FBS (I-A) Conference Schedule - 2021

Tuesday, 12 October

matchup		result	passing leader	rushing leader	receiving leader
Appalachian State APP	Louisiana UL	UL 41, APP 13	L. Lewis 209	M. Johnson Jr. 103	K. Lacy 57

Thursday, 14 October

matchup		result	passing leader	rushing leader	receiving leader
Navy NAVY	Memphis MEM	MEM 35, NAVY 17	S. Henigan 215	I. Ruoss 75	E. Lewis 92
Georgia Southern GASO	South Alabama USA	USA 41, GASO 14	J. Bentley 389	B. Hill 65	J. Tolbert 174

Friday, 15 October

matchup		result	passing leader	rushing leader	receiving leader
California CAL	#9 Oregon ORE	ORE 24, CAL 17	C. Garbers 247	T. Dye 145	J. Hunter 78
#24 San Diego State SDSU	San José State SJSU	SDSU 19, SJSU 13 (2OT)	N. Nash 228	T. Nevens 74	D. Deese Jr. 113
Marshall MRSH	North Texas UNT	MRSH 49, UNT 21	G. Wells 323	D. Torrey 179	X. Gaines 77
Clemson CLEM	Syracuse SYR	CLEM 17, SYR 14	G. Shrader 191	S. Tucker 157	T. Pena 62

Saturday, 16 October

matchup		result	passing leader	rushing leader	receiving leader
#11 Kentucky UK	#1 Georgia UGA	UGA 30, UK 13	S. Bennett 250	J. Cook 51	B. Bowers 101
Purdue PUR	#2 Iowa IOWA	PUR 24, IOWA 7	A. O'Connell 375	T. Goodson 68	D. Bell 240
UCF UCF	#3 Cincinnati CIN	CIN 56, UCF 21	M. Keene 141	J. Ford 189	R. O'Keefe 60
TCU TCU	#4 Oklahoma OU	OU 52, TCU 31	M. Duggan 346	K. Brooks 153	Q. Johnston 185
#5 Alabama ALA	Mississippi State MSST	ALA 49, MSST 9	B. Young 348	R. Williams 78	J. Metchie III 117
#10 Michigan State MSU	Indiana IU	MSU 20, IU 15	J. Tuttle 188	K. Walker III 84	J. Reed 70
#12 Oklahoma State OKST	#25 Texas TEX	OKST 32, TEX 24	C. Thompson 179	J. Warren 193	M. Washington 60
#13 Ole Miss MISS	Tennessee TENN	MISS 31, TENN 26	H. Hooker 233	M. Corral 195	V. Jones Jr. 93
Auburn AUB	#17 Arkansas ARK	AUB 38, ARK 23	B. Nix 292	T. Bigsby 68	T. Burks 109
#18 Arizona State ASU	Utah UTAH	UTAH 35, ASU 21	C. Rising 247	T. Thomas 84	C. Hodges 74
#19 BYU BYU	Baylor BAY	BAY 38, BYU 24	J. Hall 342	A. Smith 188	P. Nacua 168
#20 Florida FLA	LSU LSU	LSU 49, FLA 42	A. Richardson 167	T. Davis-Price 287	J. Shorter 113
#21 Texas A&M TA&M	Missouri MIZ	TA&M 35, MIZ 14	C. Bazelak 230	I. Spiller 168	T. Dove 65
#22 NC State NCST	Boston College BC	NCST 33, BC 7	D. Leary 251	P. Garwo III 50	T. Thomas 122
Nebraska NEB	Minnesota MINN	MINN 30, NEB 23	A. Martinez 241	B. Williams 127	A. Allen 121
Rutgers RUTG	Northwestern NU	NU 21, RUTG 7	R. Hilinski 267	A. Clair 63	S. Robinson Jr. 115
Yale YALE	UConn CONN	CONN 21, YALE 15	S. Krajewski 199	N. Grooms 67	K. Marion 64
Tulsa TLSA	South Florida USF	TLSA 32, USF 31	D. Brin 266	S. Brooks 145	J. Johnson 74
Ohio OHIO	Buffalo BUFF	BUFF 27, OHIO 26	K. Vantrease 251	A. Rogers 183	R. Cook Jr. 53
Duke DUKE	Virginia UVA	UVA 48, DUKE 0	B. Armstrong 364	M. Durant 82	D. Wicks 125
Ball State BALL	Eastern Michigan EMU	BALL 38, EMU 31	B. Bryant 331	C. Steele 138	D. Drummond 105
Akron AKR	Miami (OH) M-OH	M-OH 34, AKR 21	Z. Gibson 291	K. Mozee 73	J. Sorenson 113
Troy TROY	Texas State TXST	TROY 31, TXST 28	B. McBride 279	K. Vidal 162	J. Banks 96
Western Kentucky WKU	Old Dominion ODU	WKU 43, ODU 20	B. Zappe 397	B. Watson 104	J. Sterns 221
UAB UAB	Southern Miss USM	UAB 34, USM 0	D. Hopkins 147	D. McBride 137	J. Brown Jr. 48
Miami MIA	North Carolina UNC	UNC 45, MIA 42	T. Van Dyke 264	T. Chandler 104	J. Downs 96
Pittsburgh PITT	Virginia Tech VT	PITT 28, VT 7	K. Pickett 203	I. Abanikanda 140	J. Wayne 94
Toledo TOL	Central Michigan CMU	CMU 26, TOL 23 (OT)	D. Finn 208	L. Nichols 136	I. Winstead 108
Bowling Green BGSU	Northern Illinois NIU	NIU 34, BGSU 26	M. McDonald 235	J. Ducker 210	J. Embry 64
Kent State KENT	Western Michigan WMU	WMU 64, KENT 31	K. Eleby 307	S. Tyler 169	J. Hall 144
Arizona ARIZ	Colorado COLO	COLO 34, ARIZ 0	B. Lewis 248	J. John 71	B. Rice 111
Fresno State FRES	Wyoming WYO	FRES 17, WYO 0	S. Chambers 111	J. Mims 78	A. Eberhardt 45
Vanderbilt VAN	South Carolina SC	SC 21, VAN 20	L. Doty 242	Z. White 65	J. Bell 136
Texas Tech TTU	Kansas KU	TTU 41, KU 14	H. Colombi 124	S. Thompson Jr. 83	E. Ezukanma 76
Rice RICE	UTSA UTSA	UTSA 45, RICE 0	F. Harris 125	S. McCormick 117	J. Cephus 63
Liberty LIB	UL Monroe ULM	ULM 31, LIB 28	M. Willis 135	M. Willis 157	Z. Jackson 47
Colorado State CSU	New Mexico UNM	CSU 36, UNM 7	T. Centeio 289	A. Dumas 68	T. McBride 135
Utah State USU	UNLV UNLV	USU 28, UNLV 24	L. Bonner 298	C. Williams 221	D. Thompkins 180
Iowa State ISU	Kansas State KSU	ISU 33, KSU 20	B. Purdy 208	B. Hall 197	P. Brooks 54
Stanford STAN	Washington State WSU	WSU 34, STAN 31	J. de Laura 289	M. Borghi 89	B. Yurosek 99
Army ARMY	Wisconsin WISC	WISC 20, ARMY 14	G. Mertz 112	B. Allen 108	J. Ferguson 58
UCLA UCLA	Washington WASH	UCLA 24, WASH 17	D. Morris 184	Z. Charbonnet 131	C. Cota 60
Louisiana Tech LT	UTEP UTEP	UTEP 19, LT 3	G. Hardison 283	D. Hankins 55	J. Cowing 166
Air Force AFA	Boise State BSU	AFA 24, BSU 17	H. Bachmeier 259	B. Roberts 138	S. Cobbs 83
Hawai'i HAW	Nevada NEV	NEV 34, HAW 17	C. Strong 395	D. Hunter 174	C. Turner 175

College Football News

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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.