FBS (I-A) Conference Schedule - 2011

Tuesday, 22 November

matchup		result	passing leader	rushing leader	receiving leader
Miami (OH) M-OH	Ohio OHIO	OHIO 21, M-OH 14	Z. Dysert 372	T. Tettleton 111	N. Harwell 163

Thursday, 24 November

matchup		result	passing leader	rushing leader	receiving leader
#25 Texas TEX	Texas A&M TA&M	TEX 27, TA&M 25	R. Tannehill 224	B. Malena 83	J. Fuller 107

Friday, 25 November

matchup		result	passing leader	rushing leader	receiving leader
#3 Arkansas ARK	#1 LSU LSU	LSU 41, ARK 17	J. Jefferson 208	K. Hilliard 102	R. Randle 134
#8 Houston HOU	Tulsa TLSA	HOU 48, TLSA 16	C. Keenum 457	T. Watts 62	P. Edwards 181
Iowa IOWA	#21 Nebraska NEB	NEB 20, IOWA 7	J. Vandenberg 182	R. Burkhead 160	K. Bell 93
Eastern Michigan EMU	Northern Illinois NIU	NIU 18, EMU 12
Louisville LOU	South Florida USF	LOU 34, USF 24	T. Bridgewater 241	D. Brown 69	E. Rogers 84
Kent State KENT	Temple TEM	TEM 34, KENT 16
Bowling Green BGSU	Buffalo BUFF	BGSU 42, BUFF 28	M. Schilz 236	B. Oliver 127	B. Oliver 92
Akron AKR	Western Michigan WMU	WMU 68, AKR 19	T. VanTubbergen 252	D. Wallace 79	J. White 138
Toledo TOL	Ball State BALL	TOL 45, BALL 28
Colorado COLO	Utah UTAH	COLO 17, UTAH 14	T. Hansen 264	T. Vakapuna 77	T. Clemons 102
Boston College BC	Miami MIAMI	BC 24, MIAMI 17	J. Harris 245	L. Miller 114	T. Benjamin 75
Pittsburgh PITT	West Virginia WVU	WVU 21, PITT 20	G. Smith 244	I. Bennett 69	T. Austin 102
UTEP UTEP	UCF UCF	UCF 31, UTEP 14	N. Lamaison 190	L. Murray 233	D. Kemp 74
California CAL	Arizona State ASU	CAL 47, ASU 38	B. Osweiler 264	C. Marshall 157	R. Ross 108

Saturday, 26 November

matchup		result	passing leader	rushing leader	receiving leader
#2 Alabama ALA	#24 Auburn AUB	ALA 42, AUB 14	A. McCarron 184	T. Richardson 203	B. Smelley 86
#5 Virginia Tech VT	Virginia UVA	VT 38, UVA 0	M. Rocco 211	D. Wilson 153	M. Davis 119
#22 Notre Dame ND	#6 Stanford STAN	STAN 28, ND 14	A. Luck 233	S. Taylor 118	C. Fleener 97
Wyoming WYO	#7 Boise State BOIS	BOIS 36, WYO 14	K. Moore 279	D. Martin 153	M. Miller 66
Iowa State ISU	#9 Oklahoma OKLA	OKLA 26, ISU 6	L. Jones 256	T. Franks 88	D. Miller 86
Oregon State ORST	#10 Oregon ORE	ORE 49, ORST 21	D. Thomas 305	L. James 142	D. Paulson 105
#17 Clemson CLEM	#12 South Carolina SC	SC 34, CLEM 13	C. Shaw 210	C. Shaw 107	B. Ellington 71
#13 Georgia UGA	#23 Georgia Tech GT	UGA 31, GT 17	A. Murray 252	R. Jones 72	O. Charles 95
#14 Michigan State MSU	Northwestern NW	MSU 31, NW 17	D. Persa 245	L. Bell 86	B.J. Cunningham 120
Ohio State OSU	#15 Michigan MICH	MICH 40, OSU 34	B. Miller 235	D. Robinson 170	C. Brown 76
#19 Penn State PSU	#16 Wisconsin WIS	WIS 45, PSU 7	R. Wilson 186	M. Ball 156	J. Abbrederis 93
Texas Tech TTU	#18 Baylor BAY	BAY 66, TTU 42	S. Doege 355	T. Ganaway 246	E. Ward 151
Rutgers RUTG	Connecticut CONN	CONN 40, RUTG 22	G. Nova 298	L. McCombs 95	B. Coleman 223
Cincinnati CIN	Syracuse SYR	CIN 30, SYR 13	R. Nassib 203	A. Bailey 135	I. Pead 112
Rice RICE	SMU SMU	SMU 27, RICE 24	J.J. McDermott 179	R. Wimbley 115	D. Johnson 123
Tennessee TENN	Kentucky UK	UK 10, TENN 7	T. Bray 215	M. Roark 124	R. Neal 125
Troy TROY	Western Kentucky WKU	WKU 41, TROY 18	C. Robinson 303	B. Rainey Jr. 227	J. Doyle 101
Maryland MD	NC State NCST	NCST 56, MD 41	M. Glennon 306	D. Meggett 91	K. Dorsey 88
Nevada NEV	Utah State USU	USU 21, NEV 17	C. Fajardo 180	L. Mark 111	R. Matthews 205
Florida Intl FIU	Middle Tennessee MTSU	FIU 31, MTSU 18
Purdue PUR	Indiana IND	PUR 33, IND 25	C. TerBush 192	S. Houston 129	K. Hughes 64
Illinois ILL	Minnesota MINN	MINN 27, ILL 7	M. Gray 85	M. Gray 167	D. McKnight 46
Duke DUKE	North Carolina UNC	UNC 37, DUKE 21	B. Renner 274	G. Bernard 165	D. Jones 101
Vanderbilt VAN	Wake Forest WAKE	VAN 41, WAKE 7	T. Price 157	Z. Stacy 184	B. Barden 80
East Carolina ECU	Marshall MRSH	MRSH 34, ECU 27 (OT)	R. Cato 341	T. Van 73	A. Dobson 110
Missouri MIZ	Kansas KU	MIZ 24, KU 10	J. Franklin 180	K. Lawrence 63	M. Lucas 53
Louisiana ULL	Arizona ARIZ	ARIZ 45, ULL 37	N. Foles 352	K. Antolin 69	J. Lawson 137
UAB UAB	Florida Atlantic FAU	FAU 38, UAB 35	J. Perry 190	A. Morris 198	J. Williams 62
New Mexico State NMSU	Louisiana Tech LT	LT 44, NMSU 0	C. Cameron 217	K. Turner 149	T. Ikharo 105
Memphis MEM	Southern Mississippi USM	USM 44, MEM 7	A. Davis 277	D. Johnson 103	T. Lampley 116
Air Force AFA	Colorado State CSU	AFA 45, CSU 21	T. Jefferson Jr. 221	C. Nwoke 269	Z. Kauth 123
Florida State FSU	Florida FLA	FSU 21, FLA 7	J. Brantley 104	D. Freeman 44	A.C. Leonard 65
Ole Miss MISS	Mississippi State MSST	MSST 31, MISS 3	B. Brunetti 110	V. Ballard 144	J. Mosley 61
Washington State WSU	Washington WASH	WASH 38, WSU 21	M. Lobbestael 344	C. Polk 100	M. Wilson 108
San Jose State SJSU	Fresno State FRES	SJSU 27, FRES 24	M. Faulkner 363	R. Rouse 151	I. Burse 135
UCLA UCLA	USC USC	USC 50, UCLA 0	M. Barkley 423	C. McNeal 124	M. Lee 224
San Diego State SDSU	UNLV UNLV	SDSU 31, UNLV 14	R. Lindley 152	R. Hillman 192	G. Escobar 68
Tulane TULN	Hawai'i HAW	HAW 35, TULN 23	D. Graves 260	R. Kelley 92	B. Stutzmann 87

College Football News

Gators to watch QB Lagway injury before ruling him out vs. Texas
Florida quarterback DJ Lagway, who left Saturday's game vs. the Georgia Bulldogs in the first half and was on crutches afterward, hasn't been ruled out vs. Texas yet due to the injury being less of a concern than feared.
Officer altercations with fans at Georgia-Florida game under review
The Jacksonville Sheriff's Office is reviewing online videos that show police officers punching fans during Saturday's Florida-Georgia game at EverBank Stadium.
Chris Canty not in favor of Deion-Shedeur Sanders package deal
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Michael Irvin knows this Miami season is different
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SEC fines South Carolina for field storming after Texas A&M win
South Carolina was fined $250,000 by the SEC for fans rushing the field after the Gamecocks' 44-20 win over then No. 10 Texas A&M at Williams-Brice Stadium on Saturday night.