So you think you're set for the week because you can recite the Top 25 results? Let ESPN.com give you the rest of the story from Saturday's action.
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Charles Roberts Sacramento State |
Rushed 39 times for 409 yards and five touchdowns in Sacramento State's 41-20 win over Idaho State.
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Elroy Brown Wayne State |
Rushed for a school-record 335 yards and scored four touchdowns to lead Wayne State to a 70-21 win over Minnesota-Morris. His 237 yards in the first half broke the previous record of 231, held by Marcus Bishop.
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David Dinkins Morehead State |
Ran for five touchdowns and passed for two more in a 56-21 win over Kentucky Wesleyan. Dinkins accounted for 383 yards of offense, running for 235 and passing for 148.
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Chris Redman Louisville |
Became the first Division I-A quarterback to complete 1,000 passes in a career in Louisville's 23-13 win over Cincinnati. Redman was 32-of-49 for 367 yards, becoming the second I-A QB to surpass 12,000 yards passing.
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RECORD-SETTERS |
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Prentice makes perfect |
Travis Prentice rushed for a school-record 376 yards and
scored three times to break Ricky Williams' major-college records for points and touchdowns in Miami of Ohio's 32-23 victory over Akron. Prentice has 76 career touchdowns, one more than Williams, and has scored 456 points, surpassing Williams' total by four points.
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Insley in sync |
Nevada's Trevor Insley caught 14 passes for 254 yards, becoming the NCAA career leader in receiving yardage with 4,660, in a 42-33 loss to Idaho.
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Barnette on target |
Jamie Barnette was 23-of-37 for 324 yards and two touchdowns, giving him an Atlantic Coast Conference-record 59 TD passes, in North Carolina State's 30-17 victory over Maryland.
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Back-to-back bursts |
R.J. Bowers became the first NCAA Division III player to rush for 2,000 yards in consecutive seasons as Grove City defeated Muhlenberg 31-24. Bowers has 2,098 this season after gaining 2,283 last season.
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UPSET SPECIAL |
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First time for everything |
UAB got its first victory ever over a ranked opponent as
freshman Thomas Cox ran for two second-half touchdowns and threw for one to lead the Blazers to a 36-17 victory over No. 17 East Carolina. East Carolina, averaging 172 yards a game on the ground, managed only 9 yards on 32 rushes.
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STREAKING |
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Welcome to a winning season |
Oregon State snapped a 28-year run of losing seasons with its 17-7 win over Cal. The win gave the Beavers six victories this season, breaking their NCAA Division I-A record streak that began with the 1971 season. The victory also made Oregon State eligible for its first bowl game since the 1965 Rose Bowl. |
RIVALRY WATCH |
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Hail to the chief |
Air Force held Army, the nation's top rushing offense at 320
yards per game, to just 90 yards on the ground in a 28-0 victory. The victory gave Air Force the Commander-in-Chief's Trophy, which goes to the service academy with the best record in their head-to-head matchups, for the third straight year and 11th time in the past 13 seasons.
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QUOTE OF THE DAY |
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Ohio State coach John Cooper after a 23-7 loss to Michigan State |
"You just saw an old-fashioned butt-whupping." |