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AJ McCarron hit Kenny Bell for a 57-yard TD at the tail end of the first quarter. That gave Alabama a 14-0 lead. | McCarron. He completed 16 of 23 passes for 208 yards and 2 TDs. He's gone eight weeks without an interception. | Plus-17. The Tide forced three turnovers while committing none, which pushes their season turnover margin to plus-17. | ||
Up Next: No. 11 Mississippi State vs. No. 16 Texas A&M (Nov. 3), No. 1 Alabama at No. 5 LSU (Nov. 3) |
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Jarvis Jones forced a fumble as Jordan Reed was charging into the end zone late in the fourth quarter. | Jones, who finished with 13 tackles, 3 sacks and forced 2 fumbles and recovered them both. | 9. The teams combined for nine TOs, but the Dawgs didn't have any after halftime, while the Gators had three. | ||
Up Next: No. 2 Florida vs. Missouri (Nov. 3), No. 10 Georgia vs. Ole Miss (Nov. 3) |
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John Hubert rushed for a 15-yard TD on the Wildcats' first fourth-quarter drive to push the lead to 41-17. | Collin Klein. The new Heisman favorite rushed for 2 TDs and passed for two more, finishing with 316 total yards. | 8-0. K-State is 8-0 for the first time since 1999 and has navigated the toughest part of its schedule. | ||
Up Next: No. 14 Texas Tech vs. No. 23 Texas (Nov. 3), No. 3 Kansas State vs. No. 24 Oklahoma State (Nov. 3) |
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Oregon was up 14-0 before Colorado had an offensive snap. The Ducks led 56-0 at halftime. It was that bad. | Let's go with De'Anthony Thomas, if only for his 73-yard punt return for a TD that will dominate the day's highlights. | 21. The Ducks have scored at least 30 points in their 21st straight game. It's the longest active streak in FBS. | ||
Up Next: Colorado vs. No. 14 Stanford (Nov. 3), No. 4 Oregon at No. 17 USC (Nov. 3) |
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Irish kicker Kyle Brindza hit a 46-yard field goal to give Notre Dame a 23-13 lead with 3:22 remaining. | Manti Te'o. The Notre Dame linebacker sealed the victory with his fourth-quarter interception and added 11 tackles and a sack. | 0.6. That's the average yards per carry for Oklahoma. The Irish run defense held OU to 15 yards on 24 carries. | ||
Up Next: No. 5 Notre Dame vs. Pittsburgh (Nov. 3), No. 8 Oklahoma at Iowa State (Nov. 3) |
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The Beavers couldn't convert on fourth-and-19 from Washington's 38 with 25 seconds remaining. That sealed the win for the Huskies. | Bishop Sankey. The Washington RB ran for 92 yards and two TDs against Oregon State, one of the nation's top run defenses. | 4. Interceptions for Oregon State QB Sean Mannion, matching his season total entering the game. He was replaced by Cody Vaz in the fourth quarter. | ||
Up Next: No. 7 Oregon State vs. Arizona State (Nov. 3), Washington at California (Nov. 2) |
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Matt Barkley's desperation heave was batted to the ground, ending the Trojans' hopes for a comeback win. | Marqise Lee. He caught 16 passes for 345 yards and 2 TDs. He also had 123 yards on kick returns. | 1,206. The Wildcats and Trojans combined for 1,206 yards of offense. They added 246 yards of penalties as well. | ||
Up Next: No. 9 USC vs. No. 4 Oregon (Nov. 3), Arizona at UCLA (Nov. 3) |
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FSU doesn't lose to Duke. The Seminoles are 18-0 in the series, having scored 40 points in 16 of those games. | Devonta Freeman. He'll have to carry a larger load for the Noles. He had 104 yards rushing and 2 TDs on Saturday. | 129. Florida State limited the second-best passing offense in the ACC to just 129 yards on 37 attempts. | ||
Up Next: Duke vs. No. 13 Clemson (Nov. 3), No. 12 Florida State at Virginia Tech (Nov. 8) |
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The Vols gave themselves a chance after forcing a punt, but Taylor Bray was intercepted on the ensuing possession. | Connor Shaw took over the game, completing 22 of his 32 passes for 356 yards and 3 TDs. He also ran in a 1-yard score. | 0-5. Tennessee is now 0-5 in SEC play for the third year in a row after managing such a record only once prior, in 1977. | ||
Up Next: Tennessee vs. Troy (Nov. 3), No. 13 South Carolina vs. Arkansas (Nov. 10) |
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Luke Wollet intercepted Gary Nova with just under five minutes remaining and Rutgers trailing by two scores. | Kent State defense, which forced seven turnovers, including six interceptions, two coming from Mark Fackler. | 1-9. The MAC has four wins over the Big East this season, but this was the first ever for the Golden Flashes. | ||
Up Next: Kent State vs. Akron (Nov. 3), No. 15 Rutgers vs. Army (Nov. 10) |
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Butch Jones shrugged. After he botched the ice-the-kicker timeout, Louisville's John Wallace drilled the game winner from 30 yards out in OT. | Teddy Bridgewater. The Louisville quarterback started slow but finished with 416 yards and two touchdowns passing in besting Cincy's Munchie Legaux. | Four. The Cardinals not only snapped their four-game losing streak to Cincinnati, but they won their fourth straight after trailing in the second half. | ||
Up Next: Cincinnati vs. Syracuse (Nov. 3), No. 16 Louisville vs. Temple (Nov. 3) |
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Stanford should thank its defense for this sloppy win. A pick-six and 10 Cardinal sacks were the difference. | The Stanford defense held Wazzu to minus-16 rushing yards, and Jeff Tuel was sacked 10 times by seven defensive players. | 19. Washington State has now lost 19 in a row against AP Poll-ranked foes. The last such game Wazzu won was in 2006. | ||
Up Next: Washington State at Utah (Nov. 3), No. 17 Stanford at Colorado (Nov. 3) |
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Tajh Boyd and Sammy Watkins laced up their cleats. Clemson scored the first 35 points of the blowout. | Watkins. The Tigers receiver had his first breakout game of the season, catching eight passes for 202 yards and a score. | 37. Clemson became the second ACC team in history to score at least 37 points in seven straight games. | ||
Up Next: No. 18 Clemson at Duke (Nov. 3), Wake Forest vs. Boston College (Nov. 3) |
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The Aggies took their starters out early in the third, then promptly scored two more TDs. Auburn never really put up much of a fight. | Again Johnny Manziel couldn't be stopped. He threw for 260 yards and 2 scores and ran 9 times for 90 and two more touchdowns. | 63. The 63 points Auburn allowed were the third-most it has given up in a single game in the history of the program. | ||
Up Next: No. 20 Texas A&M at No. 15 Mississippi State (Nov. 3), Auburn vs. New Mexico State (Nov. 3) |
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The Broncos shook off a first-half slump and blew the game open in the second half, outscoring Wyoming, 28-7. | D.J. Harper. He carried the ball 19 times for 105 yards and 2 TDs, both of which came in the first half. | 48. The Broncos' October winning streak is safe for another year. They haven't lost in the month since 2001. | ||
Up Next: No. 21 Boise State vs. San Diego State (Nov. 3), Wyoming vs. Colorado State (Nov. 3) |
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Michigan was done after Denard Robinson aggravated a right elbow injury in the second quarter. | Nebraska RB Ameer Abdullah. He racked up 101 rushing yards and a touchdown on 24 carries. | O TDs. Michigan failed to score a touchdown for the second consecutive game. | ||
Up Next: No. 22 Michigan at Minnesota (Nov. 3), Nebraska at Michigan State (Nov. 3) |
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Down by 3 with under a minute to go and, Texas took its time in the red zone and calmly scored a TD with 12 seconds left. | After a rough day sent David Ash to the bench, Case McCoy took the Horns 70 yards down the field for the winning TD. | 18. Kansas has lost 18 straight games against BCS opponents, the longest streak among schools from BCS conferences. | ||
Up Next: No. 23 Texas at No. 18 Texas Tech (Nov. 3), Kansas at Baylor (Nov. 3) |
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Tyler Tettleton was sacked as Ohio was driving, allowing the clock to run out on the Bobcats' comeback. | Zac Dysert, who passed for 311 yards and a TD, finding Nick Harwell for eight receptions and 138 of those yards. | No. 24. Ohio was the first team since Northern Illinois to appear in the BCS standings. The RedHawks beat NIU then as well. | ||
Up Next: No. 24 Ohio vs. Eastern Michigan (Nov. 1), Miami (OH) at Buffalo (Nov. 3) |
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Andrew Maxwell found Bennie Fowler for a 12-yard TD in overtime to send the Spartans to the win. | Spartans' D. William Gholston and Max Bullough combined for eight TFL as Wisconsin was held to 190 total yards. | 21. The Spartans ended the Badgers' 21-game home winning streak, which was second only to LSU. | ||
Up Next: Michigan State vs. No. 20 Nebraska (Nov. 3), No. 25 Wisconsin at Indiana (Nov. 10) |
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