GAMEDAY: Week 3 Top 25 recaps
(1) Southern California 35, (5) Ohio State 3
Mark Sanchez completed 17-of-28 passes for 172 yards and four touchdowns, as top-ranked Southern California posted a resounding 35-3 victory over fifth-ranked Ohio State. Joe McKnight provided power on the ground with 12 attempts for 105 yards for the Trojans (2-0)
(2) Georgia 14, South Carolina 7
Knowshon Moreno scored the game-winning touchdown as the second-ranked Georgia Bulldogs held on to defeat the South Carolina Gamecocks, 14-7, in SEC action. Moreno finished the game with 79 yards on 20 carries while Matt Stafford went 15-for-25 with 146 yards along with 15 yards on the ground for the Bulldogs
(3) Oklahoma 55, Washington 14
Sam Bradford threw for 304 yards and five touchdowns on 18-of-21 passing to lead third-ranked Oklahoma to a 55-14 throttling of Washington. The Sooners (3-0) had two running backs with 100-yard days -- Chris Brown accumulated 107 yards on 13 attempts, while DeMarco Murray had 100 yards on 16 rushes.
#4 Florida, idle
(6) Missouri 69, Nevada 17
Chase Daniel took the top spot in Missouri passing yardage with a 405-yard performance as the No. 6 Tigers throttled Nevada, 69-17.
(7) LSU 41, North Texas 3
Charles Scott ran for 102 yards and two touchdowns and Trindon Holliday had a 92-yard punt return for a touchdown to help lead the No. 7 LSU Tigers to a 41-3 drubbing of the North Texas Mean Green at Tiger Stadium.
Arkansas at #8 Texas
Postponed
(9) Auburn 3, Mississippi State 2
Wes Byrum provided all the offense with a 35-yard field goal and the ninth-ranked Auburn Tigers escaped with a 3-2 win over the Bulldogs of Mississippi State, in the SEC opener for both schools. Byrum wound up just 1-of-3 on field goals, missing from 22 and 42 yards while the Bulldogs' Adam Carlson also missed a crucial field goal from 38 yards in a defensive struggle. Auburn's Chris Todd finished 14-of-26 for 154 yards but lost two fumbles in just his second start under center for the Tigers
(10) Wisconsin 13, (21) Fresno State 10
Allan Evridge threw for 143 yards and a touchdown as the 10th-ranked Wisconsin Badgers escaped with a 13-10 victory over No. 21 Fresno State.
(11) Alabama 41, Western Kentucky 7
John Parker Wilson completed 17-of-27 passes for 215 yards and two touchdowns, as 11th-ranked Alabama cruised to a 41-7 win over Western Kentucky. Glen Coffee rushed 11 times for 97 yards, while Mark Ingram ran for 51 yards and two scores on nine attempts for the Crimson Tide
(12) Texas Tech 43, SMU 7
Graham Harrell threw for a whopping 418 yards and five touchdowns on 31-of-48 passes as the 12-ranked Texas Tech Red Raiders walloped the SMU Mustangs, 43-7.
(19) South Florida 37, (13) Kansas 34
Maikon Bonani snuck a 43-yard field goal attempt inside the uprights as time expired to give the No. 19 South Florida Bulls a 37-34 victory over the No. 13 Kansas Jayhawks
(14) East Carolina 28, Tulane 24
Jamar Bryant's 24-yard touchdown reception late in the fourth quarter was the difference as 14th-ranked East Carolina slipped past Tulane, 28-24, at the Superdome. Pat Pinkney completed 22-of-32 passes for 260 yards, two scores and one interception for the Pirates
UNLV 23, (15) Arizona State 20
UNLV's Malo Taumua broke through the line of scrimmage and blocked Thomas Weber's attempt at a game-tying field in the game's first overtime, as the Rebels pulled out a 23-20 upset over the 15th- ranked Arizona State Sun Devils. Omar Clayton passed for 191 yards on 19- of-31 passes and connected on two touchdowns with Phillip Payne, while Frank Summers rushed for 103 yards on 22 carries for UNLV
(16) Oregon 32, Purdue 26
LeGarrette Blount's three-yard touchdown run in the second overtime lifted the 16th-ranked Oregon Ducks to a 32-26 win over the Purdue Boilermakers. Justin Roper completed 20-of-48 passes for 197 yards and two interceptions for Oregon
(17) Penn State 55, Syracuse 13
Daryll Clark and Pat Devlin each threw two touchdown passes to lead the No. 17 Nittany Lions to a romp of Syracuse, 55- 13, at the Carrier Dome. Clark finished with 163 yards through the air on 10- of-21 passing while Devlin completed 8-of-13 attempts for 130 yards. Jordan Norwood caught five passes for 113 yards and two scores, and Deon Butler had two touchdowns on seven receptions and 110 yards.
(18) BYU 59, UCLA 0
Max Hall threw for 271 yards on 27-of-35 passing and an interception, but tied a BYU single-game record with seven touchdown passes to lead the No. 18 Cougars in a 59-0 rout of the UCLA Bruins, extending the nation's longest winning streak to 13 games. Austin Collie led all receivers with 110 yards on 10 catches with a pair of TDs for BYU
#20 Wake Forest, idle
(22) Utah 58, Utah State 10
Matt Asiata scored three touchdowns and Brian Johnson threw for two more as the No. 22 Utah Utes dominated in-state rival Utah State 58-10 at Romney Stadium. Asiata rushed for 56 yards on 11 carries, and Johnson threw for 204 yards on 22-of-31 passing with an interception for Utah
Maryland 35, (23) California 27
Chris Turner had two touchdown passes, Da'Rel Scott ran for two more, and the Maryland Terrapins held off a late charge for a 35-27 upset of No. 23 California. Turner completed 15-of-19 passes for 156 yards for Maryland
(24) Illinois 20, UL-Lafayette 17
Daniel Dufrene gained 126 yards on 19 carries along with three catches for 24 yards and a score as 24th-ranked Illinois survived UL-Lafayette, 20-17
#25 West Virginia, idle
|
North Carolina at Rutgers
Florida Atlantic at Michigan St.
Montana State at Minnesota
Southern Illinois at Northwestern
Temple at Buffalo
Navy at Duke
Toledo at Eastern Michigan
NC State at Clemson
Iowa State at Iowa
UAB at Tennessee
Washington St. at Baylor
Ball State at Akron
C. Michigan at Ohio
Delaware St. at Kent State
Charleston Southern at Miami OH
North Dakota St. at Wyoming
New Mexico St. at Nebraska
Michigan at Notre Dame
Air Force at Houston
Georgia Tech at Virginia Tech
Chattanooga at Florida State
Hawaii at Oregon State
W. Michigan at Idaho
Middle Tennessee at Kentucky
Rice at Vanderbilt
Stanford at TCU
Alcorn State at Troy
Alabama A&M at Louisiana-Monroe
Memphis at Marshall
Samford at Mississippi
Southern Miss at Arkansas St.
Missouri State at Oklahoma St.
Virginia at Connecticut
San Diego St. at San Jose St.
Bowling Green at Boise State
Arizona at New Mexico
|
D1AFootball D1Basketball D1Baseball
Advertise
Classifieds
Contact us
Copyright
Privacy Policy
Terms of Use
