West Virginia University - Monticola Yearbook (Morgantown, WV)

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Defense ' Shell-shocks ' Maryland The Mountaineers edged a 19-18 victory over the Maryland Terrapins September 18 before more than 56, 000 spectators. This home opener was played to the wire as the Mountie defense and a Maryland mistake stopped a two- point conversion. WVU ' s score included a spectacular catch made deep in the end zone by wide receiver Rich Hollins, plus four field goals and an extra point booted by placekicker Paul Woodside. Mentor of the Moun- taineers, Coach Don Nehlen boosted his seasonal record to 2-0 with the victory over the Terps. Maryland scored first with a safety. Quarter- back Jeff Hostetler, pressured by a Terrapin rush, threw a pass from the end zone and was called for intentional grounding. This gave the Terps a 2-0 lead. WVU gained the lead with two field goals of 43 and 44 yards. That lead, however, was later surrendered when Maryland scored with a 10-yard touchdown pass to give them a 9-6 half- time advantage. Field goals were traded in the third quarter. A fourth quarter WVU drive ended with a 35- yard Hoss -to-Hollins touchdown pass, giving the lead to the Mountaineers, 16-12. A final field goal resulted in a 19-12 lead. A touchdown gave Maryland a chance to win with a two-point conversion. Good defense and a Terp mistake forced Maryland ' s quarterback to overthrow. Game leaders were Darryl Talley, with eight tackles and a fumble recovery, and Dennis Fowlkes, with 14 tackles and two sacks. Hostetler finished with 1 9 of 37 pass attempts for 285 yards. WVU led in total yardage. This win boosted WVU to a 2-0 record. — Jerry Brookover In their first appearance before a home crowd, the cheerleading squad leads the students in a rousing chant. Starting a new tradition, gold and blue balloons sold at pre- game await release with the cue of Let ' s bring on the Mountaineers! Maryland Game 13

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Pass reception by wide receiver Darrell Miller (81) helps give the edge to WVU in the home opener. Convertible T-shirt boutique allovi s students to gain profits while supporting the Mounties against Maryland. 12 Maryland Game

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ID Validation for second semester requires another line. Witliout the blue ' Spring ' 83 ' stickers, students cannot attend sporting events free, vote in school elections, nor cash checks through the University. At Admissions and Records students receive help for some registration troubles and what seems to be the run-around for other problems. Patience and understand- ing are necessary in a students ' life. The Book Store ' s long lines demand much long-suffering from students. The WVU Bookstore comes to life at the beginning of each semester as students buy needed books. 14 Registration