Arizona Wildcats ©	Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets
Played September 1, 1994 at Bobby Dodd Stadium

  

 

Teams' Belt Records

 

Team	Belt Reigns	Overall Record				Home Record				Away Record				Neutral Record
		W	L	T	PCT	W	L	T	PCT	W	L	T	PCT	W	L	T	PCT
Arizona ©	4	7	10	0	.412	3	3	0	.500	3	7	0	.300	1	0	0	1.000
Georgia Tech	0	0	2	0	.000	0	2	0	.000

 

                        Previous Belt Meetings:       None

The Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets of coach Bill Lewis hosted the 7^th ranked Arizona Wildcats of coach Dick Tomey.  Arizona’s “Desert Swarm” defense held Georgia Tech to 20 yards rushing, recorded 4 sacks & recovered a fumble to overcome 5 Wildcats’ turnovers but it took a 6-yard touchdown run from Arizona RB Kevin Schmidtke with 0:29 to play to retain The Belt in a 19-14 come from behind win over the Yellow Jackets.  Georgia Tech took the lead in the 1^st quarter when QB Tommy Luginbill found RB Derrick Steagall on a 14-yard touchdown pass giving the Yellow Jackets a 7-0 lead.  Arizona’s All-American PK Steve McLaughlin hit a 30-yard field goal to get the Wildcats on the board & when QB Dan White dove in from one yard, Arizona had a 10-7 lead that they held to halftime.  McLaughlin’s 29-yard field goal accounted for the only points of the 3^rd quarter.  When Luginbill found WR Charlie Simmons on a 22-yard touchdown pass, Georgia Tech regained the lead at 14-13 with 10:56 to play.  As the clock ran down, the Wildcats plan was to set-up for the winning field goal but Schmidtke run made that a moot point.  Arizona’s All-Pac 10 RB Ontiwaun Carter finished with 151 yards rushing while Luginbill threw for 164 yards with his 2 touchdowns for Georgia Tech.  Arizona finished the season 8-4; ranked 20^th nationally while the Yellow Jackets finished 1-10 in Lewis’ final season.  Georgia Tech would play for The Belt again in 2000.

 

 

 

New Mexico State Aggies	Arizona Wildcats ©
Played September 10, 1994 at Arizona Stadium

  

 

Teams' Belt Records

 

Team	Belt Reigns	Overall Record				Home Record				Away Record				Neutral Record
		W	L	T	PCT	W	L	T	PCT	W	L	T	PCT	W	L	T	PCT
New Mexico State	0
Arizona ©	4	8	10	0	.444	3	3	0	.500	4	7	0	.364	1	0	0	1.000

 

                          Previous Belt Meetings:       None

 

 

The 0-1 New Mexico State Aggies of coach Jim Hess traveled to Tucson to meet the 9^th ranked, 1-0 Arizona Wildcats of coach Dick Tomey.  Arizona’s All-Pac 10 RB Ontiwaun Carter rushed for 149 yards with 2 touchdowns & WR Richard Dice added 150 yards receiving with 2 touchdowns as the Wildcats routed the Aggies 44-0 to retain The Belt.  Arizona scored on their first possession with QB Dan White finding Dice for a 57-yard touchdown pass.  Carter pushed the lead to 14-0 with a 5-yard touchdown run & All-American PK Steve McLaughlin’s 50-yard field goal made it 17-0.  Carter scored again on a 7-yard touchdown run & Dice caught a 38-yard touchdown pass with 0:21 left in the half giving the Wildcats a 31-0 lead.  New Mexico State’s only scoring threat in the 1^st half came up short when PK Bubba Culin missed a 47-yard field goal attempt.  McLaughlin hit field goals of 44 & 39 yards in the 3^rd quarter & RB Gary Taylor scored on a 4-yard touchdown run in the 4^th quarter to finish the scoring.  The Aggies again threaten to score on the final possession getting to the Arizona 6-yard line before QB Cody Ledbetter’s fourth down pass was broken up in the end zone.  New Mexico State crossed midfield only twice in each half while Arizona held the ball for 37:48 of the game.  White finished with 198 yards passing with 2 touchdowns while Ledbetter threw for 148 yards & All-Big West WR Lucious Davis added 5 catches for 97 yards for the Aggies.  Arizona finished the season 8-4; ranked 20^th nationally while the Aggies finished 3-8.  New Mexico State has not played for The Belt again.

 

 

 

Arizona Wildcats ©	Stanford Cardinal
Played September 24, 1994 at Stanford Stadium

  

 

Teams' Belt Records

 

Team	Belt Reigns	Overall Record				Home Record				Away Record				Neutral Record
		W	L	T	PCT	W	L	T	PCT	W	L	T	PCT	W	L	T	PCT
Arizona ©	4	9	10	0	.474	4	3	0	.571	4	7	0	.364	1	0	0	1.000
Stanford	1	2	5	1	.313	1	2	0	.333	1	3	1	.300

 

                         Previous Belt Meetings:       None

 

The 1-0-1 Stanford Cardinal of coach Bill Walsh welcomed the 7^th ranked, 2-0 Arizona Wildcats of coach Dick Tomey.  Walsh wrote a book titled “Rough Magic” in which he said the Wildcats’ players were “mercenaries” since so few of them were from Arizona & after games you would like to “hose them down.”  Walsh said he had been joking but the joke was on the Cardinal as All-Pac 10 RB Ontiwaun Carter rushed for 2 touchdowns while the Arizona defense held Stanford to just 6 yards rushing in a 34-10 victory to retain The Belt.  Cardinal WR Leroy Pruitt fumbled on a punt return at the Stanford 14-yard line & the Wildcats capitalized three plays later with Carter scoring from 10 yards for a 7-0 lead.  Arizona’s next drive went 78 yards with QB Dan White connecting with WR Richard Dice on a 14-yard touchdown pass for the 14-0 lead through the 1^st quarter.  After blocking a Stanford field goal, the Wildcats got a 3-yard touchdown run from Carter for a 21-0 lead with 11:18 left in the 1^st half.  A 31-yard field goal by All-American PK Steve McLaughlin made it 24-0 before Stanford finally scored on a 3-yard touchdown pass from QB Steve Stenstrom to TE Tony Cline but the Cardinal still trailed 24-7 at the half.  The Cardinal accounted for the only points of the 3^rd quarter with a 42-yard field goal by PK Eric Abrams.  McLaughlin hit on a 53-yard field goal before Arizona All-American S Tony Bouie finished the scoring by returning a Stenstrom interception 49 yards for a touchdown.  White finished with 200 yards passing with his touchdown.  Stenstrom threw for 295 yards with a touchdown but 2 interceptions, WR Brian Manning had 7 catches for 131 yards but All-Pac 10 WR Justin Armour was held to 4 catches for 59 yards for Stanford.  Arizona finished the season 8-4; ranked 20^th nationally while the Cardinal finished 3-7-1 in Walsh’s final season.  Stanford would play for The Belt again in 2004.

 

 

 

Oregon State Beavers	Arizona Wildcats ©
Played October 1, 1994 at Arizona Stadium

  

 

Teams' Belt Records

 

Team	Belt Reigns	Overall Record				Home Record				Away Record				Neutral Record
		W	L	T	PCT	W	L	T	PCT	W	L	T	PCT	W	L	T	PCT
Oregon State	1	1	10	0	.091	0	7	0	.000	1	3	0	.250
Arizona ©	4	10	10	0	.500	4	3	0	.571	5	7	0	.417	1	0	0	1.000

 

Previous Belt Meetings

 

 

 

The 1-2 Oregon State Beavers of coach Jerry Pettibone met the 6^th ranked, 3-0 Arizona Wildcats of coach Dick Tomey.  Arizona QB Dan White threw for 3 touchdowns, All-American PK Steve McLaughlin connected on 3 field goals, & All-American DE Tedy Bruschi recovered 2 Oregon State fumbles as the Wildcats retained The Belt with a 30-10 victory.  McLaughlin hit on kicks of 49 & 25 yards in the 1^st quarter giving the Wildcats a 6-0 lead.  White’s 47-yard touchdown pass to WR Richard Dice pushed the lead to 13-0 before the Beavers got a 3-yard touchdown run from RB J.D. Stewart to make the score 13-7.  White hit WR Lamar Harris for a 13-yard touchdown pass & Arizona PK Randy Lund hit from 26 yards to send the teams to intermission with the score Arizona 20 Oregon State 10.  The Wildcats got the only points of the 2^nd half with McLaughlin hitting his third field goal from 32 yards & White finding Dice for a 34-yard touchdown pass.  White finished with 194 yards passing with his 3 touchdowns; All-Pac 10 RB Ontiwaun Carter added 114 yards rushing & Dice had 7 catches for 136 yards to his touchdown.  Arizona finished the season 8-4; ranked 20^th nationally while the Beavers finished 4-7.  Oregon State would play for The Belt again in 2004.

 

 

 

Colorado State Rams	Arizona Wildcats ©
Played October 8, 1994 at Arizona Stadium

  

 

Teams' Belt Records

 

Team	Belt Reigns	Overall Record				Home Record				Away Record				Neutral Record
		W	L	T	PCT	W	L	T	PCT	W	L	T	PCT	W	L	T	PCT
Colorado State	0
Arizona ©	4	11	10	0	.524	5	3	0	.625	5	7	0	.417	1	0	0	1.000

 

                         Previous Belt Meetings:       None

 

 

The 23^rd ranked, 5-0 Colorado State Rams of coach Sonny Lubick met the 7^th ranked, 4-0 Arizona Wildcats.  Colorado State QB Anthoney Hill threw for 2 touchdowns & All-WAC DE Sean Moran recovered a fumble that he returned 77 yards for a touchdown as the Wildcats claimed The Belt with a 21-16 upset for their first Belt reign.  The Rams took the lead in the 1^st quarter when Hill found TE Justin Shull for a 10-yard touchdown pass to complete an 81-yard drive.  Arizona’s All-American PK Steve McLaughlin converted field goals from 47 & 44 yards to keep the Wildcats close at 7-6.  Hill & Shull connected again for a 37-yard touchdown pass in the 2^nd quarter as the Rams took a 14-6 halftime lead.  Arizona drove to the Colorado State 11-yard line when Rams’ LB Garrett Sand hit Wildcats’ QB Dan White.  Moran recovered White’s fumble & rambled to the end zone for a 21-6 Colorado State lead.  McLaughlin’s third field goal of the game came from 42 yards making the score Colorado State 21 Arizona 9.  White hit WR Richard Dice for a 6-yard touchdown pass capping a 68-yard drive with 7:02 to play but the Wildcats still trailed 21-16.  After forcing the Rams to punt, Arizona appeared to be driving for the go-ahead score but All-WAC S Greg Myers intercepted White’s pass with 2:26 to play.  Arizona had a final chance with 0:48 but White’s 4 incomplete passes ended the game & started the Rams’ celebration.  Hill finished with 251 passing with his 2 touchdowns.  White threw for 199 yards with a touchdown, All-Pac 10 RB Ontiwaun Carter ran for 224 yards & the Wildcats held the ball for 37:33 of the game but it was the points the mattered.  The Wildcats finished the season 8-4; ranked 20^th nationally while the Rams finished 10-2, WAC Champions & ranked 16^th nationally.  Arizona would play for The Belt again in 1995.

 

 

 

Texas El-Paso Miners	Colorado State Rams ©
Played October 15, 1994 at Hughes Stadium

  

 

Teams' Belt Records

 

Team	Belt Reigns	Overall Record				Home Record				Away Record				Neutral Record
		W	L	T	PCT	W	L	T	PCT	W	L	T	PCT	W	L	T	PCT
Texas El-Paso	0	0	1	0	.000					0	1	0	.000
Colorado State ©	1	1	0	0	1.000					1	0	0	1.000

 

                          Previous Belt Meetings:       None

 

The 13^th ranked, 6-0 Colorado State Rams of coach Sonny Lubick made their first Belt defense against the 3-3 Texas El-Paso Miners of coach Charlie Bailey.  Colorado State QB Anthoney Hill threw for 2 touchdowns while RB E.J. Watson rushed for 2 touchdowns & the Rams’ offense held the ball for 33:18 while the defense held Texas El-Paso to just 23 yards rushing in a 47-9 rout of the Miners.  The game is played in a steady drizzle & things start poorly for Texas El-Paso when KR Sam Rogers mishandled the opening kick-off allowing Colorado State CB Steve Standifer to tackle him in the end zone for a safety.  Midway through the 1^st quarter, the Rams got a 2-yard touchdown run from Watson for a 9-0 lead.  The Rams got another touchdown late in the quarter after a 5-play, 61-yard drive highlighted by a 34-yard reverse by WR Jeremy Burkett.  Burkett caught the 13-yard touchdown pass from Hill giving Colorado State a 15-0 lead at the end of the 1^st quarter.  Hill connected with TE Steve Hodge on a 3-yard touchdown pass as the Rams pushed the lead to 22-0.  Colorado State PK David Napier hit field goals of 24 & 32 yards giving the Rams a 28-0 lead before Texas El-Paso’s All-WAC PK Marshall Young converted a 40-yard field goal attempt leaving the score Colorado State 28 Texas El-Paso 3 at the half.  Watson’s second touchdown came on a 2-yard run after Rams’ CB Raymond Jackson intercepted Texas El-Paso QB Shawn Gray at the Texas El-Paso 42-yard line.  Four plays later, Watson was in the end zone as the Rams took a 35-3 lead.  Napier’s 30-yard field goal made the score 38-3 & when RB Renard Carn broke loose for a 47-yard touchdown run, Colorado State had a 45-3 advantage heading into the final quarter.  Texas El-Paso’s WR Cedric Johnson blocked a kick by Colorado State P Matt McDougal & returned it 2 yards for a touchdown but the Miners still trailed 45-9.  The Rams appeared to score when All-WAC S Greg Myers returned a punt 72 yard to the end zone but the play was nullified by a holding penalty.  The final points came when Colorado State DE Craig Mock sacked Gray in the end zone for the Rams’ second safety of the game.  Hill finished with 223 yards passing with his 2 touchdowns while Gray was held to 116 yards passing being sacked twice & intercepted once.  Colorado State finished the season 10-2; WAC Champions, ranked 16^th nationally while the Miners finished 3-7-1.  Texas El-Paso would play for The Belt again in 2 weeks.

 

 

 

Utah Utes	Colorado State Rams ©
Played October 22, 1994 at Hughes Stadium

  

 

Teams' Belt Records

 

Team

Belt Reigns

Overall Record

Home Record

Away Record

Neutral Record

W

L

T

PCT

W

L

T

PCT

W

L

T

PCT

W

L

T

PCT

Utah

0

Colorado State ©

1

2

0

0

1.000

1

0

0

1.000

1

0

0

1.000

 

                          Previous Belt Meetings:       None

 

 

The 18^th ranked, 6-0 Utah Utes of coach Ron McBride traveled to Fort Collins to meet the 12^th ranked, 7-0 Colorado State Rams of coach Sonny Lubick.  Utah lead 9-7 at the half but the scoreboard lit up for 60 points & 4 lead changes between the teams in the 2^nd half as Utah claimed The Belt with a 45-31 victory.  The game featured highlights & missteps of every kind as the Utes had a safety, blocked a punt, blocked an extra-point attempt, & field goal as well as intercepting 4 passes, 2 of which they returned for touchdowns, & 14 penalties for 117 yards lost. Colorado State blocked 2 punts, recovered 3 fumbles & intercepted Utah QB Mike McCoy once.  The game started slowly with the only points of the 1^st quarter coming when Colorado State QB Anthoney Hill mishandled a snap & was forced out of the end zone for a safety giving Utah a 2-0 lead.  The Utes scored on another mistake by Hill when Utah All-WAC CB Kareem Leary intercepted his pass & returned it 39 yards for a touchdown pushing the lead to 9-0.  Hill got some redemption when he scored on a 1-yard touchdown run before the half but with the game score 9-7 with Utah leading as the teams went to their locker rooms, the fun was just about to start.  McCoy scored on a 1-yard touchdown run as Utah pushed the lead to 16-7 but the Rams rallied with a 16-yard touchdown pass from Hill to WR Eric Olson & a 28-yard field goal by PK David Napier giving the Rams a 17-16 lead.  Utes’ RB Charlie Brown broke free for a 44-yard touchdown run & the 2-point conversion had Utah back ahead at 24-17.  The conversion came on a gimmick formation that had 4 plays line-up wide left, 4 in the middle of the field, & 2 in between with McCoy taking the shotgun snap & hitting RB Rob Hamilton for the points.  The Utes used the same formation to score on their next drive with McCoy finding TE Rick Tucker for the 5-yard touchdown pass & a 31-17 lead.  The 4^th quarter saw Colorado State rally with 2 touchdowns by RB Van Ward on runs of 5 & 1 yard to tie the game.  McCoy got the lead back for Utah when he found All-WAC WR Curtis Marsh for an 8-yard touchdown pass with 3:36 to play for a 38-31 lead.  The Rams tried to respond & drove to the Utah 10-yard line with 0:44 left.  Hill tried to hit WR Matt Phillips in the end zone before Utes’ S Harold Lusk made the interception that he returned 105-yards with 0:22 left to secure the Utah win.  McCoy finished with 210 yards passing with his touchdown as well as a rushing touchdown.  Hill finished with 243 yards passing with a touchdown as well as a rushing touchdown while Olson added 8 catches for 118 yards to his touchdown.  The Rams finished 10-2; WAC Champions, ranked 16^th nationally while the Utes finished 10-2 & ranked 10^th nationally.  Colorado State would play for The Belt again in 1996.

 

 

 

Texas El-Paso Miners	Utah Utes ©
Played October 29, 1994 at Rice Stadium

  

 

Teams' Belt Records

 

Team	Belt Reigns	Overall Record				Home Record				Away Record				Neutral Record
		W	L	T	PCT	W	L	T	PCT	W	L	T	PCT	W	L	T	PCT
Texas El-Paso	0	0	2	0	.000					0	2	0	.000
Utah ©	1	1	0	0	1.000					1	0	0	1.000

 

                          Previous Belt Meetings:       None

 

 

Coach Charlie Bailey & the 3-5 Texas El-Paso Miners had their 2^nd chance at The Belt this season against the 12^th ranked, 7-0 Utah Utes of coach Ron McBride.  The Miners had lost to Colorado State 47-9 earlier in the season.  Utah RB Charlie Brown rushed for 143 yards & 4 touchdowns to lead the rout of the Miners & retain The Belt with a 52-7 victory.  The Utes took a 10-0 1^st quarter lead with a 16-yard touchdown pass from QB Mike McCoy to All-WAC WR Curtis Marsh & a 25-yard field goal by PK Dan Pulsipher.  Brown started his onslaught with a 28-yard touchdown run followed by a 3-yard touchdown run as Utah pushed the lead to 24-0.  The Miners only points came on a 17-yard touchdown pass from QB Shawn Gray to WR J.J. Rowlett but Brown scored his third touchdown on a 43-yard run & McCoy connected with WR Deron Claiborne on a 62-yard touchdown pass for a 38-7 halftime lead.  The 3^rd quarter saw Brown score his fourth touchdown on a 1-yard run & McCoy finding Claiborne for a 9-yard touchdown pass to compete the scoring.  McCoy finished with 391 passing with 3 touchdowns but an interception & Claiborne added 7 catches for 128 yards to his 2 touchdowns.  Gray threw for 184 yards with a touchdown but 3 interceptions while Rowlett had 6 catches for 102 yards with his touchdown for the Miners.  Utah finished the season 10-2; ranked 10^th nationally while the Miners finished 3-7-1.  Texas El-Paso would play for The Belt again in 1996.

 

 

 

Utah Utes ©	New Mexico Lobos
Played November 5, 1994 at University Stadium

  

 

Teams' Belt Records

 

Team	Belt Reigns	Overall Record				Home Record				Away Record				Neutral Record
		W	L	T	PCT	W	L	T	PCT	W	L	T	PCT	W	L	T	PCT
Utah ©	1	2	0	0	1.000	1	0	0	1.000	1	0	0	1.000
New Mexico	0	0	1	0	.000	0	1	0	.000

 

                          Previous Belt Meetings:       None

 

 

The 3-6 New Mexico Lobos of coach Dennis Franchione hosted the 9^th ranked, 8-0 Utah Utes & coach Ron McBride.  New Mexico PK Nathan Vail hit his 3^rd field goal of the game, this one from 22 yards, as the Lobos upset the Utes to claim their first Belt reign with a 23-21 victory.  New Mexico shutout the Utes in the 2^nd half after giving up 305 yards & 21 points in the 1^st half.  It seemed early that Utah would extend their unbeaten streak when QB Mike McCoy found WR Kevin Dyson for a 56-yard touchdown pass & RB Charlie Brown scored on an 8-yard touchdown run giving the Utes a 14-0 1^st quarter lead. New Mexico got on the board when Vail hit from 45 yards but Brown’s second touchdown down came from 12 yards & Utah extended the lead to 21-3.  New Mexico RB Eric Young score on a 5-yard touchdown run & the Lobos closed to 21-11 at the half with the successful 2-point conversion.  Vail’s 22-yard field goal accounted for the only points of the 3^rd quarter but New Mexico still trailed 21-14.  It looked like the Lobos had tied the game when All-WAC QB Stoney Case found WR Roy White for a 2-yard touchdown pass but the missed extra-point attempt left the New Mexico trailing 21-20.  With 3:10 left to play, the Lobos faced a 4^th & 3 from their own 27-yard line.  Instead of punting, Coach Franchione chose to try a pass & Case found WR Gavin Pearlman open at the New Mexico 35-yard line.  Pearlman broke a tackle before racing 56 yards to the Utah 17-yard line before being brought down & setting up Vail’s field goal with just seconds left that sealed the upset.  Case finished with 240 yards passing with a touchdown while Pearlman added 5 catches for 123 yards to his score.  For Utah, McCoy threw for 314 yards with a touchdown but 2 interceptions while Brown added 103 yards on the ground to his 2 scores.  The Utes finished the season 10-2; ranked 10^th nationally while the Lobos finished 5-7.  Utah would play for The Belt again in 1996.

 

 

 

New Mexico Lobos ©	Wyoming Cowboys
Played November 12, 1994 at War Memorial Stadium

   

 

Teams' Belt Records

 

Team	Belt Reigns	Overall Record				Home Record				Away Record				Neutral Record
		W	L	T	PCT	W	L	T	PCT	W	L	T	PCT	W	L	T	PCT
New Mexico ©	1	1	1	0	.500	1	1	0	.500
Wyoming	0	0	1	0	.000					0	1	0	.000

 

                          Previous Belt Meetings:       None

 

 

The 4-6 Wyoming Cowboys of coach Joe Tiller welcomed the 4-6 New Mexico Lobos of coach Dennis Franchione.  Wyoming QB John Gustin threw for 427 yards with a touchdown & All-WAC RB Ryan Christopherson rushed for 129 yards with 2 touchdowns as the Cowboys claimed The Belt for the first time with a 38-28 win.  Wyoming PK Cory Wedel gave the Cowboys the lead with a 25-yard field goal in the 1^st quarter but New Mexico rebounded with a 9-play, 80-drive finished by RB Winslow Oliver’s 1-yard touchdown run giving the Lobos a 7-3 lead.  In the 2^nd quarter, the Cowboys put together their own 80-yard scoring drive with Christopherson pushing in from 1 yard.  On the extra-point attempt All-WAC P Brian Gragert, who was holding for the kick, bobbled the snap but was able to throw to TE Jeremy Gilstrap for the 2-point conversion & an 11-7 lead.  New Mexico PK Nathan Vail connected on a 50-yard field goal as the Lobos closed to 11-10 but Wyoming came right back with another 80-yard scoring drive with RB Terry Hendricks scoring on a 1-yard touchdown run giving the Cowboys an 18-10 lead at the half.  Vail’s 37-yard field goal midway through the 3^rd quarter kept the Lobos close at 18-13 & after forcing a punt, New Mexico went 73 yards in 4 plays with All-WAC QB Stoney Case scoring on a 25-yard touchdown run.  When Case hit WR Gavin Pearlman for the 2-point conversion, New Mexico had a 21-18 lead.  Again, Wyoming responded with a 10-play, 80-yard drive with Hendricks scoring his second touchdown on a 17-yard run but the mishandled snap on the extra-point attempt left the score Wyoming 24 New Mexico 21 as the quarter ended.  The Lobos took back the lead when RB Eric Young scored on a 2-yard touchdown run for the 28-24 lead with 12:23 to play.  Six plays later, Wyoming went back on top with Christopherson scoring on a 1-yard touchdown run.  The short touchdown was set-up by Gustin’s 31-yard pass to WR Brent Tillman followed by a 23-yard completion to All-WAC WR Marcus Harris.  The clinching score came when Gustin connected with Harris for a 63-yard touchdown pass with 3:31 to play & New Mexico could not respond.  Harris finished with 8 catches for 167 yards with his touchdown while Tillman added 8 catches for 140 yards.  Case finished with 248 yards passing for New Mexico.  The Lobos finished the season 5-7 while the Cowboys finished 6-6.  New Mexico has not played for The Belt again.

 

 

 

Wyoming Cowboys ©	Hawaii Warriors
Played November 19, 1994 at Aloha Stadium

  

 

Teams' Belt Records

 

Team	Belt Reigns	Overall Record				Home Record				Away Record				Neutral Record
		W	L	T	PCT	W	L	T	PCT	W	L	T	PCT	W	L	T	PCT
Wyoming ©	1	1	1	0	.500	1	0	0	1.000	0	1	0	.000
Hawaii	0	0	1	0	.000	0	1	0	.000

 

                          Previous Belt Meetings:       None