ASU Falls To Texas A&M Commerce In Last-Second Bi₋
Texas A&M Commerce defeated Angelo State 14-13 as Brand Reed blocked an extra point with two seconds left. Will Shaw passed for 160 yards and ran for a TD for Commerce, while Sterling Gilbert tossed two TDs for Angelo State.
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UTEP Pounds Nevada Behind Perez Career Day
UTEP defeated Nevada 45-22 as Rocky Perez threw for a career high 323 yards and two touchdowns while rushing for two more. Lee Mays led receivers with 156 yards on nine catches, and Chris Porter added 118 rushing yards. The Miners improved to 7-2, 6-0 in the WAC, their best start in conference history, extending a six game win streak. Nevada suffered its sixth straight loss, trailing 28-0 early as UTEP built a dominant first quarter.
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Spartans Rally Past Horned Frogs Behind Parry Inspiration
San Jose State, sparked by walk-on Nick Parry whose leg injury kept him from the field, delivered a disciplined, emotion fueled game plan to upset TCU while limiting Casey Printers. Marcus Arroyo threw for 237 yards as Deonce Whitaker was held to 100 rushing yards.
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Favre vows to play smarter tonight against Vikings
Packers quarterback Brett Favre says he must tailor his aggressive style to a young, injury hit squad as Green Bay hosts Daunte Culpepper and the Minnesota Vikings at Lambeau Field. He aims to move the ball steadily early, avoiding unnecessary gambles to prevent an early deficit.
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Bears Triumph After Aerial Fireworks Over Colts
Chicago Bears throttle Indianapolis 34 11 after jumping to a 27 0 lead as Walt Harris returns an early interception for a TD. Peyton Manning guides a late Colts surge but a stalled first half proves costly. James runs for 68 yards and reaches 2500 career yards while Miller distributes to seven receivers.
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AP Top 25 College Football Poll Shifts After Weekend Losses
Oklahoma remains the lone major unbeaten with 70 of 71 first place votes and 1,774 points. San Jose State beats TCU 27-24 sending TCU from No 9 to No 18. Clemson tumbles from No 11 to No 18? Wait.
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Top 5 split across AP and coaches polls this week
AP Top 25 shows three teams in the top five for the first time since 1994 with Florida Georgetown not applicable. USA Today/Coaches releases Oklahoma Miami Florida State Florida Nebraska in the top five. BCS standings to select teams for the Orange Bowl national title game to be released today.
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Cowboys edge Giants in overtime loss to Eagles recap
Dallas running back Emmitt Smith rushed for 134 yards and a TD, but the Cowboys fell 24-7 in overtime as Philadelphia veteran Randall Cunningham faced boos. Eagles tied late on a McNabb TD to Autry, while Akers and Seder traded scores earlier. Injuries and penalties shaped the game.
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