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The Hoos get a beatdown from the defending national
champs, but redshirt freshman Ronde Barber (15 tackles, 3
passes broken up, 1 interception) and true freshman
Germane Crowell (66 yards, 2 TDs) are bright spots.
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Mike Groh gets his first career start for an injured Symmion
Willis and accounts for 4 TDs (3 passing, 1 rushing).
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Raise your hand if you thought you'd ever see the day the
Hoos would turn the ball over 7 times against Clemson but
still manage to come away with a win.
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Standard operating procedure for games against William &
Mary: (1) Watch the game for 20 minutes or until the Hoos
are up by 2 TDs, whichever comes first; (2) turn focus to
bourbon.
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Fun facts about Rusty LaRue:
 | | He set NCAA single-game records while at Wake Forest | | | with 55 completions and 72 attempts
| | | He once threw for more than 1500 yards over a 3-game | | | span
| | | His nickname is "Trombone" | | | |
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The Hoos struggle on offense, but the defense racks up 6
sacks and Randy Neal returns an interception 77 yards for a
touchdown.
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The Hoos play arguably their most complete game of the
season in knocking off #15 UNC, with contributions from the
offense (2 TDs apiece for Tyrone Davis and Kevin Brooks),
defense (Ronde Barber picks off 2 passes and is named
national defensive player of the week by Sports Illustrated),
and special teams (Will Brice has punts of 60 and 70 yards).
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I seriously have no recollection of this game. Maybe losing
to Duke resulted in post-traumatic stress disorder or
something.
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Scott Milanovich would have been awesome in a college
fantasy league. In real life...not so much.
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The defense forces 8 turnovers and Rafael Garcia kicks 5
field goals as the Hoos kick the poop out of the Hokies.
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In a battle for 2nd place in the ACC, the Hoos go up 19-7
but lose a tough one when the defense gives up several big
plays, including a 69-yard TD run and an 84-yard TD pass.
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vs. Texas Christian
(Independence Bowl)
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The Hoos shut down the high-powered TCU offense and
reach 9 wins for only the third time in school history.
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