FBS (I-A) Conference Schedule - 2013

Tuesday, 12 November

matchup		result	passing leader	rushing leader	receiving leader
Ohio OHIO	Bowling Green BGSU	BGSU 49, OHIO 0	M. Johnson 229	T. Greene 149	H. Jackson 74
Buffalo BUFF	Toledo TOL	TOL 51, BUFF 41	J. Licata 497	K. Hunt 186	A. Neutz 168

Wednesday, 13 November

matchup		result	passing leader	rushing leader	receiving leader
Ball State BALL	#15 Northern Illinois NIU	NIU 48, BALL 27	J. Lynch 345	J. Edwards 156	D. Brown 209
Miami (OH) M-OH	Kent State KENT	KENT 24, M-OH 6	C. Reardon 147	T. Durham 109	T. Goode 51

Thursday, 14 November

matchup		result	passing leader	rushing leader	receiving leader
Georgia Tech GT	#8 Clemson CLEM	CLEM 55, GT 31	T. Boyd 340	R. Godhigh 126	M. Bryant 176
Marshall MRSH	Tulsa TLSA	MRSH 45, TLSA 34	R. Cato 456	T. Watts 169	D. Smith 114

Friday, 15 November

matchup		result	passing leader	rushing leader	receiving leader
Washington WASH	#13 UCLA UCLA	UCLA 41, WASH 31	K. Price 181	B. Sankey 91	D. Stringfellow 147

Saturday, 16 November

matchup		result	passing leader	rushing leader	receiving leader
#1 Alabama ALA	Mississippi State MSST	ALA 20, MSST 7	A. McCarron 187	T.J. Yeldon 160	M. Johnson 84
Syracuse SYR	#2 Florida State FSU	FSU 59, SYR 3	J. Winston 277	D. McFarlane 81	K. Shaw 99
#3 Ohio State OSU	Illinois ILL	OSU 60, ILL 35	N. Scheelhaase 288	C. Hyde 246	S. Hull 105
#4 Stanford STAN	USC USC	USC 20, STAN 17	C. Kessler 288	T. Gaffney 158	N. Agholor 104
Texas Tech TTU	#5 Baylor BAY	BAY 63, TTU 34	B. Petty 335	S. Linwood 187	L. Norwood 156
Utah UTAH	#6 Oregon ORE	ORE 44, UTAH 21	M. Mariota 288	B. Marshall 66	B. Addison 67
#25 Georgia UGA	#7 Auburn AUB	AUB 43, UGA 38	A. Murray 415	T. Mason 115	R. Louis 131
Florida FLA	#10 South Carolina SC	SC 19, FLA 14	C. Shaw 213	S. Carson 102	R. Anderson 69
#12 Oklahoma State OKST	#24 Texas TEX	OKST 38, TEX 13	C. McCoy 221	C. Chelf 95	M. Davis 112
#16 Michigan State MSU	Nebraska NEB	MSU 41, NEB 28	C. Cook 193	J. Langford 151	S. Burtch 86
#17 UCF UCF	Temple TEM	UCF 39, TEM 36	B. Bortles 404	S. Johnson 122	R. Chosen 184
Iowa State ISU	#18 Oklahoma OKLA	OKLA 48, ISU 10	G. Rohach 179	D. Williams 128	L. Bester 75
Oregon State ORST	#19 Arizona State ASU	ASU 30, ORST 17	S. Mannion 320	M. Grice 118	C. Hamlett 119
Houston HOU	#20 Louisville LOU	LOU 20, HOU 13	T. Bridgewater 203	D. Brown 137	D. Parker 72
Indiana IND	#22 Wisconsin WIS	WIS 51, IND 3	J. Stave 122	J. White 205	J. Pedersen 92
#23 Miami MIAMI	Duke DUKE	DUKE 48, MIAMI 30	S. Morris 379	J. Snead 138	H. Waters 116
Troy TROY	Ole Miss MISS	MISS 51, TROY 21	B. Wallace 272	B. Wallace 66	C. Worthy 128
Cincinnati CIN	Rutgers RUTG	CIN 52, RUTG 17	B. Kay 405	P. James 78	M. McKay 124
Purdue PUR	Penn State PSU	PSU 45, PUR 21	D. Etling 223	Z. Zwinak 149	A. Robinson 98
West Virginia WVU	Kansas KU	KU 31, WVU 19	P. Millard 242	J. Sims 211	M. Alford 76
Central Michigan CMU	Western Michigan WMU	CMU 27, WMU 22	C. Rush 167	Z. Tipton 114	T. Davis 122
Kentucky UK	Vanderbilt VAN	VAN 22, UK 6	A. Carta-Samuels 184	J. Seymour 77	J. Matthews 141
NC State NCST	Boston College BC	BC 38, NCST 21	P. Thomas 207	A. Williams 339	J. Ramos 109
North Carolina UNC	Pittsburgh PITT	UNC 34, PITT 27	T. Savage 313	J. Conner 102	T. Boyd 92
Maryland MD	Virginia Tech VT	MD 27, VT 24 (OT)	L. Thomas 210	C.J. Brown 122	W. Byrn 69
Florida Atlantic FAU	Southern Mississippi USM	FAU 41, USM 7	N. Mullens 169	J. Johnson 111	M. Triplett 43
Akron AKR	Massachusetts UMASS	AKR 14, UMASS 13	K. Pohl 208	C. Chisholm 72	Z. D'Orazio 82
Campbell CAMP	Old Dominion ODU	ODU 42, CAMP 14	T. Heinicke 341	D. Jones 73	A. Vaughan 171
Washington State WSU	Arizona ARIZ	WSU 24, ARIZ 17	C. Halliday 319	K. Carey 132	D. Williams 75
UAB UAB	East Carolina ECU	ECU 63, UAB 14	S. Carden 347	V. Cooper 126	R. Wiggins 142
Louisiana ULL	Georgia State GAST	ULL 35, GAST 21	T. Broadway 234	E. McGuire 107	E. McGuire 125
Idaho State IDST	BYU BYU	BYU 59, IDST 13	T. Hill 153	A. Hine 141	S. Ridley 86
Connecticut CONN	SMU SMU	SMU 38, CONN 21	G. Gilbert 353	L. McCombs 103	D. Thompson 113
Michigan MICH	Northwestern NW	MICH 27, NW 19 (3OT)	D. Gardner 226	D. Green 79	J. Gallon 115
TCU TCU	Kansas State KSU	KSU 33, TCU 31	C. Pachall 248	D. Sams 109	T. Lockett 123
South Alabama USA	Navy NAVY	NAVY 42, USA 14	K. Reynolds 168	D. Staten 127	S. Smith 65
California CAL	Colorado COLO	COLO 41, CAL 24	S. Liufau 364	B. Bigelow 107	P. Richardson Jr. 140
Memphis MEM	South Florida USF	MEM 23, USF 10	M. White 198	B. Hayes 78	A. Davis 110
Colorado State CSU	New Mexico UNM	CSU 66, UNM 42	G. Grayson 302	K. Bibbs 291	T. Duncan 95
Louisiana Tech LT	Rice RICE	RICE 52, LT 14	T. McHargue 167	C. Ross 215	S. Griffin 80
Texas State TXST	Arkansas State ARST	ARST 38, TXST 21	T. Jones 204	M. Gordon 184	A. Erickson 51
Florida Intl FIU	UTEP UTEP	UTEP 33, FIU 10	M. Leftwich 80	N. Jeffery 130	J. Leslie 64
Wyoming WYO	Boise State BSU	BSU 48, WYO 7	G. Hedrick 265	D. Demas 73	M. Miller 143
San Diego State SDSU	Hawai'i HAW	SDSU 28, HAW 21 (OT)	Q. Kaehler 265	A. Muema 163	C. Lockett 106
San Jose State SJSU	Nevada NEV	NEV 38, SJSU 16	D. Fales 326	C. Fajardo 104	B. Wimberly 93

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