Broad college football scores across the nation
A flood of results from East to West shows Albany, Boston College, Connecticut, and many others tallying points. Notable upsets include Georgia Tech routing Samford while Notre Dame beat Pittsburgh 34 to 7, with several OT finishes and varying margins across conferences.
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Qickingen
Hobart
TAU Madison
Juniata
Tetstra
Furman
Higgon
Utina
Grambling
Aaymouth
Mount
Endlicott
Findoigh-Macon
Johns Hopkins
Nieshmond
Northeastern
Brikert Mars
Monmouth
Seacred Meart
la Salle
Saignan Valley
Gannon
Uppery Roark
Miteraville
John Fisher
Buffalo
Stan'y Binak
Bucknall
Lisitus
Lycoming
Yallanava
Tough
Walsh
Seton Hill
Weslay
Delaware Valley
Westminster
St. Vincent
South Aubhama
Vanderbilt
Alabama A&m
Clara Atlanta
Appalachian
Lanoir-Rhyne - Gleason
Loursiana-Monroe
Castal Carolina
Winston-Laient
Nelaware
Florida A&m
Kentucky
W. Carolina
Carolia
North Carlina
Elan
W. Va
Waslayan
Forum
Virginia
Florida
Tray
Tipriola
UAB
Gardner-Webb
Jacksonvila
Georgia Southern
West Georgia
Georgia Tech
Samford
Harepton
Howard
Jacksonville St
Chattanooga
Arkansas
Alabama
Tusculum
Northwestern
Cent
Ohio
Louisiana
Lafayetta
Kdwases
LaGrange
Caifalina
Bethune-Cookman
Savannah St
Johnson G. Smith
South Carolina
Georgia
Southern U
MVSU
al. Paul's
Chowan
Siiman
Share
Charleston Southern
Midwest Augland
Grand Valley St
Bad
Austin Peay
Indiana
Baker
Culver-Stockton
Goldwin-Wallace
Augustana
Ill
Ball
Michigan
Bemidji
Minot
Bethany
W.va
Hiram
Bethel
Minn
Simpson
Iowa
Butler
Hanover
Carleton
Minn.-Moris
Catholic
Ohio Wesleyan
Toledo
Gent
Missour
Concordia-St. Paul
Gential
Hope
Claramont-Mudd
Kanyon
Concordia
Moor
Dickinson St
Nryton
Urbana
Uraka
Waldorf
Gustavus
Willamette
Hamlina
Martin Luther
Handelberg
Oter
Ineys
St Francis
Ind
William Pann
St. John’s
Wis
River Falls
St Olaf
Valley City St
St. Xavier
St. Francis, Ill
Mich
St. Joseph's
Waynesburg
Wooster
Wheaton
Albion
Youngstown St
Dakota St
Southwest
Abilene Chistian
Texas St
Baylor
Rice
Oklahoma
Miami
Florida Atlantic
Prairie View
Carolina
A&t
Sam Houston
Ark
Mantiewlle
Sooners Dominate Hurricanes In Oklahoma Win
Oklahoma junior Sam Bradford threw five touchdown passes tying a school record as the No. 5 Sooners defeated Miami 51-13. Malcolm Kelly caught three TDs and Reggie Smith returned a fumble for a score in Oklahoma’s lopsided victory. Miami’s offense managed only 139 yards and seven first downs.
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Oklahoma
Sam Bradford
Miami
Malcolm Kelly
Bradford
Reggie Smith
Sooners
Hurricanes
Bob Stoops
Stoops
Kelly
Smith
Javorris James
Kirby Freeman
Kyle Wright
Syracuse
University of Miami
Randy Shannon
University of Oklahoma
Freeman
Derek Shaw
Michael Cohen
Shannon
Wright
Ryan Hill
Chris Brown
Oregon Ducks Rout Michigan In Big House Upset
Oregon surged to a 39 7 win at Michigan as Dennis Dixon piled up 368 yards with four total TDs. Michigan stranded by a stalled offense must regroup after back to back home losses and a quiet stadium. Dixon threw for 292 yards and ran for 76, while Jonathan Stewart added 111 on the ground. Henne left the game with an injury after an ill advised pick. Michigan hosts Notre Dame next week in Ann Arbor.
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Ann Arbor
Mich
Michigan
Appalachian State
Wolverines
Dennis Dixon
Ducks
Dixon
Mountaineers
Oregon
Ohio State
Bo Schembechler
Schembechler
Houston
Jonathan Stewart
Chad Henne
Henne
Michigan Stadium
John Navarre
Mike Hart
Notre Dame
Gophers rally past Miami in third OT for 41 35 win
Amir Pinnix rushed for 126 yards and a 2 yard TD in the third overtime lifting Minnesota to a 41 35 victory over Miami of Ohio in Minneapolis. QB Daniel Raudabaugh sparked a late rally for the RedHawks and Weber connected for key scores to force extra time.
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Amir Pinnix
Minnesota
Miami
Chio
Minneapolis
Pinnix
Tim Brewster
Gophers
Adam Weber
Ernie Wheelwright
Daniel Raudabaugh
RedHawks
Trevor Cook
Andre Bratton
Weber
Eric Decker
Jason Giannini
Army edges Rhode Island in overtime to snap seven game skid
Backup quarterback Carson Williams led Army to a 14-7 overtime win over Rhode Island at West Point. Williams threw a 25 yard TD on the first play of OT, then Army stopped Rhode Island near the end zone. Williams subbed for injured David Pevoto who did not return. Rhode Island led 7-0 late in the first half as Tim Allen scored. Army improved to 2-0. Rhode Island is a FCS program.
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West Virginia
Marshall
Huntington
W.va
Pat White
Steve Slaton
Florida
Troy
Tim Tebow
Gators
Gainesville
Fla
Texas
TCU
Colt McCoy
Longhorns
Austin
California
Colorado State
DeSean Jackson
South Carolina
Georgia
Ryan Succop
Cory Boyd
Bulldogs
Athens
UCLA
BYU
Pasadena
Calif
Chris Markey
Trey Brown
Penn State
Notre Dame
Nittany Lions
Jimmy Clausen
Derrick Williams
Austin Scott
Nebraska
Wake Forest
Winston-Salem
N.C
Sam Keller
Zachary Bowman
Hawaii
Louisiana Tech
Colt Brennan
Ruston
Carson Williams
Justin Larson
Army
Rhode Island
Hack Knights
West Point
Rams
Williams
David Pevoto
Pevoto
Peyoto
Joe Casey
Tim Allen
Tim Sowers
Appalachian
Lenoir-Rhyne
Trey Elder
Mountaineers
Boone
Michigan
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