Dilfer Leads Seahawks Past Broncos in Joins Victory Streak
Seattle quarterback Trent Dilfer started for the second straight game, guiding the Seahawks to a 34 21 win over Denver as Holmgren praised his leadership. Hasselbeck may start against Miami after the bye if his groin heals, with Dilfer's groin sore yet delivering another convincing win. Dilfer went 12 18 for 110 yards with no touchdowns or interceptions, while Seattle built a 13 game winning streak in starts.
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Red Raiders Dominate Wildcats in Lubbock Blowout
Texas Tech upset Kansas State 72 19 at home as KSU falls from The Associated Press Top 25 after a 0 3 Big 12 start. Coach Bill Snyder faces questions as quarterback issues and a three game slide undermine the once perennial ranking.
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Bettis leads Steelers past Chiefs to claim AFC Central top
Pittsburgh beat Kansas City 20-17 as Jerome Bettis ran 112 yards on 19 carries and Kordell Stewart threw for 141 yards and a touchdown. Bettis added a key second half surge, while Kris Brown booted two field goals. Priest Holmes led KC with 150 rushing yards in a third straight home loss for the Chiefs.
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Mesa State tops Fort Hays State 23 20 on late field goal
Mesa State College quashed a rally by Fort Hays State as Jeremy Cummings drilled a 44 yard field goal with four seconds left to win 23 20. Fort Hays led 17 3 in the fourth before Vinny Walker tied the game with a 77 yard run and Shawn Smith 10 yard run with 43 seconds remaining.
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Oklahoma rolls past Kansas with Smith four TDs
Oklahoma, ranked No. 3, hammered Kansas 38-10 as Trent Smith caught four touchdowns and 11 passes for 70 yards. Jason White threw TDs to Smith and Mario Kinsey connected with Roger Ross on a 77-yard score. Kansas struggled offensively as Smith recovered from a dropped TD and Oklahoma logged its 19th straight win.
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Sooners Dominate Sooners 41 3 Victory Over Kansas
Oklahoma builds a 24-3 lead with Smith a 9 yard TD pass reception. White completes 18 of 29 passes for 151 yards while Smith leads receiving with 11 catches for 70 yards as Oklahoma defeats Kansas 41 3.
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