Today

Baseball
Hawaii Winter Baseball: Cane Fire vs. Beach Boys, 6:30 p.m. at Maehara Stadium; Sharks vs. Honu at Hans L'Orange Field.
ILH girls: Word of Life Academy vs. St. Francis at Mid Pacific 4:30; Kamehameha at Mid-Pacific 6 p.m.

Tomorrow

Baseball
Hawaii Winter Baseball: Sharks vs. Honu, 6:30 p.m., at Hans L'Orange Field; CaneFires vs. BeachBoys, 6:30 p.m., at Maehara Stadium.
VOLLEYBALL
OIA Red: Leilehua at Mililani, Radford at Kapolei, Waianae at Pearl City, Kahuku at Moanalua, Kaimuki at Kailua, Kaiser at Kalani, matches to follow 5 p.m. JV game.

COLLEGE FOOTBALL

The AP Top 25

The Top 25 teams in The Associated Press college football poll, with first-place votes in parentheses, records through Oct. 6, total points based on 25 points for a first-place vote through one point for a 25th-place vote, and previous ranking:

	Record	Pts	Pvs
1. LSU (65)	6-0	1,625	1
2. California	5-0	1,538	3
3. Ohio St.	6-0	1,511	4
4. Boston College	6-0	1,346	7
5. South Florida	5-0	1,339	6
6. Oklahoma	5-1	1,221	10
7. South Carolina	5-1	1,183	11
8. West Virginia	5-1	1,059	13
9. Oregon	4-1	1,047	14
10. Southern Cal	4-1	1,024	2
11. Missouri	5-0	966	17
12. Virginia Tech	5-1	910	15
13. Florida	4-2	822	9
14. Arizona St.	6-0	752	18
15. Cincinnati	6-0	705	20
16. Hawaii	6-0	634	16
17. Kentucky	5-1	612	8
18. Illinois	5-1	595	--
19. Wisconsin	5-1	551	5
20. Kansas	5-0	336	--
21. Florida St.	4-1	307	--
22. Auburn	4-2	248	--
23. Texas	4-2	136	19
24. Georgia	4-2	131	12
25. Tennessee	3-2	90	--

Others receiving votes: Texas A&M 79, Colorado 48, Purdue 48, Indiana 40, Michigan 31, Texas Tech 27, Rutgers 25, Virginia 22, Connecticut 20, Kansas St. 18, Boise St. 17, Clemson 13, Penn St. 13, Maryland 11, Alabama 9, Nebraska 9, Mississippi St. 3, Washington 2, Wyoming 2.
How Star-Bulletin sports editor Paul Arnett voted: 1. LSU; 2. California; 3. Ohio State; 4. Boston College; 5. South Florida; 6. South Carolina; 7. Oklahoma; 8. Oregon; 9. West Virginia; 10. Missouri; 11. USC; 12. Wisconsin; 13. Hawaii; 14. Kentucky; 15. Cincinnati; 16. Florida; 17. Arizona State; 18. Georgia; 19. Virginia Tech; 20. Illinois; 21. Florida State; 22. Texas; 23. Auburn; 24. Kansas; 25. Michigan.

USA Today Top 25 Poll

The Top 25 teams in the USA Today college football coaches poll, with first-place votes in parentheses, records through Oct. 6, total points based on 25 points for a first-place vote through one point for a 25th-place vote, and previous ranking:

	Record	Pts	Pvs
1. LSU (58)	6-0	1498	2
2. California	5-0	1416	3
3. Ohio State (2)	6-0	1399	4
4. Boston College	6-0	1283	6
5t. Oklahoma	5-1	1145	10
5t. South Florida	5-0	1145	9
7. Southern Cal	4-1	1000	1
8. Oregon	4-1	936	13
9. West Virginia	5-1	931	12
10. Virginia Tech	5-1	913	14
11. Missouri	5-0	897	17
12. South Carolina	5-1	823	18
13. Arizona State	6-0	763	19
14. Florida	4-2	714	7
15. Wisconsin	5-1	689	5
16. Hawaii	6-0	632	15
17. Cincinnati	6-0	578	24
18. Kentucky	5-1	493	8
19. Illinois	5-1	425	NR
20. Kansas	5-0	390	NR
21. Florida State	4-1	213	NR
22. Texas	4-2	195	16
23. Georgia	4-2	188	11
24. Purdue	5-1	149	20
25. Auburn	4-2	143	NR

Others receiving votes: Virginia 67; Tennessee 60; Texas A&M 52; Rutgers 44; Texas Tech 44; Boise State 37; Connecticut 36; Indiana 30; Penn State 27; Michigan 22; Maryland 20; Wyoming 18; Clemson 16; Colorado 15; Wake Forest 12; Nebraska 10; Alabama 6; Brigham Young 6; Mississippi State 6; Kansas State 5; Stanford 4; Michigan State 3; UCLA 2.

Harris Top 25

The Top 25 teams in the first Harris Interactive College Football Poll, with first-place votes in parentheses, records through Oct. 6, total points based on 25 points for a first-place vote through one point for a 25th-place vote and previous ranking:

	Record	Pts	Pvs
1. LSU (113)	6-0	2,825	2
2. California	5-0	2,654	3
3. Ohio State	6-0	2,643	4
4. Boston College	6-0	2,406	6
5. Oklahoma	5-1	2,218	9
6. South Florida	5-0	2,166	10
7. USC	4-1	2,015	1
8. West Virginia	5-1	1,855	11
9. South Carolina	5-1	1,809	14
10. Oregon	4-1	1,692	13
11. Missouri	5-0	1,610	18
12. Virginia Tech	5-1	1,563	15
13. Florida	4-2	1,364	8
14. Arizona State	6-0	1,359	19
15. Wisconsin	5-1	1,309	5
16. Hawaii	6-0	1,266	16
17. Cincinnati	6-0	1,083	24
18. Kentucky	5-1	1,034	7
19. Illinois	5-1	871	NR
20. Kansas	5-0	630	NR
21. Texas	4-2	372	17
22. Florida State	4-1	344	NR
23. Georgia	4-2	327	12
24. Purdue	5-1	270	20
25. Auburn	3-2	191	NR

Other teams receiving votes: Texas A&M 117; Tennessee 116; Connecticut 104; Texas Tech 74; Virginia 74; Rutgers 65; Indiana 54; Michigan 46; Clemson 39; Penn State 35; Colorado 26; Maryland 21; Boise State 17; Wyoming 16; Kansas State 14; Nebraska 13; Michigan State 8; Alabama 4; Arkansas 2; Miami (Fla) 2; Stanford 2.
How Star-Bulletin sports writer Cindy Luis voted: 1. LSU; 2. Ohio State; 3. California; 4. Boston College; 5. South Florida; 6. South Carolina; 7. Illinois; 8. Virginia Tech; 9. West Virginia; 10. Wisconsin; 11. Florida; 12. USC; 13. Kentucky; 14. Oklahoma; 15. Hawaii; 16. Oregon; 17. Arizona State; 18. Kansas; 19. Missouri; 20. Cincinnati; 21. Texas A&M; 22. Texas; 23. Florida State; 24. Indiana; 25. Georgia.

GLANTZ-CULVER LINES

NCAA Football

Favorite	Open	Today	Underdog
Wednesday
at Pittsburgh	3 1/2	4	Navy
Thursday
Florida St.	4 1/2	5 1/2	at Wake Forest
Friday
Hawaii	17	171 2	at San Jose St.
Saturday
at Michigan	4 1/2	5	Purdue
Rutgers	15 1/2	16 1/2	at Syracuse
at Ohio	5	5	E. Michigan
at Northwestern	6	7	Minnesota
at Ohio St.	31 1/2	30 1/2	Kent St.
South Carolina	7 1/2	6	at North Carolina
at Miami	2	3	Georgia Tech
Virginia Tech	14	13	at Duke
at Cincinnati	8 1/2	10	Louisville
Alabama	7 1/2	6 1/2	at Mississippi
Georgia	7	7	at Vanderbilt
at Buffalo	2 1/2	3	Toledo
at Kansas	23 1/2	24	Baylor
at Wyoming	4	3 1/2	New Mexico
Tennessee	9	7 1/2	at Mississippi St.
at Miami (Ohio)	1 1/2	2 1/2	Bowling Green
at Utah	14	14	San Diego St.
at Cent. Michigan	11 1/2	11	Army
at Houston	20	20	Rice
at Oregon	17	17 1/2	Washington St.
at Penn St.	6 1/2	6	Wisconsin
at Nebraska	5	4	Oklahoma St.
Texas	16 1/2	16	at Iowa St.
Illinois	1 1/2	3	at Iowa
Boston College	12	14	at Notre Dame
W. Michigan	4	4	at N. Illinois
TCU	3 1/2	4	at Stanford
at California	14	14	Oregon St.
Fresno St.	12 1/2	11	at Idaho
at Colorado St.	3	3 1/2	Air Force
at Akron	10	10	Temple
LSU	11 1/2	9	at Kentucky
at Arkansas	1 1/2	2 1/2	Auburn
at UAB	3 1/2	3 1/2	Tulane
at Virginia	4	3 1/2	Connecticut
at Louisiana Tech	OFF	OFF	New Mexico St.
at Tulsa	11 1/2	13 1/2	Marshall
at Michigan St.	5 1/2	5 1/2	Indiana
at Texas Tech	10	8	Texas A&M
at Oklahoma	10	9	Missouri
at Kansas St.	4 1/2	6	Colorado
at Southern Miss.	10 1/2	9	SMU
at South Florida	12	11	UCF
at UTEP	1	2	East Carolina
BYU	11 1/2	10 1/2	at UNLV
at Arizona St.	9 1/2	11	Washington
at Southern Cal	19 1/2	22	Arizona
at Arkansas St.	10	9	La.-Lafayette
Louisiana-Monroe	8	7	at North Texas
at Memphis	3	4	Middle Tenn.
Sunday
at Boise St.	OFF	OFF	Nevada

Off Key
New Mexico St. played late game Oct. 7
Boise St. played late game Oct 7

GOLF

Texas Open Classic

At San Antonio
Purse: $4.5 million
Final round, par 70
(x-won on third playoff hole)

x-Justin Leonard, $810,000	65-67-64-65	--	261
Jesper Parnevik, $486,000	61-65-66-69	--	261
Daniel Chopra, $261,000	65-69-64-66	--	264
Mathias Gronberg, $261,000	65-65-65-69	--	264
Heath Slocum, $180,000	69-65-70-62	--	266
J.J. Henry, $140,850	71-65-67-64	--	267
Dean Wilson, $140,850	68-67-66-66	--	267
Dan Forsman, $140,850	65-68-67-67	--	267
Chris Stroud, $140,850	69-65-64-69	--	267
Ryan Armour, $140,850	67-67-64-69	--	267
Chris Riley, $99,000	66-68-67-67	--	268
Bo Van Pelt, $99,000	69-67-65-67	--	268
Charley Hoffman, $99,000	67-68-66-67	--	268
Shigeki Maruyama, $99,000	65-68-65-70	--	268
Richard S. Johnson, $72,000	65-66-73-65	--	269
John Mallinger, $72,000	68-70-65-66	--	269
Ken Duke, $72,000	69-66-68-66	--	269
Nick Watney, $72,000	67-70-66-66	--	269
Chad Campbell, $72,000	66-68-65-70	--	269
Tim Petrovic, $58,500	70-65-67-68	--	270
John Merrick, $50,400	67-71-66-67	--	271
Robert Gamez, $50,400	65-71-67-68	--	271
Fredrik Jacobson, $50,400	66-65-71-69	--	271
Marco Dawson, $41,400	66-73-68-65	--	272
D.J. Brigman, $41,400	69-66-66-71	--	272
Tom Pernice, Jr., $31,950	70-69-66-68	--	273
Greg Owen, $31,950	70-68-67-68	--	273
Kyle Reifers, $31,950	69-66-70-68	--	273
Alex Cejka, $31,950	72-65-68-68	--	273
Cameron Beckman, $31,950	67-68-69-69	--	273
Mathew Goggin, $31,950	69-69-69-66	--	273
Andrew Buckle, $31,950	69-69-70-65	--	273
Daisuke Maruyama, $24,863	71-66-69-68	--	274
Neal Lancaster, $24,863	65-71-69-69	--	274
Ryan Palmer, $24,863	67-71-69-67	--	274
Bart Bryant, $24,863	66-70-74-64	--	274
Carlos Franco, $19,350	68-66-71-70	--	275
Scott Gutschewski, $19,350	68-67-71-69	--	275
Bob Tway, $19,350	65-72-70-68	--	275
Ted Purdy, $19,350	68-70-66-71	--	275
Bob Estes, $19,350	70-66-67-72	--	275
Bob Heintz, $19,350	66-69-67-73	--	275
Steve Lowery, $19,350	68-70-71-66	--	275
Anthony Kim, $13,986	72-65-69-70	--	276
Glen Day, $13,986	67-72-67-70	--	276
Stephen Ames, $13,986	72-66-66-72	--	276
Eric Axley, $13,986	67-70-67-72	--	276
Jim Rutledge, $13,986	68-70-70-68	--	276
Jeff Overton, $10,683	68-70-68-71	--	277
Brian Davis, $10,683	72-65-68-72	--	277
Michael Boyd, $10,683	70-69-67-71	--	277
Gavin Coles, $10,683	66-69-69-73	--	277
Jay Delsing, $10,683	69-70-67-71	--	277
Colt Knost, $10,683	71-68-68-70	--	277
Craig Lile, $10,683	69-70-69-69	--	277
Matt Hendrix, $10,683	65-71-73-68	--	277
Corey Pavin, $10,683	66-71-73-67	--	277
Briny Baird, $10,683	71-66-74-66	--	277
Tom Byrum, $9,810	66-70-70-72	--	278
Tom Johnson, $9,810	68-71-67-72	--	278
Paul Gow, $9,810	70-68-69-71	--	278
Charlie Wi, $9,810	72-66-69-71	--	278
Jay Williamson, $9,810	70-67-71-70	--	278
Garrett Willis, $9,405	69-68-69-73	--	279
Bob May, $9,405	72-67-67-73	--	279
Jarrod Lyle, $9,405	68-70-69-72	--	279
Jeff Gove, $9,405	69-66-73-71	--	279
Doug LaBelle II, $9,135	68-68-72-72	--	280
Arjun Atwal, $9,135	67-71-72-70	--	280
Michael Sim, $9,000	68-71-69-73	--	281
Bryce Molder, $8,820	69-68-72-73	--	282
Jeff Brehaut, $8,820	68-70-72-72	--	282
Rich Beem, $8,820	68-71-71-72	--	282
Frank Lickliter II, $8,595	68-69-75-71	--	283
Tripp Isenhour, $8,595	66-73-74-70	--	283
David Branshaw, $8,460	70-69-78-70	--	287
Bubba Dickerson, $8,370	66-70-74-78	--	288
Spike McRoy, $8,280	72-67-72-79	--	290

Mark Christopher Charity Classic

At Rancho Cucamonga, Calif.
Purse: $525,000
Final round, par 71
(x-won on first playoff hole)

x-Richard Johnson, $94,500	65-72-69-67	--	273
Matthew Jones, $46,200	70-68-69-66	--	273
Jeremy Anderson, $46,200	68-68-71-66	--	273
Tommy Tolles, $25,200	70-73-65-66	--	274
Brad Adamonis, $18,441	74-68-67-66	--	275
Brian Smock, $18,441	70-70-68-67	--	275
Keoke Cotner, $18,441	66-69-72-68	--	275
Tom Gillis, $18,441	70-68-67-70	--	275
Ricky Barnes, $14,175	69-69-70-68	--	276
Jon Mills, $14,175	65-68-75-68	--	276
B.J. Staten, $14,175	66-72-69-69	--	276
Bob Burns, $12,075	70-66-71-70	--	277
Daniel Summerhays, $9,844	66-72-72-68	--	278
Ronnie Black, $9,844	68-73-69-68	--	278
Brenden Pappas, $9,844	65-70-74-69	--	278
Keith Nolan, $9,844	66-76-67-69	--	278
Ron Whittaker, $7,105	73-70-69-67	--	279
Jon Turcott, $7,105	71-67-73-68	--	279
Chez Reavie, $7,105	71-68-71-69	--	279
Jeff Klauk, $7,105	68-70-71-70	--	279
Marc Turnesa, $7,105	71-69-69-70	--	279
Tee McCabe, $7,105	66-73-69-71	--	279
Jimmy Walker, $4,620	72-68-73-67	--	280
Bryn Parry, $4,620	73-69-71-67	--	280
Todd Fischer, $4,620	73-70-69-68	--	280
Aron Price, $4,620	70-69-72-69	--	280
Chris Baryla, $4,620	67-66-77-70	--	280
Scott Dunlap, $4,620	74-68-67-71	--	280
Kelly Grunewald, $3,430	73-68-72-68	--	281
Kris Blanks, $3,430	72-70-70-69	--	281
David Mathis, $3,430	69-70-72-70	--	281
Fabian Gomez, $3,430	71-70-70-70	--	281
Lee Williams, $3,430	71-70-69-71	--	281
Greg Chalmers, $3,430	69-69-71-72	--	281
David McKenzie, $2,678	69-71-72-70	--	282
John Lepak, $2,678	69-73-70-70	--	282
Stephen Gangluff, $2,678	72-71-69-70	--	282
Jason Allred, $2,678	68-68-75-71	--	282
Boyd Summerhays, $2,678	71-71-69-71	--	282
Mario Tiziani, $2,678	71-70-69-72	--	282
Byron Smith, $2,678	69-72-69-72	--	282
Brad Elder, $2,678	72-71-67-72	--	282
Kyle Thompson, $2,087	74-69-71-69	--	283
Chad Collins, $2,087	71-72-71-69	--	283
Ryan Hietala, $2,087	69-71-73-70	--	283
Camilo Benedetti, $2,087	71-66-73-73	--	283
Deane Pappas, $1,855	72-70-72-70	--	284
Danny Briggs, $1,855	70-69-74-71	--	284
Ben Bates, $1,855	70-71-72-71	--	284
Tim Wilkinson, $1,855	65-73-74-72	--	284
Michael Long, $1,855	70-71-71-72	--	284
Matt Hansen, $1,855	70-70-70-74	--	284
Elliot Gealy, $1,654	70-72-73-70	--	285
Pat Bates, $1,654	71-71-72-71	--	285
Brock Mackenzie, $1,654	70-73-71-71	--	285
Len Mattiace, $1,654	66-72-75-72	--	285
Patrick Sheehan, $1,654	72-69-72-72	--	285
Jeff Wood, $1,654	66-67-79-73	--	285
Chris Anderson, $1,654	64-73-75-73	--	285
Steve Schneiter, $1,654	71-71-70-73	--	285
Garth Mulroy, $1,654	74-66-71-74	--	285
Steve Pate, $1,523	72-69-72-73	--	286
Chris Smith, $1,470	70-73-74-70	--	287
Brad Ott, $1,470	72-71-71-73	--	287
Aaron Watkins, $1,470	68-70-75-74	--	287
Nicholas Thompson, $1,418	73-70-71-74	--	288
Zoran Zorkic, $1,391	71-71-73-74	--	289
Esteban Toledo, $1,352	72-69-74-75	--	290
Roger Tambellini, $1,352	68-75-72-75	--	290
Michael Letzig, $1,299	71-71-76-73	--	291
Fran Quinn, $1,299	74-69-73-75	--	291
Josh Broadaway, $1,260	72-68-75-78	--	293
John Riegger, $1,234	70-73-74-79	--	296

NFL ISLANDERS

University of Hawaii

Ikaika Alama-Francis (Kalaheo), DE, Detroit: was on the inactive list for a loss to Washington
*Jason Elam, K, Denver: kicked a 30-yard field goal, the only points for the Broncos in a 41-3 loss to San Diego
Travis LaBoy, DE, Tennessee: made two tackles and defended a pass in a win over Atlanta
Ashley Lelie (Radford), WR, San Francisco: did not make any catches in a loss to Baltimore
*Reagan Mauia, RB, Miami: did not run the ball in a loss to Houston
*Mat McBriar, P, Dallas: plays tonight against Buffalo
Isaac Sopoaga, DT, San Francisco: made one tackle in a loss to the Ravens
*Pisa Tinoisamoa, LB, St. Louis: made six tackles, including five unassisted stops, in a loss to Arizona
Jeff UIbrich, LB, San Francisco: did not make any tackles in a loss to Baltimore

Kahuku

Aaron Francisco, S, Arizona: made two unassisted tackles in a victory over St. Louis
*Ma'ake Kemoeatu, DT, Carolina: made one unassisted tackle in a victory over New Orleans

Molokai

Kimo von Oelhoffen, DT, Philadelphia: had a bye week

Also playing: *Kynan Forney (Hawaii), G, Atlanta; Chris Kemoeatu (Kahuku) G, Pittsburgh; *Olin Kreutz (Saint Louis) C, Chicago; *Vincent Manuwai (Farrington/Hawaii), G, Jacksonville; *Chris Naeole (Kahuku), G, Jacksonville; *Dominic Raiola (Saint Louis), C, Detroit; *Samson Satele (Hawaii), C, Miami.
*-starter

PADDLING

2007 Molokai Hoe

OC-6 Division
Yesterday
Open--1. Shell Vaa Te Uira 4:40:22.5; 2. Team Opt A 4:43:15.5; 3. Team New Zealand/Hawaii 4:56:59.9; 4. Hawaiian 1 4:58:44.9; 5. Venus Vaa Iolana 5:01:02.7; 6. Pirae Vaa Wailea Elua 5:03:51.3; 7. Lanikai Kamehanaokala 5:05:04.1; 8. Outrigger CC 1 5:05:04.8; 9. Opt B Tahiti 5:06:26.5; 10. Team Tiger Kai Koolau 5:10:28.2; 11. Hckt Nau Ke Kai 5:10:28.2; 12. Tui Tong 5:13:33.0; 13. Lanakila Calif Red 5:15:20.3; 14. Team Pogue 5:16:01.1; 15. Herberts On Tour 5:18:19.4; 16. Leeward Kai 1 Holomama 5:19:25.7.
Masters 40-49--1. Mooloolaba Makaala 5:27:14.9; 2. Outrigger CC 40 5:30:48.0; 3. Canoa Republic 5:44:00.5; 4. Hui Lanakila 2 5:45:53.3; 5. Keauhou Iolana Big Island 5:48:43.7; 6. Casco Bay CC 5:54:13.7.
Masters 50-54--1. Kailua 50S 5:42:36.0; 2. Namolokama 50 6:21:24.4.
Masters 55 and up--1. Team Bradley Waimanalo 5:43:12.4; 2. California Gold 5:52:58.9; 3. Team Big Island 5:59:32.7; 4. Hawaiian Kanaktion 6:06:55.6; 5. Maui Gold Kihei 6:08:45.7; 6. Kaiola 55 6:21:24.8.
Koa Open--1. Lanikai 2 Hokulele 5:40:21.4; 2. Outrigger Koa 5:41:36.5; 3. Puukea Foundation 6:07:57.6.

POLO

Honolulu Polo Club

At Waimanalo
Las Lobos 7, Naturally Hawaiian 4
Leading scorers--LL: Jason Lau 5; Bob Miller 2. NH: Bryan Fuller 3, Handicap.

SURFING

Macy's Series

At Kewalo's
Saturday's results
Men's shortboard--1. Dustin Cuizon; 2. Randall Paulsen; 3. Daniel Jones; 4. Kolea Fukumitsu.
Men's longboard--1. Ned Snow; 2. Issac Kaneshiro; 3. Kai Sallas; 4. Keoki Saguibo.