FBS (I-A) Conference Schedule - 2012

Thursday, 11 October

matchup		result	passing leader	rushing leader	receiving leader
Western Kentucky WKU	Troy TROY	WKU 31, TROY 26	K. Jakes 255	A. Andrews 113	C. Reeves 110
UTEP UTEP	Tulsa TLSA	TLSA 33, UTEP 11	C. Meger 257	J. Douglas 128	J. Leslie 218
Arizona State ASU	Colorado COLO	ASU 51, COLO 17	T. Kelly 308	C. Marshall 98	M. Grice 101

Friday, 12 October

matchup		result	passing leader	rushing leader	receiving leader
Navy NAVY	Central Michigan CMU	NAVY 31, CMU 13	R. Radcliff 139	N. Copeland 70	G. Greene 60

Saturday, 13 October

matchup		result	passing leader	rushing leader	receiving leader
#1 Alabama ALA	Missouri MIZ	ALA 42, MIZ 10	A. McCarron 171	E. Lacy 177	L. Washington 72
#3 South Carolina SC	#9 LSU LSU	LSU 23, SC 21	C. Shaw 177	J. Hill 124	J. Landry 55
#4 Florida FLA	Vanderbilt VAN	FLA 31, VAN 17	J. Rodgers 237	J. Driskel 177	J. Matthews 131
#5 West Virginia WVU	Texas Tech TTU	TTU 49, WVU 14	S. Doege 499	S. Foster 82	J. Amaro 156
#6 Kansas State KSU	Iowa State ISU	KSU 27, ISU 21	C. Klein 187	C. Klein 105	A. Horne 84
#17 Stanford STAN	#7 Notre Dame ND	ND 20, STAN 13 (OT)	E. Golson 141	S. Taylor 102	T. Eifert 57
#8 Ohio State OSU	Indiana IND	OSU 52, IND 49	C. Coffman 275	C. Hyde 156	D. Smith 106
#10 Oregon State ORST	BYU BYU	ORST 42, BYU 24	C. Vaz 332	S. Barrs-Woods 57	B. Cooks 173
#11 USC USC	Washington WASH	USC 24, WASH 14	K. Price 198	S. Redd 155	R. Woods 88
Boston College BC	#12 Florida State FSU	FSU 51, BC 7	E. Manuel 439	A. Williams 104	K. Shaw 125
#15 Texas TEX	#13 Oklahoma OKLA	OKLA 63, TEX 21	L. Jones 321	D. Williams 167	T. Millard 119
#18 Louisville LOU	Pittsburgh PITT	LOU 45, PITT 35	T. Bridgewater 304	S. Perry 101	D. Parker 153
Tennessee TENN	#19 Mississippi State MSST	MSST 41, TENN 31	T. Russell 291	L. Perkins 100	C. Bumphis 93
Syracuse SYR	#20 Rutgers RUTG	RUTG 23, SYR 15	R. Nassib 356	J. Smith 67	B. Coleman 104
Fordham FOR	#21 Cincinnati CIN	CIN 49, FOR 17	M. Legaux 262	G. Winn 75	B. Wetzel 121
#22 Texas A&M TA&M	#23 Louisiana Tech LT	TA&M 59, LT 57	C. Cameron 450	J. Manziel 181	Q. Patton 233
Fresno State FRES	#24 Boise State BOIS	BOIS 20, FRES 10	D. Carr 266	D.J. Harper 122	R. Rouse 68
Illinois ILL	#25 Michigan MICH	MICH 45, ILL 0	D. Robinson 159	D. Robinson 128	J. Gallon 71
Iowa IOWA	Michigan State MSU	IOWA 19, MSU 16 (2OT)	A. Maxwell 179	L. Bell 140	A. Burbridge 89
Northwestern NW	Minnesota MINN	NW 21, MINN 13	M. Shortell 103	V. Mark 182	A.J. Barker 49
UAB UAB	Houston HOU	HOU 39, UAB 17	D. Piland 362	C. Sims 133	S. Ros 114
Kent State KENT	Army ARMY	KENT 31, ARMY 17	A.J. Schurr 66	D. Archer 222	C. Lawrence 88
Wisconsin WIS	Purdue PUR	WIS 38, PUR 14	J. Stave 178	M. Ball 247	J. Pedersen 77
Auburn AUB	Ole Miss MISS	MISS 41, AUB 20	B. Wallace 226	J. Scott 137	J. Scott 70
Duke DUKE	Virginia Tech VT	VT 41, DUKE 20	L. Thomas 256	J.C. Coleman 183	M. Davis 144
Temple TEM	Connecticut CONN	TEM 17, CONN 14 (OT)	C. Whitmer 293	M. Harris 142	S. Phillips 100
Toledo TOL	Eastern Michigan EMU	TOL 52, EMU 47	T.O. Owens 401	B. Hill 283	B. Reedy 237
SMU SMU	Tulane TULN	TULN 27, SMU 26	R. Griffin 302	Z. Line 177	J. Johnson 106
Akron AKR	Ohio OHIO	OHIO 34, AKR 28	D. Williams 298	C. Chisholm 177	D. Frieson 57
North Carolina UNC	Miami MIAMI	UNC 18, MIAMI 14	B. Renner 214	G. Bernard 177	E. Ebron 87
Utah UTAH	UCLA UCLA	UCLA 21, UTAH 14	T. Wilson 220	J. Franklin 79	S. Evans 91
Maryland MD	Virginia UVA	MD 27, UVA 20	P. Hills 237	K. Parks 129	S. Diggs 89
Western Michigan WMU	Ball State BALL	BALL 30, WMU 24 (OT)	K. Wenning 265	J. Edwards 138	W. Snead IV 147
Nevada NEV	UNLV UNLV	NEV 42, UNLV 37	N. Sherry 243	S. Jefferson 185	R. Turner 99
Miami (OH) M-OH	Bowling Green BGSU	BGSU 37, M-OH 12	M. Schilz 235	A. Samuel 171	N. Harwell 117
UT San Antonio UTSA	Rice RICE	RICE 34, UTSA 14	T. McHargue 144	C. Ross 117	J. Taylor 81
Oklahoma State OKST	Kansas KU	OKST 20, KU 14	J.W. Walsh 255	J. Sims 138	C. Moore 97
Buffalo BUFF	Northern Illinois NIU	NIU 45, BUFF 3	J. Lynch 232	J. Lynch 129	M. Moore 133
Utah State USU	San Jose State SJSU	USU 49, SJSU 27	D. Fales 467	K. Williams 176	N. Grigsby 181
Memphis MEM	East Carolina ECU	ECU 41, MEM 7	S. Carden 308	V. Cooper 96	J. Hardy 137
Middle Tennessee MTSU	Florida Intl FIU	MTSU 34, FIU 30	J. Medlock 380	B. Cunningham 230	A. Amos 148
Colorado State CSU	San Diego State SDSU	SDSU 38, CSU 14	R. Katz 181	A. Muema 105	M. Law 63
Kentucky UK	Arkansas ARK	ARK 49, UK 7	T. Wilson 372	D. Johnson 82	J. Williams 150
TCU TCU	Baylor BAY	TCU 49, BAY 21	N. Florence 289	B.J. Catalon 79	T. Williams 163
Idaho IDHO	Texas State TXST	TXST 38, IDHO 7	S. Rutherford 182	S. Rutherford 85	J. Level 87
South Alabama USA	Arkansas State ARST	ARST 36, USA 29	R. Metheny 241	D. Oku 84	T. Stockemer 65
Air Force AFA	Wyoming WYO	AFA 28, WYO 27	J. Thompson 195	D.J. May 94	C. McNeill 72
Southern Mississippi USM	UCF UCF	UCF 38, USM 31 (OT)	B. Bortles 272	S. Johnson 94	J.J. Worton 117
Florida Atlantic FAU	Louisiana Monroe ULM	ULM 35, FAU 14	G. Wilbert 261	K. Browning 59	W. Dukes 96
California CAL	Washington State WSU	CAL 31, WSU 17	J. Tuel 320	C.J. Anderson 112	K. Allen 166
New Mexico UNM	Hawai'i HAW	UNM 35, HAW 23	S. Schroeder 272	K. Carrier 161	S. Harding 80

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.