Week 5 Recaps

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Going to be a difficult week for me to spend alot of time at the computer, I'll get what I can.

AAC

Tulane took the opening drive 12p 75y for TD and Memphis answered with a 47y Darrell Henderson TD run 7-7. TU broke a 53y run on 4th down to lead 14-7. Mem punted on their next 3 drives and before the half TU went 15p 71y eating up 7min for a 17-7 HT lead. Mem came out with a 43y TD pass to Henderson…17-14, TU was SOD at M46, but Mem punted. TU ate nearly 6min off the clock, downed a punt at the M05, Mem went 3-and-out punt. TU got a 51y TD pass for a 24-14 lead to close the 3rd qrt. Henderson hesitated and ran the KO out of the EZ and was tackled immediately which led to White getting sacked for a safety…36-14. TU got a 46y TD run…33-14. Mem was SOD at their own 27 and TU got a 25y TD run…40-14. Mem did score TD mid 4th…40-21, TU was SOD at the M26 and with 2min left down 19, Mem kicked a 43y FG, onside kick recovered by TU. 40-24 F. Tulane edges 22-13 FD, 496-277 TY (6.4-5.4), 318-31 RY (5.7-1.5), 40-20 TOP, 59-33% 3rd down. Tulane D got 7 sacks (Mem 3). Banks (injured) 12-21-127-0-0, 32y net rushing. McMillan 1-1-51-1-0. Bradwell 19att-143-2TD. Dauphine 12att-87-2TD. Mooney 4rec-94-TD. - White 14-30-246-2-0. Henderson 7att-51-TD (long 47), 2rec 47y (long 43). Brice Huff 5tfl w/ 2sacks.

UConn went 5p 75y like a hot knife through butter for a 7-0 lead….and then Cincinnati scored the next 49 pts. Cin 31-19 FD, 659-282 TY (8.0-4.4), 320-101 RY (6.0-3.6). Ridder 20-26-270-2-0, 14y rushing. Warren 13att-106-2TD, 4rec-41y. - Pindell 9-23-125-1-0, 22y rushing.

UCF went up 14-0 on long drives, Pitt returned punt for TD…14-7. UCF rolls with scores on their next 4 possessions plus a SOD at the P04. Pitt would have two drives end in UCF terr on an INT and SOD. Pitt D got a RZ INT and long return, but Pitt roughed the passer and it was called back. 45-14 F. UCF edges 31-16 FD, 568-272 TY (7.2-4.6), 240-109 RY (5.3-3.3), 53-46% 3rd down. UCF D had 3 sacks (Pitt 1). Milton 18-34-328-4-0, 10att-51w/2TD rushing. Killins 180y receiving and rushing - Pickett 16-26-163-1-1. Ollison 11att-49. Hall 7att-44.

Old Dominion – ECU was never more than a one score game. ECU went up 7-0, ODU tied 7-7. ECU went up 14-7, ODU tied 14-14 on a 3p 5y “drive” after a 75y INT ret. ECU went up 21-14, ODU kicked two short FGs 21-20 HT. The lead would change hands several times in the 2nd H. ODU takes lead 27-21 early 3rd, ECU comes back to lead 28-27. ODU would lead 35-28 (2pt good). ECU appears to tie….but xpt blk’d 35-34. ODU goes 3-and-out, ECU goes 3-and-out. ODU ball 2:26 left. ODU is sacked on 3rd down, 3-and-out punt. ECU ball 2min left at their own 33. ECU converts 4th-and-10 to the O24. Next play appears to be an INT on the near sideline by a stretching ODU DB, ruled incomplete on the field, did he get a foot in after bobbling the ball before he goes OOB? Replay upholds incomplete call on the field. ECU starts setting up the FGA, ODU calling TOs…38y FG with :46 left good, 37-35 Pirates. ODU for some reason called their final TO after the receiver got OOB on 1st down. ECU brought pressure the next two plays; sack, sack and fumble or pass? ECU scoops and scores a TD with :05 left? No they rule intentional grounding as LaRussa just tossed the ball away avoiding a sack, penalty carries ten second runoff…37-35 F. Each team threw an INT in opp terr, ECU also threw one near midfield. ECU 25-18 FD, 492-271 TY (5.9-3.8), 179-25 RY (4.7-.6), 39-19% 3rd downs. ECU D had 9 NINE sacks (ODU 2). Herring 24-42-309-3-2. Ahlers (bu QB) 8att-63-TD #1 rusher. Nate Harvey 3 sacks – LaRussa 21-36-250-2-1. Cox 20att-57-TD. Duhard 8rec-104.

SMU led 21-3 1st qrt and 35-10 HT….63-27 F. 653-301 TY (7.5-3.9). Brown 12-20-309-2-1, 25y rushing. Hicks 8-12-61-1-0. West 12att-69-2TD. Over 75% of Houston Baptists yards came on their final 5 possessions.

 

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ACC

UNC led 3-0, then Miami scored 3 D TDs in the 47-10 rout. NC had 24-14 FD, UM had 354-329 TY (7.7-4.4). UNC was 2-of-13 3rd down, UM was 3-of-6. UM D 3 sacks (NC 2). UNC lost 6 TOs, UM lost 2. Perry 8-12-125-1-1 Dallas 11-114-TD, Homer 14-88. Quarterman 3tfl w/ 2 sacks, forced fumble, pbu, qbh. - Elliot 16-25-104-0-0. Surratt 4-10-10-0-3, 69y rushing w/ TD. Carter 7-75. Ratliff 2rec-33. Malik Carney 2 tfl w/ sack, 2 forced fumbles.

Temple and Boston College were tied 7-7 when TU got a scoop-and-score TD to lead 14-7. BC looked to tie, but missed xpt…14-13. TU then went up 21-13, but would throw INTs on back-to-back poss and BC went up 28-21 (2pt good) and added a 26y FG before HT…31-21. Teams exchanged fumbles before BC goes up 38-21 early 3rd. TU responds…38-28. Teams exchange SOD. TU opens 4th qrt with a TD…38-35. Punts, BC gets 4th-and-goal TD late 4th…45-35. TU SOD at own 33, but BC gets a 1st down and takes knees. 45-35 F. BC 28-24 FD, 275-191 RY (4.2-5.6), but Temple 452-423 TY (5.6-4.2). BC lost 2 fumbles, TU lost fum and threw 2 INTs. BC 22 pts off TOs, TU 7 pts of TO. Both teams converted high rate 3rd downs 45-50%, BC 3-of-5 4th down. BC D 2 sacks (TU 0). Brown 15-33-139-2-0. Dillon 28-161-2TD (injured) Glines 23-120-TD. Zach Allen 4tfl 2/ 2 sacks, ff, qbh. – Russo 20-45-255-0-2. Armstead 24-171-4TD. Wright 7rec-114.

It was the Greg Dortch show for Wake Forest. Dortch caught 11rec-163-4TDs. WF led 28-0 before Rice kicked a 39y FG. WF led 42-3 HT after a 51y fumble ret TD. Rice scored out of the half 42-10, but then WF got a 60y pick-six…56-10. Rice scored the final 2 TDs…56-24 F. WF also had a 7p 18y “drive” set up off a Rice INT. 56-24 F. WF 20-19 FD, 414-370 TY (6.8-4.9), 50-39% 3rd down (Rice 3-of-2 4th down). Rice 267-171 RY (6.1-4.2), 37-23 TOP. Rice 1 sack (WF 0). Hartman 15-17-241-4-0. Hinton 2-3-1-0-1, 6-23 rushing, Beal-Smith 9-60, Carney 13-49-2TD. - Stankavage 17-32-103-2-2. Walter 18-165-TD, leading receiver 5rec-32-TD.

Daniel Jones started for Duke and Ryan Willis for VT. Duke punted, VT was SOD at D49. Duke threw INT and VT kicked 28y FG. 3-0. Jones connects for a 23y TD pass 7-3. Willis responds with a 27y TD pass….10-7. VT would not trail again. Duke missed a 43y FG. 17-7 HT. VT went 3-and-out to begin 3rd, but Duke was SOD at midfield. 24-7 VT. Duke made it 24-14 early 4th (converted 4th down on drive). VT converts 4th down on their way to a 31-14 lead. With 5min left Duke put in Harris at QB. Duke had 18-17 FD, but VT had 413-327 TY (6.0-4.4), 38-25% 3rd down. VT D had 3 sacks (Duke 1). Willis 17-27-332-3-0. Peoples 16-47-TD. Floyd 2.5tfl, int. - Jones 23-35-226-1-1. Brown 12-35, Jackson 15-34-TD.

Syracuse drove 12p 58y for a 35y FG, Trevor Lawrence fumbled on his second play as a starter and Cuse recovered at the C30 leading to a 51y FG. 6-0. CU got 15y run, but went 4-and-out punt. Cuse goes 3-and-out and Lawrence hit 4 of his first 4 on this drive leading to a 11p 60y TD drive…7-6. Cuse goes 3-and-out again, CU drives 57y but misses a 47y FG early 2nd qrt. Dungey goes 4-of-4 with two rushes and takes a 13-7 lead mid 2nd. Lawrence is knocked out of the game with 4-1/2min left and Cuse drives 14p 75y for a 32y FG and a 16-7 HT lead. CU sticks to the ground, but is sacked on 3rd down and punts to open the 3rd. Cuse punts it back, but CU QB Brice throws INT at own 38. Cuse would lose yards and punt from C42. CU sticks mostly to the ground but does convert a big 3rd-and-8 Renfrow catch leading to a 43y FG. 16-10. CU D gets INT and with ret are at S25, but must settle for a 37y FG. 16-13. Cuse would get a 12y play but go 4-and-out punt…CU muffs the punt and Cuse is set up at the C10 to start the 4th. Cuse gets a 4th down TD run by Dungey and lead 23-13. Brice connects on 16y and 15y passes and Etienne caps it with a 26y TD run for a quick answer…23-20. Cuse has a 4th-and-1 at the C43 and gets a huge reception and conversion, but illegal downfield negates it and Cuse punt mid 4th qrt. Brice is sacked and CU punts. Cuse goes 3-and-out punt with 6min left. CU is driving, they face 4th-and-1, false start, 4th-and-6 and Brice connects with Higgins for 20y to the S32 2+min left. Brice rushes for 17y and Feaster/Etienne finish it off 27-23 CU off a 14p 94y drive :41 left. Cuse final poss goes nowhere. 27-23 F. CU 28-12 FD, 469-311 TY (5.7-4.6), 293-61 RY (5.5-2.3), 33-20% 3rd down. CU -2 TO margin. Cuse D 4 sacks (CU 1). Lawrence 10-15-93-0-0, Brice 7-13-83-0-1. Etienne 27-203-3TD - Dungey 26-41-250-0-1, 11net y rushing w/2 TDs. RBs: Riley 2-24, Neal 7-21. Cuse punter had 3 50+yarders with 4 downed in the 20.

Bowling Green led 3-0, Georgia Tech scored TDs on their first 7 possessions spanning 1st-3rd qrts, punted on their 8th then scored 2 more TDs in the 4th qrt. BG only had 4 1st H possessions and did score on 2 of them and punted from their own 40-ish twice. In the 2nd H BG turned it over on 3 of their first 4 and was SOD at the G38. Off those TOs GT was able to go 3p 16y “drive” for TD, a 3y pick-six plus a late 62y TD run. 28-10 HT, 63-17 F. BG had 25-23 FD edge. GT had 532-393 TY (9.5-4.5) edge with 372-63 RY (7.6-1.7). 3rd down conv even at 58% each. BG -3TOs (GT did not turn over). GT D 2 sacks. Marshall 5-6-160-0-0, 13att-42 rushing w/2TD. Backup QB Oliver leading rusher 7att-115-2TD. - Doege 27-44-305-1-2. Scott Miller 10rec-117.

Virginia only crossed midfield once in the 1st H which was on a 8p 67y TD drive. NCSt drove for scores on 4 out of 6 1st H poss including a 6p 22y “drive” after an INT for a 44y FG as time expired in the half…20-7 HT. NCSt went up 27-7 and UVA moved it better in the 2nd H with two long TD drives, SOD at NC21 and an INT at the NC04 in the final seconds of the game….35-21 F. NCSt 25-20 FD, 433-351 TY (6.1-5.5) with 176-93 RY (4.5-3.2), 62-31% 3rd down. UVA -2 TOs. NCSt D 4 sacks (UVA 0). Finley 22-32-257-3-0 RBs: Person 14-108, Gallaspy 14-47-TD. Harmon 6rec-94-TD, Emezie 5rec-90-TD. Murchison 4tfl w/ 3sacks. - Perkins 20-35-258-2-2, 24net y rushing. Ellis 13att-30-TD Zaccheaus 9rec-109-2TD and 2att-39y rushing.

Louisville scored first and maintained a two score lead for a lot of the game leading 21-7 HT and 24-14 entering the 4th qrt. FSU took their first and only lead of the game with 1:13 left and won 28-24. The teams exchanged fumbles in the 2nd qrt and LV’s final two drives ended with INT on 1st down at the F19 and after FSU took the lead LV threw INT on 4th down at the F47 with :36 left. LV 24-16 FD, 421-370 TY (5.1-6.4) with 115-76 RY (3.0-2.5). LV -2 TO margin. FSU was only 3-of-13 3rd down (2-of-3 4th down), LV was 10-of-19 3rd down. FSU D 4 sacks (LV 0). Francois 16-27-294-4-0. Akers 17att-42. Murray 6rec-114-2TD, Terry 3-71-TD. - Jaw 24-45-306-2-2. T Smith 14att-70. J Smith 5rec-100.

 

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Big Ten

Central Michigan opened with a 35y pass and 4 plays later kicked a 40y FG to lead 3-0. CM would not run another play in Michigan State territory until late 3rd qrt and would score 17 4th qrt pts. MSU started slow with 2 punts sandwiched around an INT thrown in the EZ as MSU would not score in the 1st qrt. 3 short fields off an INT, punt ret and another INT led to a 17-3 1st H score. MSU extended the lead 31-3 before CM scored a TD off a 12p 75y drive…31-10 early 4th qrt. CM then onside kicked leading to a 40y FG…31-13. After MSU’s backups didn’t move the ball, CM then went for another TD 31-20 6:44 left. They kicked deep, Lewerke came back in and MSU ended the game a the C24. 31-20 F. MSU edges 23-13 FD, 345-245 TY (4.8-4.3). 170 of CM’s yards were on their final 3 drives. MSU D 3 sacks (CM 2). Lewerke 16-25-185-0-1. Jefferson 13-56-TD, Heyward 15-48-TD. Felton 3rec-66. - Lazzaro 19-34-153-1-2, 32y rushing. Ward 8-26, 1-1-29-1-0 passing. Malik Fountain 15tkl, 1.5 tfl.

Rutgers opened 7-0 thanks to a 15y penalty that kept the drive alive. Indiana scored 3 straight TDs to lead 21-7, RU was driving when they threw an INT in the EZ and IU took that for a 44y FG right before HT….24-7. Each team had multiple 3rd qrt drives stall near midfield. After an IU fumble, RU got a trick play 39y pass setting up a 3p 55y TD drive….24-14. With 8min left IU threw a 4th down pass INT in the EZ from the R18. RU took that 14p 46y for a 52y FG….24-17 4min left. IU converted a 4th-and-1 at their own 34 and kills the clock. 24-17 F. IU 24-19 FD, 451-291 TY (5.5-4.9), 163-98 RY (3.9-4.3), 61-33% 3rd down. Ramsey 27-40-288-1-1, 51y rushing w/ TD. Scott 18att-58-TD. - Sitkowski 18-35-154-1-1. Blackshear 8att-64. RU downed 3 punts inside the 20.

Nebraska opened with a 10p 75y TD drive. Purdue responded 6p 71y to tie. NU was SOD a the P41 and it was all PU from there taking a 17-7 lead early 2nd qrt. NU would punt on their next 4 poss and not cross midfield. PU made a FG and NU missed one to close the half….20-7. After exchanging punts to start the 3rd the teams would then exchange TDs the next 6 possessions as neither could stop the other, but NU could never get closer than 14 pts. 42-28 F. NU was called for some very costly penalties, 11 for 136y (PU 10-75). NU 31-27 FD, 582-516 TY (7.2-6.5), 259-188 RY (6.6-5.1). PU had 44-33% 3rd down conv and NU was 0-for-3 4th down (SOD at P41, 32, 34). Blough 25-42-328-1-0. Knox 15att-87-2TD. Hopkins 5rec-103-TD. Moore 8rec-85, 1att-4y rushing. PU downed 5 punts inside the 20 (Schopper Big Ten ST POW) - Martinez 25-42-323-2-1, 18att-91 rushing. Ozigbo 17att-170-2TD. Spielman 10rec-135-2TD. Dicaprio Bootle continues to be a bright spot for NU, 3 pbus (leads B1G with 10 pbu).

Northwestern scored on their first 3 poss for a 17-0 lead! Michigan went 3-and-out twice to start the game and were SOD at the N48, but scored a TD going 7p 79y for the 17-7 H score and they own the 2nd H. In the 1st H Thorson was 10-14 passing and sacked just once. In the 2nd H he was 6-13 and sacked 5x. NW had racked up 146y in the 1st H and were held to just 56y in the 2nd. NW didn’t run a play in MU territory in the 2nd H. UM drove to the N05 and N06 but settled for FGs…17-13. On UM’s go-ahead 11p 67y TD drive, Patterson had a couple timely runs as he would on UM’s final clock-killing drive. MU 376-202 TY (5.7-3.2), 180-38 RY (4.3-.8), 44-38% 3rd down. No turnovers. UM D 6 sacks (NW 1). Patterson 15-24-196-0-0, 31net y rushing. Higdon 30att-115-2TD. Winovich leading tkl’r w/ 9 incl 3tfl w/1 sack. UM P had 4 50+ yard kicks - Thorson 16-27-174-0-0. Moten 13-36-TD.

Penn State converted 4th-and-2 on their opening drive, but 4 plays later punted on 4th-and-9 from the O39 (OOB at the 20). Ohio State went 4p punt. PSU was driving, got an outstanding 31y catch by Juwan Johnson to the O17. PSU had a trick play dialed up with a backwards pass to Tommy Stevens who was going to throw, but he mishandled his catch and lost 13y. PSU got a 34y FG out of it…3-0. OSU goes 3-and-out. After a 51y McSorley run, PSU would have 1st down at the O29, but would miss a 46y FG. Each team would go 3-and-out. Haskins threw INT that was ret’d to the O28, on 4th-and-3 PSU kicked a 39y FG…6-0. Punts, OSU downed a punt at the P02 mid 2nd qrt. McSorley found KJ Hammer slanting and he would outrun everyone for a 93y TD…13-0! OSU goes 3-and-out. Teams exchange 3-and-outs. PSU fumbles at their own 25 with 2:32 left in the half. 2 plays later Dobbins took a 26y TD pass in for a 13-7 game. McSorley was stopped just short on a 3rd-and-2 run at midfield and PSU punts with :26 left. PSU had a 293-91 1st H yard edge, but only led 13-7. OSU takes the lead, opening with a 13p 75y TD drive where they converted 4th-and-1 along the way . 14-13. PSU goes 3-and-out and OSU would drive for a 33y FG…but a penalty moves it back and they miss a 48y FG. Both teams go 3-and-out punts. PSU drives 6p 38y, but throws incomplete on 4th-and-1 at the O24 end of 3rd. PSU’s next drive sees a 3rd-and-long conversion to KJ Hamler for 36y and is aided by a 15y penalty and they go 6p 73y to retake the lead 20-14 (kicked xpt). OSU was SOD at the P48 10min left. McSorley ran for 19y on 3rd-and-long leading to a TD with 8min left (2pt no good)…26-14. Haskins finds Victor on a bubble screen and he zig zags 47y for TD in just over 1min of TOP for a 26-21 game. PSU moves it to a 1st down at the O42, but on 4th-and-5 from the O37 take a delay of game and punt, downed at the O04 4:35 left. Dobbins had a 35y catch and run, Dobbins 7y run, Weber 11y run, Campbell 14y catch and on 3rd-and-5 KJ Hill scores the go ahead TD on a 24y catch…27-26 (2pt no good). 2min left. McSorley connected on a 27y pass, is sacked, incomplete and runs for 9y on 3rd-and-14 setting up a 4th-and-5 at the O43. PSU timeout. OSU timeout. PSU timeout. McSorley hands off to Sanders who is immediately met by Chase Young who stunts from his DE position and comes in barely touched to stuff Sanders for a 2 yard loss. It was the original call from the first timeout, PSU decided to stick with it and it cost them a chance to win one of the biggest games in recent program history. FD even 22-21. PSU TY edge 492-389 (6.5-5.1), 206-119 RY (4.7-3.2). Each team lost 1 turnover and both poor on 3rd down 24-18% for OSU as they converted one more than PSU. OSU D 4 sacks (PSU 1). Haskins 22-39-270-3-1. Dobbins 17att-57-TD, 2rec-61-TD. Weber 9att-51. Campbell 7rec-60. Chase Young 3tfl w/ 2 sacks, 2 pbu, 2 qbh. OSU punter had 3 50+y kicks. Each team downed 3 inside the 20 - McSorley 16-32-286-2-0, #1 rusher 25att-175. Sanders 16att-43-TD. Hamler 4rec-138-TD.

 

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Tulane looked like the better team last week. Regardless of score, they looked more poised and confident.

 

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I'll be at an airport today, I might get some more done.

 

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Coming to you from 38,000'

 

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Big 12

Oklahoma State led 14-0 and 24-7 HT with KU missing a FG on their opening drive. KU ripped a 60y run to start the 2nd H…24-14, but OSU responded with a TD & FG…34-14 early 3rd . The teams would go on to exchange TDs throughout the 4th qrt. OSU recovered the onside kick with 4min 41-28. KU calling timeouts, OSU took that and scored the final TD with 2:38 left in the game. KU was then SOD at their own 20, but OSU took knees for the final 1:24. OSU 25-18 FD, 568-368 TY (8.6-5.8), 256-121 RY (5.6-3.8). About 140 of KU’s yards were on their final 4 drives. OSU D 5 sacks (KU 0). 3rd down 36-23%. One turnover each, OSU threw INT and KU fumbled it right back.

West Virginia scored on 4 of their first 5 drives and led 28-7 early 2nd qrt. 35-10 HT. Alan Bowman was knocked out of the game 2nd qrt (collapsed lung) and Jett Duffey would go the rest of the way. In the 3rd qrt WVU would miss a FG and Texas Tech went 11p- 64y for TD and 12p 71y for a 27y FG…35-20. WVU O disappeared with TT D stepping up in the 2nd H. TT would score again with just under 8min left…35-27. After WVU’s 4th punt of the half, TT was at the TT47 when Duffey was INT’d and ret’d 51y for a WVU TD. TT would score again with just :38 left and the onside kick went OOB. 43-34 F. WVU had slim edge 489-463 TY (6.7-5.2), 50-41% 3rd down (TT 3-of-3 on 4th down). TT threw 3 INTs. WVU 12 pen for 115y.

Texas opened the scoring with a 90y punt ret TD in the 1st qrt and then a 11p 89y drive for TD in the 2nd…14-0. After a punt KSt was sacked twice, resulting in a safety…16-0. UT took that next possession for a 28y FG and led 19-0. Right before the half UT punted from their own EZ and KSt started the drive at the T42. KSt had 1st and goal at the T06, but would be SOD with :00 on the clock. 19-0 HT. Each team would only have 4 poss in the 2nd H. KSt took the opening drive 10p 82y for a 19-7 game. UT missed a 48y FG and KSt would convert 4th down twice on their way to a 16p 70y TD drive..19-14 10min left. Each team punted and UT would kill the final 6+min of the game with two 3rd down conversions before they took knees ending the game at the K22. 19-14 F. UT 339-217 TY (5.1-3.4), 111-107 RY (3.8-2.7), 57-40% 3rd down conv (KSt 2-of-3 4th down). No turnovers. UT D 3 sacks (KSt 2). Ehlinger 29-36-207-1-0, 26y rushing. Ingram 10att-68. - Thompson 8-18-96-0-0. Delton (started) 3-7-14-0-0, 27y rushing. Barnes 19att-80-TD.

Kyler Murray passed for 6 TDs and ran for another in Oklahoma’s 66-33 win over Baylor. OU led 28-9 HT with BU kicking a time expiring 32y FG and missed xpt on their only TD of the 1st H. The teams would mostly trade scores back and forth in the 2nd H with BU scoring first 28-16, then 86y Lamb TD…35-16…35-23…42-23…49-23…49-26…56-26…56-33…63-33…66-33 F. OU had 607-493 TY (11.2-4.9) and 175-77 RY edge (5.6-2.0). OU D 6 sacks (BU 2). Only 1 turnover which was a Baylor fumble. Murray 17-21-432-6-0, 45y rushing w/ TD. Brown 5rec-132-2TD, Lamb 3rec-101-TD. - Brewer 38-60-400-2-0.

ISU and TCU were in a scoreless 1st qrt, ISU SOD near midfield and TCU fumbled at own 22 which led to a 4p 22y “drive” for ISU..7-0. TCU responded with a 10p 83y TD….7-7 HT. ISU fumbled to start the 3rd qrt and TCU scoop-and-score 47yards…14-7. ISU would drive 11p 78y for TD to tie…14-14. TCU fumbled at the I09 and threw INT from the I43 to the I03, but after ISU 3-and-out were able to drive 9p 36y for a 28y FG with :37 left in the game. ISU could do nothing with their final possesion. 17-14 F. TCU 299-198 TY (4.0-3.5). TCU lost 3 TOs, ISU 1. TCU was 2-of-2 4th down (55-42% 3rd down). Robinson 21-29-182-1-1. Olonilua 16att-66. - Noland 14-28-79-1-0, 16y rushing. Montgomery 21att-101-TD.

 

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CUSA

Florida Atlantic led 21-3 and 21-10 HT. MTSU missed a FG and FAU was SOD at the M25 in the 1st H. Twice in the 2nd H MTSU turned it over at the M37 and F40 , but FAU punted and fumbled it back on those. FAU simply had no O in the 2nd H after moving it up and down the field in the 1st H. FAU’s only pts of the 2nd H were off a 20y punt from MT’s EZ that set up FAU at the M27, but they had to kick a 44y FG which made the score 24-10 mid 3rd qrt. MT benefited from a short punt and started in FAU terr and got a 29y TD run for a 24-17 game late 3rd. FAU was SOD at their own 46 with 7min left, MT had to punt, but it kept field position in the favor of MT. MT got the ball back at the F43 with 3:45 left, they would convert 4th-and-2 and 4th-and-goal which was ruled a TD, replayed and upheld. MT elected to go for 2 and the win, Stockstill had to scramble left to buy time was under pressure, threw across the field in kind of desperation to the middle of the EZ where Casey Gatlin was there for the conversion and the win 25-24 F. Lane Kiffin throws his playsheet and says “we had him (Stockstill)”. FAU threw an INT on their final drive. FD even at 22. FAU edges 426-396 TY (5.1-5.2), 272-137 RY (4.9-3.8), 35-29% 3rd down (FAU 1-of-4 4th down, MTSU 2-of-2). Each team lost 2 TOs.

UAB moved to 9-0 at home since bringing back football. UAB led 21-0 HT off 3 70+y drives, they were also SOD at the C39 in the half, Charlotte meanwhile only had one drive cross midfield which ended in an INT. UAB went 3-and-out on their first 3 possessions of the 2nd H and UC was able to cut it to 21-7 after a 48y pass to the UAB07. UAB recovered the onside kick and would respond after a D PI called kept the drive alive. 28-7. LeMay would fumble on a run to the UAB08 with 1min left. 28-7 F. UAB only had 46yards in the 2nd H. UC only had 55yards in the 1st H. For the game UC had 16-14 FD edge, but UAB had 333-263 TY (6.3-4.5). UAB D 5 sacks (UC 1). Erdely 13-16-214-1-0, 21y rushing w/ TD. Brown 18att-68-2TD. - Reynolds 17-25-194-0-1. LeMay 14att-83. Arnold 6rec-101.

UTEP led 7-0 after UTSA fumbled a punt near midfield, UTEP would return the favor muffing a punt of their own at the 7 and UTSA tied 7-7. Later UTSA ret’d an INT to the UTEP20 and would lead UTSA 24-7 HT. UTSA had outstanding field position to start their drives in the 1st H. UTEP would mount a come back attempt in the 2nd H. After UTSA missed a FG, UTEP went 7p 71y for TD and then 10p 69y (drive kept alive by personal foul on 4th down) to make it a 24-21 game. UTSA kicked a 39y FG mid 4th. Punts. UTEP had the ball at their own 13 with 4:36 left, Locksley was injured on a 3rd down run and Metz had to come in but was incomplete on 4th down at their own 38. UTSA added a 47y FG. UTEP got as far as the UTSA 38, but ran out of time. 30-21 F. UTEP led in TY 297-278 (4.7-4.7). UTEP has held opponents to under 300y in back-to-back games for the first time since 2010. UTEP D 3 sacks (UTSA 2).

Ark-Pinebluff led 3-0 then FIU would score the next 45 pts in the 55-9 win. FIU had 6 TDs of 37+ yards.

North Texas started fast as they have all season scoring on 3 of their first 4 drives and built a 21-9 lead. LaTech was driving the ball also, but stalled in the RZ kicking FGs from the NT11, NT20, NT05 and NT11 in the 1st H. LT was sacked on 3rd and long one of those drives, but a personal foul kept it alive and LT got a FG out of it. LT finally scored a TD then NT fumbled a punt at their own 5 and LT was able to take a 26-20 lead into the half! LT added a 42y FG in the 3rd. NT did cut it to 29-27, but would miss 2 FGs in the 4th qrt, one off the upright and the second would be blk’d with just :41 left. 29-27 F. NT had 427-359 TY (5.9-5.1) edge, but was -2 TOs (1 led to pts). LT D got 5 sacks (NT 2). Fine was limping around rest of the game after a 3rd qrt sack. Smith 20-39-230-2-0. Ferguson 4 sacks and 2qbh. - Fine 22-35-296-3-0.

Marshall lost 4 TOs, WKU lost 3 as offenses struggled. MU went 3-and-out on 3 of their first 4 drives and got a 40y TD on the other for a 7-0 lead. WKU managed a FG…7-3. MU would then fumble W42 and be INT’d at the 50, but WKU was SOD after both of those. WKU would score a TD keyed by a 43y pass and aided by a MU 15y penalty…10-7 Toppers led. MU had 1st down at W21, but settled for a 35y FG to tie right before HT. WKU had slight 157-142 1st H yard edge, but ypp was 5.0 to 3.5 for MU. MU missed a FG, but made a 21y FG after a WKU fumble…13-10 (MU had 1st and goal at W07). The teams then traded INTs and WKU got a 47y return to the M11 and 1 play later led 17-13 mid 4th qrt. MU was INT’d again next series and WKU ret’d it to the M28, but penalty moved them back and they had to punt. Brady got a 32y TD pass and MU led 20-17 with 1:44 left. On 3rd-and-15 from their own 20 WKU got a 60y pass and then would have a 1st down at the M10, but 2 plays later they were sacked/fumble with :24 left. FD even at 17. MU had 401-324 TY (5.6-4.6). MU D had 4 sacks (WKU 1). Green 18-39-288-2-3 Brady 8rec-162-2TD. - Duncan 24-39-263-1-1, 12net y rushing w/ TD.

 

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Independents

Buffalo scored first on a short pass that KJ Osborn took 53y…7-0. Army threw an INT ret’d to A48, but Buffalo would punt – Army roughed the punter! UB would have a 1st down at A22, but were SOD. From there Army controlled the game going 11p 74y to tie, UB 3-and-out, Army 12p 77y…14-7. UB had 1st down at A13, but settled for a 28y FGA which was blk’d and ret’d for an Army TD…21-7 late 2nd qrt. UB would go 3-and-out again…21-7 HT. Army had 19-11 TOP edge. Army got the KO in the 3rd but would go 3-and-out giving UB life as the Bulls went 12p 87y for a 21-13 game (missed xpt). Army would not be stopped scoring TDs on their next 2 drives, UB was SOD at their own 31 and Army added another TD in the 42-13 game. Army 25-14 FD, 281-103 RY (4.4-3.3), 372-255 TY (5.4-4.6), 38-22 TOP. Army was 9-of-14 on 3rd down (3-of-3 4th down), UB just 2-of-11 (0-2 4th down). Hopkins 4-5-91-1-1, leading rusher 19att-89. - Jackson 10-24-152-1-0. UB WR Anthony Johnson (hamstring) played sparingly on RZ snaps only.

New Mexico would lead 7-0, but Liberty scored 42 of the next 45 pts! And led 42-10 HT. NM’s FG was set up off an INT and they actually lost yards on the “drive”. Liberty had 329-195 1st H yard edge! It got better for the NM O in the 2nd H, but the deficit was too big even though Liberty only managed 10 2nd H pts. 52-43 F. FD essentially even 24-23. With the big 2nd. H slight edge for NM in TY 580-568 (7.4-6.3). NM threw 4 INTs (Lib 1). Calvert 24-41-417-3-1. Hickson 27att-65-2TD. Gandy-Golden 11rec-245-TD, Farrow 7rec-122-TD. - Tuioti (injured) 6-14-57-0-1, 42y rushing. Jones 15-27-312-4-3, 44y rushing. Owens 15att-93-2TD.

Stanford went 3-and-out twice to start and ND was SOD at the S47 before going breaking a 45y TD run to lead 7-0. Bryce Love answered on a 39y TD run…7-7. ND would convert 4th down on their 11p 77y drive and Stanford responded on a 8p 84y drive as each team traded TD drives…14-14 early 2nd qrt. Punts. ND would score TD right before HT off a 7p 80y drive…21-14. Stanford strated the 3rd qrt as they did the 1st with 2 straight 3-and-outs and ND added a 37y FG…24-14. ND punted and a Stanford 46y FG made it 24-17 late 3rd qrt. ND missed a 50y FG early 4th then Bryce Love was injured and ND drove 10p 58y for a 31-17 lead 8min left. Stan threw INT and 1 play later ND had a 38-17 lead. Stan was sacked on back-to-back plays, Stan punted and ND killed the final 6min. 38-17 F. ND 29-10 FD, 550-229 TY (6.2-4.5), 272-55 RY (4.9-2.3), 53-23% 3rd down. ND D 5 sacks (Stan 2). Book 24-33-278-4-0, 47y rushing. Williams 21att-161-TD. Boykin 11rec-144-TD. Tillery 4 sacks, 2 qbh, forced fumble. - Costello 15-27-174-1-1. Love 17att-73-TD.

 

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Holy cow! This is a wealth of information! Thanks for taking the time to post all of this for us!

 

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MAC

UMass drove for TD and then ret’d a pick-six 55y…14-0! Ohio would not be stopped again in the half and led 35-28 HT and 42-28 to open the 3rd. UMass made it 42-35, but would never get any closer as OU scored 16 of the final 19 pts with 3 short FGs, the last FG was kicked on 4th down from the O08 with just 2min left. 58-42 F. UMass was SOD 3x in the 2nd H at the O33, O45 and own 36 to end the game. OU 34-23 FD, 664-451 TY (8.7-6.9), 394-41 RY (9.0-1.9). OU D 3 sacks (UMass 0). Rourke 23-32-270-3-1, leading rusher 16att-189-TD (MAC East POW). Irons 13att-140-2TD. - Ford 27-38-355-4-1, Comis 3-5-55-1-0. Young 13att-45. Isabella 12rec-198-3TD. UMass HC Mark Whipple has been suspended for one game for comments referencing a D PI penalty in the 4th qrt on a play that OU got an INT about the refs picking up the flag and allowing the INT to stand, he said “they raped us”. These days you can’t use insensitive language or figures of speech, or just mean words, anymore in our society. People with nothing better to do would probably start showing up at UMass games wanting him fired or something.

For perhaps the first time this year, somebody took Kent State seriously. Ball State scored TDs on 3 of their first 4 possessions and led 21-0 and 35-17 HT. Kent did throw an INT in their own terr leading to a short field TD for BSU, Kent also fumbled, but BSU fumbled it right back. Later Kent fumbled at the B24 to open the 3rd then was SOD at the B42 and later SOD at own 47. BSU threw an INT at the K13 but outscored the Flashes 17-7 in the 2nd H. 52-24 F. BSU 32-24 FD, 606-461 TY (6.4-5.4), 160-147 RY (3.8-3.6). Kent was called for 17 penalties for 142y! BSU D 5 sacks (Kent 2). Neal 30-50-402-4-1, 61y rushing w/ TD. Gilbert 14att-40-2TD. Miller 11rec-208-TD. - Barrett 30-44-314-1-1.

Miami, Oh ret’d the opening KO 99y, Western Michigan responded 9p 75y drive…7-7. MU would lead 17-14 end of 1st qrt. WM was SOD at the M02, missed a 24y FG and fumbled at their own 25 and own 33 which MU converted into 10 pts (only moved the ball a total of 32y for those pts) to lead 27-14 HT. WM had a 237-143 1st H yard edge despite trailing by 13. They traded TDs in the 3rd then WM scored back-to-back TDs, scoring on a 4th-and-goal to lead 34-33 (each team missed an xpt). MU quickly went 4p 72y to retake the lead 39-34 (2pt no good) mid 4th qrt. Wassink ran for 14y on 4th-and-10 at the M16 and scored next play for a 40-39 lead (2pt no good) 3min left. MU drove to the W32, faced 4th-and-2 with :27 left and would miss a 50y FG. WM 31-20 FD, 562-349 TY (7.1-5.9), 123-55 RY (3.3-2.0), 54-42% 3rd down (WM 3-of-4 4th down). WM -2 TOs. Wassink 27-42-439-5-0, 38y rushing w/ TD. Bellamy 12att-66. Eskridge 7rec-141, Reed 7rec-137-4TD (MAC West POW) - Ragland 22-32-294-3-0. Sorenson 9rec-156.

Eastern Michigan D got an INT and good return leading to a 5p 16y “drive” for 29y FG. EMU would then go 6p 80y for a 10-0 lead. EMU punted from their own EZ and a good return set up NIU for a 4p 6y “drive” for 43y FG…10-3. NIU converted 4th-and-1 at the E47 on a 14p 56y drive to tie 10-10 late 2nd qrt. NIU later before HT they got to the E08 with :03 left and a 26y FG gave them 13-10 HT lead. EMU O went 3-and-out 5 straight possessions, but EMU D held their opponent scoreless in the 3rd qrt for the third straight game and here the 4th qrt also, NIU had just 70y in the 2nd H and zero pts. EMU O finally got it going but would miss a 45y FG mid 4th qrt. EM got the ball back with 2:21 left and would convert a 4th-and-2 on their 13p 60y drive for a 28y FG with :03 left. 13-13 going to OT. Both teams scored TDs in the 1st OT, then NIU fumbled in the 2nd. For the win EMU missed a 38y FG. In the top of the 3rd OT EM had to settle for a 42y FG. It took NIU 7 plays for their game winning TD 26-23 F. NIU 25-17 FD and 383-247 TY (3.9-3.3), 50-17% 3rd down. NIU -2 TO margin. NIU D 3 sacks (EM 0). Childers 20-35-121-1-2, 99y rushing (several key runs on 3rd down). Harbison 32att-136-TD. LB Jones-Davis 13tkl, 3.5tfl, w/ 2 sacks, 2pbu (MAC D POW). - Wiegers 17-40-180-1-0. Vann 18att-68-TD.

 

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MWC

Nevada converted 4th-and-1 on their opening drive and would lead 7-0. Teams exchanged punts into early 2nd qrt when AF QB Worthman was sacked/fumbled and Nev recovered and returned to the A01. 2 plays later AF got a 99y pick-six! 7-7. Nev responded with a 7p 80y drive for TD and later AF punted from their own EZ and with penalty Nev started at the A40 and 4 plays later had a 21-7 lead just before HT. AF opened the 3rd with a 43y FG and Nev got a TD in the 28-10 game. They exchanged fumbles. AF would go 12p 58y for TD…28-17 late 3rd. Nev missed a 51yFG and AF went 11p 67y for another TD…28-23 (2pt no good) mid 4th. Nev was SOD at A40 with 3min left, but AF was SOD at the N11 1:16 left. AF had 2 timeouts. Nev faced 4th-and-15 with :21 left. Instead of punting they ran out of the EZ for a safety…28-25. After the free kick, AF threw 2 incompletions to end the game. 28-25 F. Nev 19-16 FD, 436-250 TY (6.5-3.6), 177-154 RY (5.2-3.0), 46-21% 3rd down. Each team lost 2 TOs. Nev 13pen for 103y. Nev D 2 sacks (AF 0). AF QB Sanders was a pregame scratch, Worthman started, 3rd string QB Hammond led the 2nd H comeback attempt.

Boise led 24-0 HT. Wyoming struggled to move the ball with their furthest penetration just the B49. WYO RB Evans ripped a 75y run on the first play of the 3rd qrt…24-7. Boise led 34-7 mid 4th qrt when WYO got a 72y TD pass to cap the scoring…34-14 F. Again, outside of the long scoring plays, WYO O only advanced to the B49. Boise edges 29-11 FD, 506-295 TY (5.7-5.9), 161-81 RY (3.5-3.4), 40-20 TOP. WYO was just 2-of-11 3rd down. Boise D 5 sacks (WYO 2). Rypien 28-42-342-2-0. Richardson 6rec-113-TD. - Vander Waal 15-25-214-1-0.

San Jose St led 17-3 before the Hawaii O got going. UH had 3 straight 3-and-outs at one point. 17-10 HT, SJ missed a 49y FG as time expired in the half. UH scored early 3rd, but missed xpt…17-16. SJ extended to 24-16, UH answered (2pt good) to tie…24-24 early 4th. SJ went back up 31-24 and UH tied again…31-31 under 5min left. SJ had 1st down at H35, but a sack and 2 incompletions led to a punt with 1:13 left. UH got as far as the 50, but McDonald was sacked as time expired. 31-31 into OT. Each team scored TDs in the OT1. SJ missed a FG top of OT2, UH then missed a FG. UH missed another FG top of OT3, but so did SJ! SJ had 4th-and-1 at the H03 and made a 20y FG…and UH would make a 35y FG….41-41 into OT5. UH made a 35y FG and SJ missed a 47y FG to end the game…44-41 F. A total of 5 FGs were missed in OT. UH 28-24 FD, SJ 490-475 TY (5.7-4.8). UH -2 TOs. UH was 3-of-3 4th down. McDonald 34-57-341-4-1, 27y rushing. Holly 11att-52. Ursua 13rec-148-3TD. Tavai 14tkl, 3tfl w/ sack and qbh. - Love 28-49-451-3-0 (most yards in SJ game since 2013). Roberson 16att-47-TD. Oliver 8rec-158-TD.

Fresno opened 7-0, but Toledo would lead 10-7. After an INT, UT extended lead to 13-7. Fresno would score the next 42 pts. Fresno led 28-13 HT with 346 yards, UT went 3-and-out 3x to end the half. Guadagni was injured late 2nd qrt and did not return. Fresno had a 21-0 3rd qrt with a 38y pick-six made it 49-13. UT got 54 and 25 yard TD passes in the 4th for the 49-27 F. Fresno 554-375 TY (7.9-5.3). 191 of Toledo’s yards came on their final 3 drives. Each team lost 1 TO. Fresno D 5 sacks (UT 1). McMaryion 24-31-368-4-1. Mims 6rec-126-TD, K Johnson 6rec-102-2TD. - Guadagni 6-10-59-1-0, leading rusher 8att-55y. Peters 10-21-179-2-1. J Johnson 6rec-112-2TD.

 

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Sun Belt

Georgia State racked up 355 1st H yards and was +3TO (led to 10 pts) in building their 30-14 HT lead. The 2nd H was no better for ULM as they had just ONE FD in the 2nd H! GSU 20-13 FD, 487-262 TY (6.6-4.9), 308-125 RY (5.5-6.3), 56-18% 3rd down, 38-22 TOP. ULM D 3 sacks (GSU 1). Ellington 15-18-179-1-0, 64y rushing w/ TD. Paige 9att-145-2TD. - Evans 19-32-136-0-2, 39y rushing w/ 2TDs. DE Starks 3tfl, forced fumble.

App State and South Alabama was 7-7 early, then South Bama tried an onside kicked giving App St the ball at the SB38 after a 15y penalty, 2 plays later App St led 14-7. SB punted and after a 52y return, App St was set up at the SB25, 1 play later 21-7. SB D got an INT, but they roughed the passer (3rd 15y penalty of the game), 5 plays later it was 28-7. App St got an INT but were offsides, SB punted. With App St having a 4th-and-3, SB jumped offside for a free FD, 4 plays later it was 35-7 with Bull Barge being ejected for targeting (4th 15y penalty). SB punted for NINE yards and App St was set up at the SB37, 2 plays later it was 42-7. SB drove for a 28y FG, but it was blk’d! 42-7 HT. In the 2nd H App St threw INTs on 2 of their first 3 drives, then kicked a 23y FG and got a TD with 3min left to cap a 13p 95y drive. 52-7 F. SB was SOD at the A05. App St 28-16 FD, 517-308 TY (7.8-4.5), 348-83 RY (7.6-2.4), 50-24% 3rd down.

Just like last year in this game Troy’s Marcus Jones ret’d the opening KO vs Coastal Carolina 96y for TD, then scored on a RB pass to make it 14-0. Troy got a 47y run on 3rd down on their way to a 21-0 lead. CC would score back-to-back TDs off long drives to make it 21-14. Troy fumbled, but CC SOD and Troy kicked a 46y FG to lead 24-14 HT. Troy D opened the 3rd with an INT ret’d to the C30, 5 plays later on 4th down Troy went up 31-14. CC converted 4th down on their way to a TD and 31-21 game. CC’s final 4 drives couldn’t get past their own 35 while . Troy scored back-to-back TDs including a 74y TD run in the 45-21 F. CC had 21-18 FD edge, Troy had 467-317 TY (9.3-4.2), 35-25% 3rd down. Each team lost 2 TOs. Troy D had 9 NINE sacks (CC 2).

Arkansas State led 3-0, but that would be their only lead as Georgia Southern scored on a 61y pass, 7-3 HT. That was the only time GS was in ASU territory in the 1st H. At HT ASU had a 14-6 FD and 235-159 TY edge (5.2-6.6). ASU was SOD at the G38, G23 and G31 in the half. In the 3rd ASU added a 27y FG…7-6. GS got a 36y TD run…14-6, but ASU was able to tie (2pt good)..14-14 late 3rd. GS Fields would bust a 64y run and would lead 21-14 early 4th qrt. ASU would convert 4th down twice on their 16p 77y drive to tie…21-21 late 4th. GS ran 8x and had the ball at the A47 with :29 left. They called a reverse and took it 47y for the game winning TD…28-21 :19 left. ASU got a good KO ret and a pass got them to the 50, but on Hansen’s would-be hailmary attempt he was sacked….28-21 F. ASU 28-15 FD, 493-409 TY (5.7-7.9). GS D had 6 sacks! Werts 1-3-61-1-0, leading rusher 22att-127-TD. Kennedy 8att-105-TD, Fields 10att-98. Hunt 3sacks- Hansen 38-50-376-1-0, 40y rushing w/ TD. Murray 10att-42. Merritt 11rec-92-TD. Bingham 10tkl w/ 3tfl.

 

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I may not get PAC12 and SEC this week.

week 1
http://www.cappingthegame.com/forum/index.php?threads/week-1-recaps.137902/#post-3368186

week 2
http://www.cappingthegame.com/forum/index.php?threads/week-2-recaps.138087/#post-3374120

week 3
http://www.cappingthegame.com/forum/index.php?threads/week-3-recaps.138285/#post-3379874

week 4:
http://www.cappingthegame.com/forum/index.php?threads/week-4-recaps.138460/#post-3386730

 

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Super stuff as usual, mr s—k.

 

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I'm away from home, but did do some PAC12 this morning when I got up:

PAC12

UCLA played perhaps their best half of football this year vs Colorado moving the ball pretty well. CU led 14-13 HT with a 213-196y edge. UCLA actually took a 16-14 lead early 3rd qrt and then CU’s O really got in gear while UCLA struggled and the Bruin D just wore down in the altitude being on the field so much. UCLA went 3-and-out 3x and 6-and-out for minimal yardage with 4 straight punts while CU 7p 75y, 13p 67y, 6p 51y, 5p 65y for a 38-16 lead. UCLA’s final drive was SOD at the C45. CU 26-15 FD, 477-289 TY (6.4-4.6), 209-151 RY (4.4-5.4), 57-31% 3rd down. CU D 3 sacks (UCLA 2). Montez 22-26-237-1-0, 11att-81-2TD rushing. McMillian 21att-102-TD. Shenault 12rec-126-TD, 5att-18-TD rushing. Drew Lewis had 3tfl w/ 2 sacks. - Thompson-Robinson 17-35-138-1-0. Kelley 12att-124. Lucier-South had 3tfl.

Arizona State scored on their first 4 possessions and led 24-3 with the Oregon St O starting slow. They did get it going and it was 31-20 HT with ASU having 16-13 FD and 320-228 TY (7.4-6.0). In the battle of young RBs, ASU’s Benjamin had 15att-187-2TD and OSU’s Jefferson had 20att-142-2TD in the 1st H. ASU scored on 3 of their 4 2nd H possessions, the other being SOD at the O40. OSU wasn’t as successful with one TD drive and a 3-and-out punt, SOD at the A06, SOD at A32 plus a fumble in their own terr (ASU took knees afterwards). ASU threw a 41y TD pass with 3:28 left to get up by 28….52-24 F. ASU 28-24 FD, 558-406 TY (7.6-5.3), 396-261 RY (8.2-4.9), 58-46% 3rd down. OSU fumbled 4x, only lost 1. ASU D 5 sacks (OSU 0). Wilkins 14-25-162-3-0, 61y rushing. Benjamin 30att-314-3TD, 3rec-27-TD. Harry 5rec-84-TD. - Blount 14-23-145-1-0. Jefferson 31att-254-2TD.

Washington State was INT’d at the U02 on their first drive and Utah took that 10p 75y with a 4th down conversion for a 7-0 lead. WSU came right back 8p 75y…7-7. Utah converted 4th and 1 again on their 10p 65y and led 14-7 late 1st qrt. WSU tied on a 12p 75y drive…14-14. Utah broke serve when Huntley was sacked on 3rd down. WSU scored on a 65y TD pass for the 21-14 lead. Utah responded 7p 75y…21-21. The rest of the half was punts…21-21 HT. Utah took the lead on a 40y FG to open the 3rd…24-21, but would punt on their next 4 poss. WSU had a 52y FG blk’d and would punt on their next 3 poss. Utah had a punt ret TD brought back due to penalty. With 5min left WSU was at their own 7. They would get a 89y TD pass for the 28-24 lead! Utah converted 4th-and-2, then faced 4th-and-5, but false started. On 4th-and-10 they converted on a 36y play to the W07, but holding brought it back. The 4th-and-20 play was incomplete. 28-24 F. FD even 21-20. WSU 445-322 TY (6.4-4.5). Utah rushed for 204 (4.1), WSU ran for zero yards on 13att. Each team 2 sacks. Minshew 31-56-445-3-1. Easop 4rec-115-TD (long 89), Patmon 5rec-112-TD. - Huntley 12-20-118-0-0, 17att-88-2TD rushing. Moss 30att-106-TD.

Arizona did not cross midfield the entire 1st H until their final drive. USC fumbled at the A14 and Zona would drive for a 37y FGA that was missed. USC did have a FG setup on a short field by a Zona INT, but had two long TD drives to lead 17-0 HT. USC extended it to 24-0 when Ware ripped a 69y TD run. Zona got on the board with a 33y TD pass…24-7 mid 3rd qrt. USC’s O would lose steam gaining just 25y on their next 3 poss ending in punts, then USC would fumble on back-to-back poss at own 32 and A46. After the first fumble Zona got a 32y TD pass on their first play….24-14. The second fumbled saw Zona be SOD at the SC46, but USC would then be SOD at A35. Zona’s drive started with 4min. USC would be called for THREE 15y penalties on the drive including one on 3rd-and-goal that gave Zona a new set of downs from the 1 yard line. On 4th down Zona scored with 1:40 left….24-20, the xpt would be missed! USC recovered the kick and killed the clock. 24-20 F. Zona 20-18 FD. USC 450-330 TY (6.3-4.7), 253-98 RY (5.4-2.6). USC -2 TO margin. USC penalized 18x for 169y! Zona D 2 sacks (SC 1). Daniels 16-24-197-0-0. Ware 21att-173-2TD. Carr 14att-80. - Tate 16-33-232-2-1, 13att-38 rushing. Taylor 18att-50.

 

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Outstanding....

Really is a great factor and thanks for linking previous weeks for everyone.