Bobcats blank Nicholls State on fumble harm blitz
Southwest Texas State won 25-0 over Nicholls State capitalizing on seven turnovers. Clinton Ballard and Myron Coleman scored on 16 and 58 yard fumble returns, Lee Davis ran for 72 yards with a third quarter TD, and Justin Martinez added a 27 yard field goal. Nicholls State totaled 69 rushing yards and negative passing yards. Trinity edged Washington 18-17 with 11 seconds left on a Roy Hampton to Jason Hunt TD pass.
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Tech routs Baylor 28 to 0 in Lubbock showdown
Texas Tech dominates Baylor as Ricky Williams scores twice and Kliff Kingsbury connects with Derek Dorris for two TDs. Kingsbury throws for 322 yards, Shaud Williams adds 67 rushing yards, and Tech forces key Baylor errors to seal the victory in front of a home crowd.
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SWT takes win in 25-0 rout of Nicholls State
Southwest Texas State defeated Nicholls State 25 to 0 in San Marcos Saturday night. SWT dominated with a strong defensive effort and solid offense to secure the shutout.
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Oklahoma Sails Past Texas In Lopsided 63 14 Rivalry Win
No. 10 Oklahoma routed No. 11 Texas 63 14 as Quentin Griffin tied a school record with six rushing touchdowns all 8 yards or less. Josh Heupel threw for a TD and Calmus returned an interception for a score. The Sooners led 42 0 by halftime and moved to 5 0, 2 0 Big 12 while Texas slid to 3 2, 1 1 after their worst loss since 1997.
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Tomlinson leads TCU past Hawaii 41 21 in option barrage
LaDainian Tomlinson ran 49 times for 294 yards and four touchdowns as No. 14 TCU beat Hawaii 41 21 in Fort Worth. The Horned Frogs held ball for 41 minutes and rolled to a 10 game win streak while Tomlinson set school records for carries and career rushing yards. Hawaii’s Timmy Chang threw for 313 yards and three TDs in his debut start.
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Buffaloes Pull Off Upset at Kyle Field 26-19
Colorado freshman Craig Ochs threw for a touchdown and ran for another as the Buffaloes stunned Texas A&M 26-19 in College Station. Ochs connected on a 52-yard TD to Corden Johnson and added an 18-yard scoring run, lifting Colorado to its first win of the season and dropping the Aggies from their home unbeaten streak. Colorado improved to 1-4 overall and 1-1 in the Big 12, while Texas A&M fell to 3-2 and 1-1.
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Bearcats beat Houston in high-scoring league clash
Cincinnati’s Ray Jackson ran 140 yards with three TDs and Adam Hoover threw for two more as the Bearcats defeated Houston 48-31. Jackson’s 23 carries produced 7, 1 and 27 yard TDs, while Hoover went 15 of 25 for 268 yards with two picks. Houston’s Jason McKinley passed for 330 yards with a TD and an INT. Cincinnati totaled 530 yards, the most in 56 games, while Houston was held to 77 rushing yards. Houston and Cincinnati each prepared for future opponents with an open week and Memphis ahead for the Cougars.
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