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plan not enough for W&M  NORFOLK — Old Dominion's superb
quarterback, Taylor Heinicke, is described many ways for his
many attributes. William and Mary coach Jimmye Laycock offered
one more possibility: alien cyborg.  "I think he's got
360-degree vision," Laycock said. "I don't see how he knows that
people are where they are and he's able to avoid them on the
rush."  The Tribe experienced another mostly unsuccessful day of
chasing Heinicke, as the sophomore quarterback and ODU's juiced-
up running game played big parts in Saturday's 41-31 win at S.B.
Ballard Stadium.  ODU (9-1, 6-1 CAA) matched last year's regular
season victory total, heading into next Saturday's season finale
at James Madison. Meanwhile, the march of frustration continued
for William and Mary (2-8, 1-6 CAA), which matched its worst
10-game start since 1982, Laycock's third season at his alma
mater.  "I thought there were two things that hurt us," Laycock
said. "One was, we were no