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MANY HAPPY RETURNS FOR CSU IN HALVES AS DIFFERENT AS NIGHT AND DAY, PLAY OF DAVIS IS TIMELESS.(Sports)

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From: Rocky Mountain News (Denver, CO)
Date: 19991029
Author:Folstad, Rick

Byline: Rick Folstad News Staff Writer

FORT COLLINS -- His name sounds like something out of a Zane Grey novel, and Thursday night, in front of a national television audience, Dallas Davis was the hero who saved the day.

In a game that saw two teams play two distinct and separate halves, the only thing that remained consistent was the running of Davis.

The 5-foot-10, 175-pound junior from Fort Collins High School returned two punts for touchdowns in CSU's 31-24 win over Utah at Hughes Stadium.

His first punt return went for 89 yards and was the second-longest ...

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