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AJ McCarron hit RB T.J. Yeldon with a screen pass that Yeldon took to the house to give the Tide a 21-17 lead with 51 seconds left. | Yeldon. Including scoring the game-winning touchdown, he finished with 76 yards on 11 carries for an average of 6.9 yards per attempt. | 4 of 5. McCarron connected on 4 of 5 passes on Alabama's final drive. Before that drive, McCarron was only 1 of 7 on passes in the second half. | ||
Up Next: No. 1 Alabama vs. No. 16 Texas A&M (Nov. 10), No. 5 LSU vs. No. 15 Mississippi State (Nov. 10) |
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Allen Chapman intercepted Clint Chelf in the end zone with 2:06 remaining, ending a drive that featured a pair of fourth-down conversions. | Collin Klein. The Heisman front-runner sat for much of the second half but still had 245 yards on 16-of-22 passing and 64 yards and a score on 17 carries. | 5-0. Kansas State won the turnover battle, 5-0. K-State is now plus-21 in turnover margin. Entering this week, no team was better than plus-19. | ||
Up Next: No. 24 Oklahoma State vs. No. 21 West Virginia (Nov. 10), No. 2 Kansas State at TCU (Nov. 10) |
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Pitt's Kevin Harper hit a field goal in the third OT, but the Irish scored on an Everett Golson rush from 1 yard out to win it. | Golson came up big when it mattered most. He led the Irish out of a 20-6 fourth-quarter deficit. | 3-0. Notre Dame somehow survived despite losing the turnover battle 3-0. Pitt had questionable play calling late. | ||
Up Next: Pittsburgh at Connecticut (Nov. 9), No. 3 Notre Dame at Boston College (Nov. 10) |
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USC failed on fourth down with 3 minutes left. On the ensuing drive, Kenjon Barner went 22 yards for his fifth rushing TD. | Barner, who justified his Heisman hype by rushing for a school-record 321 yards and five touchdowns on 38 carries. | 1,345. That was the total offensive yards combined for Oregon and USC. Another telling stat: only two punts. | ||
Up Next: No. 4 Oregon at California (Nov. 10), No. 17 USC vs. Arizona State (Nov. 10) |
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The second half started. The Bulldogs won the third quarter 16-0 to take charge after trailing Ole Miss 10-0. | Georgia QB Aaron Murray, who was an efficient 21-for-28 passing for 384 yards, four touchdowns and zero interceptions. | 100. UGA's Todd Gurley rushed 18 times for 117 yards, pushing past the 100-yard barrier for the sixth time in nine games. | ||
Up Next: Ole Miss vs. Vanderbilt (Nov. 10), No. 6 Georgia at Auburn (Nov. 10) |
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Josh Evans intercepted James Franklin in the end zone, ending the Tigers' potential tying drive and securing the UF win. | Florida secondary. Franklin passed the ball 51 times, but he completed just 24 passes and threw four interceptions. | 62. The Tigers have had trouble scoring points in their first season in the SEC, totaling just 62 points in five league losses. | ||
Up Next: Missouri at Tennessee (Nov. 10), No. 7 Florida vs. Louisiana-Lafayette (Nov. 10) |
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Louisville shook off another sluggish start as the Cardinals put the clamps on Temple in the second half. | Teddy Bridgewater, who completed 19 of 28 passes for 324 yards and five touchdowns with no interceptions. | 9-0. The win means the Cardinals are off to their best start in school history. They were 8-0 in 2006. | ||
Up Next: Temple vs. Cincinnati (Nov. 10), No. 10 Louisville at Syracuse (Nov. 10) |
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Oregon State QB Cody Vaz connected with Brandin Cooks on a 49-yard TD pass with 10:54 remaining. That extended the Beavers' lead to 36-19. ASU would tack on one more TD late. | Terron Ward. Filling in for Storm Woods, Ward rushed for 146 yards on 19 carries, good for 7.7 yards per attempt. Ward also added a 53-yard TD run in the second quarter. | 14 of 33. Vaz wasn't incredibly efficient against ASU, connecting on only 14 of his passes, but he threw for 267 yards and three TDs to only one interception in Oregon State's win. | ||
Up Next: Arizona State at No. 17 USC (Nov. 10), No. 11 Oregon State at No. 14 Stanford (Nov. 10) |
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Tony Jefferson picked off Steele Jantz late in the fourth quarter as the Cyclones were putting forth a mild rally. | Landry Jones, who helped OU put last week's loss to Notre Dame behind it with 405 yards passing and four touchdowns. | 21. Oklahoma has won 21 straight games after a loss. It hasn't lost consecutive games since 2003. | ||
Up Next: No. 12 Oklahoma vs. Baylor (Nov. 10), Iowa State at No. 23 Texas (Nov. 10) |
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Clemson led 28-10 after a quarter. Things went downhill for Duke from there. | Tajh Boyd, who threw for 344 yards and accounted for six TDs (one running). | 718. The numbers were ridiculous, with 718 total yards for Clemson. | ||
Up Next: No. 13 Clemson vs. Maryland (Nov. 10), Duke at Georgia Tech (Nov. 17) |
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Stanford hadn't won in Boulder since 1904, but wins against Colorado aren't hard to come by these days. | Stanford defense. The Cardinal suffocated Colorado's offense, limiting the Buffs to 76 total yards and six first downs. | Minus-21. Stanford held Colorado to negative rushing yards while turning in 206 yards of its own. | ||
Up Next: No. 14 Stanford vs. No. 11 Oregon State (Nov. 10), Colorado at No. 22 Arizona (Nov. 10) |
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MSU wore white in honor of the 2000 "Snow Bowl" meeting between these teams. It may as well have waved a white flag. | Johnny Manziel, who passed for 311 yards with no interceptions and rushed for 129 yards and two touchdowns. | 36-15. The Aggies had 21 more first downs than the Bulldogs and outgained them by almost 400 yards of total offense. | ||
Up Next: No. 16 Texas A&M at No. 1 Alabama (Nov. 10), No. 15 Mississippi State at No. 5 LSU (Nov. 10) |
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Texas blocked a 23-yard field goal with 5:15 in the fourth quarter. Texas was up 31-22 and ran out the clock. | Mike Davis. The junior WR had touchdown catches of 75 and 25 yards, as well as a 54-yard catch that set up another score. | 34. Texas Tech held Texas to 34 yards in the third quarter. The Red Raider offense scored nine points to pull within 24-22. | ||
Up Next: No. 23 Texas vs. Iowa State (Nov. 10), No. 18 Texas Tech vs. Kansas (Nov. 10) |
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Boise State missed on a two-point conversion after its fourth-quarter TD to close the gap to 21-19. | SDSU special teams. Colin Lockett returned the opening kickoff 100 yards and the Aztecs blocked a punt. | 5. The win was the fifth in a row for San Diego State this season and its first over a ranked foe since 1996. | ||
Up Next: San Diego State vs. Air Force (Nov. 10), No. 19 Boise State at Hawaii (Nov. 10) |
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Nebraska QB Taylor Martinez threw a 5-yard touchdown pass to Jamal Turner with 6 seconds left. | Martinez. He threw three interceptions but also ran for 205 yards and two TDs and threw for two more. | 100. Michigan State had 100 yards in penalties to only 72 for Nebraska. It was that kind of a game. | ||
Up Next: No. 20 Nebraska vs. Penn State (Nov. 10), Michigan State vs. Northwestern (Nov. 17) |
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TCU went for two in double OT, and Trevone Boykin found Josh Boyce, who hauled in a low toss to earn the 39-38 win. | Boykin, who threw for 254 yards and two scores and outdueled West Virginia's former Heisman favorite Geno Smith. | 21. West Virginia scored 21 points in the second quarter to take the lead, but TCU fought back to force overtime. | ||
Up Next: TCU vs. No. 2 Kansas State (Nov. 10), No. 21 West Virginia at No. 24 Oklahoma State (Nov. 10) |
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At halftime. UCLA had built a 42-3 lead against Arizona, and that would be more than enough, as the Bruins ended up crushing the Wildcats 66-10. | Johnathan Franklin. He ran for 162 yards and two touchdowns, and his 37-yard TD run gave Franklin the UCLA all-time rushing record. | 611. Total yards of offense for UCLA in the blowout against Arizona. Quarterback Brett Hundley was 23-of-28 for 288 yards, three TDs and zero picks. | ||
Up Next: No. 22 Arizona vs. Colorado (Nov. 10), UCLA at Washington State (Nov. 10) |
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The Bulldogs converted a fake field goal into a fourth-quarter touchdown. | Louisiana Tech QB Colby Cameron, who passed for 348 yards and three touchdowns. | 299. The teams combined for 299 penalty yards (LT had 157 yards). | ||
Up Next: UTSA vs. McNeese State (Nov. 10), No. 25 Louisiana Tech at Texas State (Nov. 10) |
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