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				<title><![CDATA[Montana stays perfect, beats Montana State 33-19]]></title>
				<description><![CDATA[BOZEMAN, Mont.(AP) -- Andrew Selle threw three touchdown passes,
and top-ranked Montana dominated defensively en route to a 33-19
victory over No. 23 Montana State on Saturday.

Selle threw scoring strikes of 9 and 6 yards to Marc Mariani and
added a 14-yarder to tight end Dan Beaudin for the Grizzlies
(11-0, 8-0 Big Sky), who on Sunday will learn their first-round
opponent in the Football Championship Series playoffs.

Montana held the Bobcats (7-4, 5-3) without a first down on
eight consecutive possessions and built a 26-5 lead on Brody
McKnight's 40-yard field goal with 14:44 remaining.

Selle was 17-for-22 passing for 163 yards, and backup Justin
Roper was 7-for-13 with a 1-yard TD pass to Beaudin.]]></description>
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				<pubDate>Sat, 21 Nov 2009 22:46:36 GMT</pubDate>
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				<title><![CDATA[Youngstown State rallies for 39-35 victory]]></title>
				<description><![CDATA[FARGO, N.D.(AP) -- Brandon Summers threw a 5-yard touchdown pass
to Dominique Barnes with 22 seconds left Saturday to lift
Youngstown State to a 39-35 victory over North Dakota State.

The Penguins, who rallied from an 11-point deficit in the fourth
quarter, drove 70 yards in 14 plays for the winning score.

Summers threw for 259 yards and three touchdowns, two of them to
Barnes. The Penguins (3-8, 2-6 Missouri Valley Football
Conference) also scored on a 79-yard blocked field goal return
by Lenny Wicks in the second quarter.

Pat Paschall, who came in as the leading rusher in the Football
Championship Subdivision, led North Dakota State with 140 yards
on the ground and three touchdowns. Quarterback Jose Mohler
threw for 238 yards and two touchdowns for the Bison (3-8, 2-6).]]></description>
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				<title><![CDATA[Harvey, Aiken lead UCF to 49-0 rout of Tulane]]></title>
				<description><![CDATA[ORLANDO, Fla(AP) -- Brynn Harvey ran for 129 yards and three
touchdowns and Kamar Aiken had two of touchdown receptions as
the Central Florida routed Tulane 49-0 on Saturday.

The Knights (7-4, 5-2 Conference USA) forced five turnovers and
held Tulane to just 50 yards on total offense.

Harvey ran 50 yards for a touchdown on the fourth play of the
game and scored two more times from 2 yards out. Aiken caught
scoring passes of 29 and 16 yards from quarterback Brett Hodges,
who was 19 of 28 for 234 yards.

Tulane (3-8, 1-6) lost two fumbles and quarterback Ryan Griffin
threw an interception in the first five minutes of the second
half, allowing UCF to push a 14-0 halftime advantage to 35-0.
The Knights needed only six plays and 1:33 of playing time to
get Harvey's last scoring run and the Hodges touchdown passes to
Aiken.]]></description>
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				<pubDate>Sat, 21 Nov 2009 22:41:20 GMT</pubDate>
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				<title><![CDATA[Norfolk State beats Winston-Salem 28-21]]></title>
				<description><![CDATA[NORFOLK, Va.(AP) -- Dennis Brown threw a 61-yard touchdown pass to
Chris Bell with 1:26 left in the third quarter, and Norfolk
State held on for a 28-21 win over Winston-Salem on Saturday in
the season finale for both teams.

The Spartans (6-4) broke a 14-14 tie on DeAngelo Branche's
19-yard touchdown run less than 1 minute into the third. But
Jean Julmiste's 12-yard touchdown pass to Omar Kizzie pulled the
Rams (1-9) even at 21 with 7:44 left in the third, setting up
Brown's game-winning TD pass.

Norfolk State's defense held the lead in the fourth, recovering
a fumble and intercepting a pass on separate Rams drives in the
Spartans' half of the field.

Branche rushed for 118 yards and two touchdowns for the
Spartans. Brown, who was 12-for-28 for 260 yards, threw a TD and
three interceptions.

Julmiste threw for 60 yards, a touchdown and two interceptions
for the Rams.]]></description>
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				<pubDate>Sat, 21 Nov 2009 22:40:17 GMT</pubDate>
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				<title><![CDATA[Bucknell upsets Holy Cross 23-17]]></title>
				<description><![CDATA[LEWISBURG, Pa.(AP) -- Tyler Smith scored on a 9-yard run with 1:40
left and Bucknell upset Patriot League champion Holy Cross 23-17
on Saturday.

Smith rushed for 58 yards including a 13-yard touchdown to give
the Bison (4-7, 2-4) a 7-0 lead. The Bison rushed for a a
season-high 321 yards, led by C.J. Hopson's 189 yards. Hopson
scored on a 4-yard run in the first quarter as the Bison built a
14-0 lead.

The win snapped a five-game losing streak for Bison. The
Crusaders (9-2, 5-1), tied the game at 17-17 on Eddie Houghton's
2-yard run early in the fourth quarter.

Dominic Randolph went 29-for 45 with 271 yards passing,
including a 13-yard touchdown pass to Alex Schneider to cut the
Bison lead to 14-7.

The 271 yards passing was a season-low for Randolph, as the
Crusaders' were held to their lowest point total of the season.]]></description>
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				<title><![CDATA[Fla. International 3, Florida 62]]></title>
				<description><![CDATA[By MARK LONG
AP Sports Writer

GAINESVILLE, Fla. (AP) --  Top-ranked Florida moved another step
closer to perfection with a 62-3 rout of Florida International.

Tim Tebow accounted for three touchdowns and Brandon Spikes
returned an interception for a score to extend the nation's
longest winning streak to 21 games Saturday.

Florida improved to 11-0 for just the second time in school
history and needs two more wins - against Florida State and
Alabama - to earn a shot at repeating as national champion.

After surviving some struggles during Southeastern Conference
play, the Gators probably needed an easy week. The Golden
Panthers (3-8) played the part to perfection.]]></description>
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				<pubDate>Sat, 21 Nov 2009 22:32:55 GMT</pubDate>
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				<title><![CDATA[Brown, Green lead Temple past Kent State 47-13]]></title>
				<description><![CDATA[PHILADELPHIA(AP) -- Matt Brown ran for 156 yards and two
touchdowns, and Delano Green had two scores to lead Temple to a
47-13 win over Kent State, keeping the Owls on course for a
Mid-American Conference title game appearance.

The Owls won a share of the Eastern division crown and could
clinch a spot in the MAC title game if Ohio University lost to
Northern Illinois later Saturday.

Brown replaced star running back Bernard Pierce, who left the
game with a shoulder injury.

Temple, which scored 38 straight points in the second half after
trailing 10-9, won its ninth straigth win - a school record. The
Owls (9-2, 7-0) have their best record since going 10-2 in 1979,
the year of their last bowl appearance.

Kent State (5-6, 4-4) quarterback Spencer Keith left the game
with a shoulder injury, but connected with Kendrick Pressley for
a 6-yard touchdown pass, their only time reaching the end zone.]]></description>
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				<pubDate>Sat, 21 Nov 2009 22:29:46 GMT</pubDate>
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				<title><![CDATA[Christopher, Hofstra beats Massachusetts 52-38]]></title>
				<description><![CDATA[HEMPSTEAD, N.Y.(AP) -- Senior quarterback Cory Christopher capped
his Hofstra career by passing for three touchdowns and a
career-high 484 yards as Hofstra beat Massachusetts 52-38 on
Saturday.

Aaron Weaver also set a career-high with 15 receptions and 191
yards for Hofstra.

Christopher (38-for-50) opened the scoring for Hofstra (5-6, 3-5
Colonial Athletic Association) with a 5-yard pass to Weaver. His
2-yard scoring run with 19 seconds left in the first half capped
an 11-play, 85-yard drive to put the Pride ahead 28-10.

Christopher also threw touchdown passes of 35 yards to Anthony
Nelson in the third quarter and 15 yards to Christian Dennis in
the fourth.

The Minutemen (5-6, 3-5) got within 45-38 with 6:53 left on a
3-yard run by Tony Nelson (16 carries, 103 yards), his third
touchdown. But Hofstra answered with Miguel Maysonet's 10-yard
scoring run.]]></description>
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				<pubDate>Sat, 21 Nov 2009 22:24:31 GMT</pubDate>
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				<title><![CDATA[Keenum has 5 TDs as Houston beats Memphis 55-14]]></title>
				<description><![CDATA[By KRISTIE RIEKEN
AP Sports Writer

HOUSTON(AP) -- Houston needed a win to stay alive in the
Conference USA race.

Case Keenum engineered it in record-setting fashion.

Keenum threw for 405 yards and five touchdowns in just more than
two quarters as Houston beat Memphis 55-14 on Saturday. The
quarterback also set a school record for career touchdown passes
with 94, surpassing David Klingler's 91.

"We felt that we haven't played our best football game yet and
honestly I'd say that we're still striving for that," Keenum
said.

Keenum gave way to Cotton Turner after an 18-yard pass to L.J.
Castile put Houston (9-2, 5-2) ahead 49-14 early in the third
quarter.

It was an easy win for a team trying to get back on track after
last week's surprising loss to Central Florida, which left the
Cougars in second place in the West division. Houston must win
next week against Rice and hope for at least one loss by SMU to
make it to the conference championship game.

"We can't be worried about what everybody else is doing or
what's going on," Houston coach Kevin Sumlin said. "If they feel
pressure, they feel pressure.

"If we come out next week and play like we did (Saturday), then
there will be some good stuff out there for us if we handle our
business and worry about us."

Memphis (2-9, 1-6) was led by Curtis Steele, who had 160 yards
rushing and two touchdowns. He has 1,007 yards rushing this year
to become the second player in school history to reach the mark
in more than one season.

Charles Sims ran for 90 yards and two scores and Chaz Rodriguez
had 98 yards receiving and a touchdown for Houston.

The scoring didn't stop after Keenum and most of the starters
went to the bench. Turner completed his first eight passes and
made it 55-14 with an 18-yard toss to Fendi Onobun with about 6
minutes left in the third quarter. The Cougars missed the extra
point.

"I thought that we came out and had some intensity from the
beginning," Sumlin said. "I don't know if a coach is ever
completely happy with a game, but our guys responded well coming
off of last week."

The struggling Tigers, whose difficult season has already led to
the dismissal of coach Tommy West, were overmatched from the
start of this one.

Keenum's first scoring throw came on a 7-yard pass to Castile
with almost 13 minutes left in the first quarter. The pass
extended his streak with at least one touchdown throw to 27
straight games.

Sims' first score, a 13-yard run, made it 14-0 less than 3
minutes later, and his 5-yard touchdown run just before halftime
made it 42-14.

Houston pushed the lead to 21-0 when Keenum found Tim Monroe for
a 9-yard score later in the first quarter. That drive was kept
alive when an interception by the Tigers was wiped out by
defensive holding.

The Tigers didn't get a first down until there were about 5
minutes left in the first quarter, when they started direct
snapping to Steele in a wildcat formation. Steele put Memphis on
the board with a 2-yard run that made it 21-7 late in the first
quarter.

"We wanted to continue to run the ball to try to keep their
offense off the field because they have a high-powered offense
that can score any time they want," Steele said. "We just
weren't clicking on all cylinders."

Keenum broke Klingler's record for career touchdown passes when
he hit Rodriguez for a 4-yard score early in the second quarter.

"It's definitely an honor with the quarterbacks that have played
here," Keenum said. "We're definitely not finished yet. Anytime
I get mentioned with those guys from the past that have blazed
the trail ahead of us ... it's pretty cool."

His fourth TD pass came on a 57-yard pass to Patrick Edwards
later in the second. It made up for what happened a few plays
earlier, when Edwards was wide open but dropped what would have
been a long reception.

Will Hudgens was 9 of 18 for 60 yards on a day where his
receivers dropped numerous passes. The Tigers also used Arkelon
Hall, who was 6 of 10 for 41 yards and an interception.

The Tigers had a chance for another score in the fourth quarter
but Duke Calhoun was hit in the air in the end zone and lost the
ball which was intercepted by the Cougars.

Steele said they will try to stay positive as they end the
season next week at Tulsa.

"We can never give up," he said. "We just have to go into this
game knowing that we can win. We've got to do whatever we can to
finish with a win."]]></description>
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				<title><![CDATA[Missouri beats Iowa State 34-24]]></title>
				<description><![CDATA[By R.B. FALLSTROM
AP Sports Writer

COLUMBIA, Mo.(AP) -- Danario Alexander reached double digits in
receptions for the third straight game and Jerrell Jackson had a
career day, helping Missouri end a three-game home losing streak
in a 34-24 victory over Iowa State on Saturday.

Alexander had 11 catches for 173 yards and a 63-yard score,
breaking records for single-season and career yardage set by
Jeremy Maclin last season. In his last three games, Alexander
has 34 catches for 578 yards and five touchdowns. On Saturday,
Jackson had eight receptions for 142 yards and a 70-yard score.

Both of the big plays came in the third quarter for Missouri
(7-4, 3-4 Big 12), which had been plagued by poor second halves
in conference play before pulling away at Kansas State last
week. Iowa State (6-6, 3-5) led 17-10 at halftime after Austen
Arnaud's 38-yard pass to Darius Darks with 26 seconds left.

Jackson outran the coverage on his catch, which tied it at 17-17
early in the second half. Alexander split defenders who appeared
to have an angle on him about four minutes later.

Blaine Gabbert was 23 for 32 for 337 yards and two touchdowns
and had 51 yards on 12 carries, helping fill the void after
Derrick Washington sustained a concussion in the second quarter.
De'Vion Moore's 1-yard run with 4 minutes 43 seconds to go gave
Missouri a 10-point cushion.

Iowa State scored on a pair of trick plays, a 10-yard option
pass by wide receiver Alexander Robinson to Jake Williams in the
first quarter and a 12-yard run by 338-pound tackle Scott
Haughton off a lateral pass from Arnaud in the third quarter to
make it 24-24.

The Cyclones allowed 539 yards, one week after clamping down on
Colorado for a 17-10 victory that made them bowl-eligible for
the first time since 2005.

Missouri was 17-2 at home from 2006-08, and the three-game
losing streak was the school's first since 2004. The Tigers
haven't dropped more than three in a row at home since 1993-94
when they lost seven straight.

Darks had a season-best 107 yards on nine catches for Iowa
State, but was held to 22 yards on five receptions in the second
half.]]></description>
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				<pubDate>Sat, 21 Nov 2009 22:21:21 GMT</pubDate>
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				<title><![CDATA[Butler earns bowl trip with 20-17 win over Drake]]></title>
				<description><![CDATA[INDIANAPOLIS(AP) -- David Lang nailed a 27-yard field goal with
one second left Saturday to hoist Butler to a 20-17 victory over
Drake and send the team to the Gridiron Classic.

The win also meant Butler (10-1, 7-1 Pioneer League) will share
the conference title with Dayton, which also finished the season
Saturday with a 7-1 record.

Drake (8-3, 6-2) tied things at 17 with about 10 minutes left
when Mike Piatkowski threw a 53-yard pass to Joey Orlando.

That followed a touchdown toss by Butler quarterback Andrew Huck
to Zach Watkins.

Jordan Koopman helped Butler with an 18-yard touchdown run in
the third. Lang hit his first field goal in the first half.

Pat Cashmore had a 7-yard scoring run for Drake, and Brandon
Wubs kicked a 23-yard field goal.

Butler earned the chance to represent the Pioneer League in the
Gridiron game by beating Dayton earlier in the season.]]></description>
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				<link>http://areyouwatchingthis.com/ncaaf/news/136063-Butler-earns-bowl-trip-with-20-17-win-over-Drake</link>
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				<title><![CDATA[Texas Tech routs Oklahoma 41-13]]></title>
				<description><![CDATA[LUBBOCK, Texas(AP) -- Taylor Potts threw for 388 yards and two
touchdowns as Texas Tech beat Oklahoma 41-13 on Saturday for its
most lopsided win ever over the Sooners.

Baron Batch ran for 136 yards and two scores for the Red Raiders
(7-4, 4-3 Big 12), who became bowl eligible for the 16th
straight season.

Oklahoma (6-5, 4-3) has its most losses since going 7-5 in 1999.
It was just the fifth victory in 17 meetings for Texas Tech
against the Sooners, and the Red Raiders had never won by more
than 10 points in the series.

The margin was a stunning reversal from last season, when the
Sooners crushed Texas Tech 65-21 to end the Red Raiders'
national championship hopes. Oklahoma hadn't lost this badly
since falling to Texas 45-12 in 2005.

Texas Tech's Alex Torres had his best game of the season with 11
catches for 163 yards.

The victory was No. 83 for Mike Leach, surpassing predecessor
Spike Dykes as the winningest coach at Texas Tech.

The Sooners' pass defense came in at No. 18 in the nation (178
yards per game) but couldn't hold back Texas Tech's passing
offense, ranked second in the country.

Brandon Sharpe helped keep the Oklahoma offense out of rhythm.
He entered the game second in the nation in sacks and added 2
1/2 more Saturday.

Landry Jones was 18 of 35 for 262 yards for the Sooners.

With Texas Tech comfortably ahead at the start of the fourth
quarter, Red Raiders fans and players began to hop up and down
to House of Pain's "Jump Around," reciprocating what Sooners
fans did at Memorial Stadium during last November's rout of the
Red Raiders.

That loss ended Tech's unbeaten season and kept the Sooners
ahead of Texas in the BCS standings, which helped send OU to
play for the national championship against Florida.]]></description>
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				<title><![CDATA[No. 4 TCU moves to 11-0 for first time in 71 years]]></title>
				<description><![CDATA[By PAT GRAHAM
AP Sports Writer

LARAMIE, Wyo.(AP) -- Matthew Tucker and Joseph Turner each ran for
two touchdowns, and No. 4 TCU routed Wyoming 45-10 on Saturday
for the Horned Frogs' best start in 71 years.

The win keeps TCU (11-0, 7-0) in the thick of BCS contention and
clinches at least a share of the Mountain West Conference crown.
TCU last went 11-0 in 1938, capped off by a win over Carnegie
Tech in the national championship game.

This wasn't the most polished victory TCU has turned in this
season, the team turning the ball over four times. But the Frogs
broke open a tight game midway through the second quarter by
scoring 35 unanswered points, and have now outscored opponents
278-63 over the last six games.

Wyoming (5-6, 3-4) had just 52 yards of total offense in the
second half. The Cowboys remain a win from becoming bowl
eligible in coach Dave Christensen's first season.

Tucker rushed for a career-high 134 yards, while Turner, who was
dinged up early in the first half, finished with 66 and scored
on a pair of 5-yard runs.

Andy Dalton had a solid day, finishing 10 of 19 for 168 yards.
He also threw a 45-yard TD strike to Jeremy Kerley that helped
the Frogs begin to pull away from the pesky Cowboys.

Dalton was even more effective with his feet. Wyoming left the
middle of the field wide open, allowing Dalton to run quite a
few quarterback keepers and finish with 88 yards.

Dalton then got to sit back and watch the action in the fourth
quarter. The Frogs will wrap up the regular season next week
against New Mexico.

The quietly confident Dalton showed his school pride, etching
"TCU" into the side of his flame-red hair. The junior then
carved his name deeper into the TCU history books, too. His 28
wins are one shy of matching the school record that Slingin'
Sammy Baugh set from 1934-36.

Austyn Carta-Samuels finished 4 of 10 for 83 yards and threw an
interception. He eventually gave way to Robert Benjamin, who
couldn't move the sputtering offense, either.

In a flash, the Frogs turned a potential scare into some
breathing room.

TCU found itself tied at 10 after Wyoming's Chris Prosinski
picked up a fumble and raced 98 yards for a score midway through
the second half. But the tie lasted all of 16 seconds as Greg
McCoy returned the ensuing kickoff 81 yards for a score.

Then, minutes later, Dalton found a hole in the Cowboys zone and
hit Kerley in stride. He took it from there, sprinting 45 yards
for a score and a 24-10 lead.

The Cowboys played one of the top teams in the nation tough for
a half, just like they did earlier in the season against Texas,
who led 13-10 before pulling away for a 41-10 win.

TCU wasn't clicking on offense early. Coming off an emotional
win over Utah last weekend, the Frogs turned the ball over twice
in the first half. Dalton was picked off by Alex Toney at the
Wyoming 2 -thwarting one drive - while Ed Wesley turned over the
ball near the goal line, leading to Prosinski's 98-yard fumble
return.

Tucker had touchdown runs of 3 and 48 yards for the Frogs, while
Ross Evans added 28-yard field goal.]]></description>
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				<pubDate>Sat, 21 Nov 2009 22:17:08 GMT</pubDate>
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				<title><![CDATA[Southern Illinois defeats Southeast Missouri 42-24]]></title>
				<description><![CDATA[CAPE GIRARDEAU, Mo.(AP) -- Quarterback Paul McIntosh rushed for
three touchdowns and threw for another to help Southern Illinois
defeat Southeast Missouri 42-24 on Saturday in a regular-season
finale.

McIntosh scored on runs of 15, 2 and 3 yards and tossed a
10-yard TD pass for the Salukis (10-1, 8-0 Missouri Valley).

Matt Scheible completed 10 of 18 passes for 155 yards and two
touchdowns for Southeast Missouri (2-9, 1-7). Miles Edwards
caught two passes for 59 yards and two touchdowns for the
Redhawks.

Deji Karim, a Walter Payton Award candidate for Southern
Illinois who entered the game ranked third nationally in rushing
at 7.2 yards per carry, rushed 16 times for 155 yards and two
touchdowns. He scored on a 10-yard run in the second quarter and
on a 70-yard run on the first play of a drive in the third.]]></description>
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				<title><![CDATA[Forcier's 5 TOs help No. 9 OSU beat Michigan 21-10]]></title>
				<description><![CDATA[By LARRY LAGE
AP Sports Writer

ANN ARBOR, Mich.(AP) -- Terrelle Pryor is thankful he chose to
play at Ohio State, instead of for Rich Rodriguez and the
Michigan Wolverines.

Pryor threw a touchdown for the final score in the third quarter
and avoided making many mistakes to help the ninth-ranked
Buckeyes beat Michigan 21-10 Saturday for its sixth straight win
in the series and an outright Big Ten title.

"I'm glad I'm on this side," Pryor said.

Ohio State (10-2, 7-1) has won five straight conference
championships and will play in the Rose Bowl with a five-game
winning streak.

"When you're undefeated in November, good things are going to
happen over the holidays," coach Jim Tressel said.

Michigan wouldn't know.

The Wolverines lost their last five games and beat only Delaware
State after September to finish 5-7. College football's
winningest program has endured consecutive losing years for the
first time since the 1962-63 seasons.

Freshman Tate Forcier threw four interceptions and fumbled in
his end zone, spoiling Michigan's chances of an upset it needed
to become bowl-eligible.

"I lost that game," Forcier wrote in a text message to The
Associated Press about an hour after the game. "This offseason,
I'm gonna make sure myself and every single person on this team
works the hardest we have ever worked.

"We're gonna come back a a new team. I'm not going to let this
happen again."

Michigan's flop followed a school-record nine-loss year in
Rodriguez's debut in Ann Arbor.

"I'm tired of being humbled," Rodriguez said.

He said earlier in the week the Wolverines would not be "doomed"
if they were shut out of the bowl picture. But he desperately
needed the feel-good victory to take some heat off him -
especially with an NCAA investigation looming over his program.

Does Rodriguez fear losing his job?

"No," he said.

Tressel, meanwhile, can probably coach the Buckeyes as long as
he wants with the success he's had overall and especially
against their rival.

He improved to 8-1 against Michigan and extended Ohio State's
longest winning streak that matches the best run in the rivalry
since Michigan also won six in a row in the 1920s.

Forcier fumbled on his first drive and Cameron Heyward recovered
to give Ohio State a 7-0 lead. He threw three interceptions in
the fourth quarter.

"Turnovers and rushing game are always going to be the key to
this game," Tressel said.

Ohio State turned the ball over only once, on Pryor's deflected
pass, and outrushed Michigan 251-80.

Dan Herron had 96 yards rushing, Brandon Saine ran for 84 yards
and scored on a 29-yard run on a play in which his team was
misaligned, and Pryor finished with 74 yards on the ground.

"They couldn't stop the run," Pryor said.

Pryor wasn't spectacular - 9 of 17 for 67 yards with a TD and an
interception - when Tressel asked him to throw, but the
sophomore made some smart plays such as throwing the ball out of
bounds instead of taking a sack.

He perfectly lofted a screen pass to Herron, whose 12-yard
touchdown gave the Buckeyes a 21-10 lead.

"It was a momentum-changer," Pryor said. "We needed that
touchdown or maybe Tate Forcier would've taken them right back
down the field again."

Or, not.

Forcier, who made two game-winning passes in September, had not
thrown more than one interception in a game and entered the game
with just six this season.

Ohio State's Kurt Coleman made two interceptions, the second
coming after a video review at the Buckeyes 6 early in the
fourth quarter. Forcier threw his third interception on the
ensuing drive, making an ill-advised pass that cornerback Devon
Torrence caught in the end zone with 8 minutes left.

Perhaps fittingly, the Wolverines were flagged for having five
men in the backfield on their final snap.

The Buckeyes ran out the clock much to the delight of thousands
of their fans who were at the Big House to witness the
scarlet-and-gray seniors sweep the Wolverines in their careers.

"This is what you dream of," Coleman said. "I'm able to say I
left a lasting legacy against Michigan."]]></description>
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				<title><![CDATA[Princeton defeats Dartmouth 23-11]]></title>
				<description><![CDATA[HANOVER, N.H.(AP) -- Kenny Gunter ran for 173 yards and two
touchdowns to lead Princeton to a 23-11 victory over Dartmouth
on Saturday in the season finale for both teams.

The Tigers (4-6, 3-4 Ivy League) won three of their last four
games for the first time since their Ivy League championship
season of 2006 while Dartmouth (2-8, 2-5) lost three of its last
four.

Gunter carried the ball 26 times and scored on a 46-yard run in
the third quarter and a 6-yarder to open the fourth and turn a
tight game into a 20-5 Princeton lead.

Ben Bologna added a 35-yard field goal for the Tigers after
scoring on first-half kicks of 19 yards and a career-high 42
yards.

Princeton quarterback Tommy Wornham was 18-for-29 for 211 yards
and also gained 49 yards rushing.

Connor Kempe and Greg Patton combined for 302 yards passing for
Dartmouth, which was held to only 32 yards on 22 carries.]]></description>
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				<title><![CDATA[Florida State defeats Maryland 29-26 on late score]]></title>
				<description><![CDATA[By BRENT KALLESTAD
Associated Press Writer

TALLAHASSEE, Fla.(AP) -- Greg Reid has made several big plays for
Florida State this season, but none more important than
Saturday.

The Seminoles (6-5, 4-4 ACC) were only a couple minutes away
from a devastating loss to Maryland when the freshman darted 48
yards with a punt return. That set up Lonnie Pryor's 3-yard run
with 32 seconds left that gave Florida State the win it needed
to become bowl eligible for the 28th straight year.

"I told (quarterback) EJ (Manuel) before I would set him up for
good field position and all you've got to do is finish the
game," Reid said. "Everything worked out."

Reid was lucky to get his hands on the ball - Maryland coach
Ralph Friedgen wanted the kick to sail out of bounds.

"The kid is a heckuva returner," Friedgen said. "Regardless, we
have to go down there and cover."

Pryor's go-ahead score was his second touchdown of the game.

"I never thought as a freshman I would get a winning touchdown,"
said Pryor, who also scored on a 50-yard run on a pitch from
Manuel in the second quarter. "I ran scared pretty much."

Maryland (2-9, 1-6) suffered its sixth straight loss.

"You can't let people get away," Friedgen said. "All we had to
do was take care of business."

Maryland's Davin Meggett scored his second touchdown on a 9-yard
run with 4:29 remaining that gave the Terrapins a 26-22 lead.

"We had a chance to finish the game," Maryland linebacker Alex
Wujciak said.

Maryland's defense intercepted Manuel three times, the last one
by Cameron Chism with 2:57 left that seemed to shut the door on
the Seminoles.

But the Terrapins were unable to run out the clock and Reid, the
ACC's leading punt returner, gave the Seminoles some momentum
with his return to set up the winning drive.

"We've got to make two first downs in that situation," Friedgen
said. "We couldn't do it."

Reid returned three punts for 88 yards and now has 350 yards on
19 returns going into next week's game at top-ranked Florida.

Manuel, who was making his first start at home since taking over
for the injured Christian Ponder, completed 17-of-27 passes for
206 yards. He ran for 49, including gains of 15 and 20 yards on
the final drive.

Maryland took its first lead at 19-14 on a 20-yard touchdown
pass from Jamarr Robinson to Adrian Cannon early in the fourth
quarter, but Florida State regained the lead when Bert Reed
scored on a 42-yard end around.

The game turned around dramatically just before halftime when
Wujciak rambled 82 yards with Manuel's interception to set up a
1-yard touchdown run by Meggett as the Terrapins pulled within
14-13 seconds before the break.

Wujciak stepped in front of Florida State's Beau Reliford at the
Maryland 11 and ended up at the Florida State 7.

Robinson, a sophomore making his second start, completed 20 of
27 passes for 214 yards and was not intercepted.

"He was poised, he made very good decisions," Friedgen said. "I
was very impressed."

Florida State finished its home season with a 3-3 record and for
the second straight game there were thousands of empty seats
despite pregame activities honoring departing senior players and
longtime defensive coordinator Mickey Andrews.

The 68-year-old Andrews was given a new garnet Ford crew cab
pickup from his former players. He is retiring at the end of the
season after 26 years at Florida State.

There was also a moment of silence in the pressbox before
kickoff in memory of veteran Tallahassee Democrat sports writer
Steve Ellis, who died Thursday at age 54 nine days after
suffering a heart attack. Ellis had covered the Seminoles since
1990 for the newspaper.]]></description>
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				<title><![CDATA[Albany defeats Wagner 41-28]]></title>
				<description><![CDATA[NEW YORK(AP) -- Vinny Esposito ran for two touchdowns and threw
for two more in Albany's 41-28 win over Wagner on Saturday.

The Great Danes (7-4, 6-2 Northeast Conference) led 21-14 late
in the second quarter before Esposito's touchdown run of 8 yards
and another from a yard out to pull away.

Andrew Smith gave Albany a 14-0 lead on an 8-yard run with 3:50
left in the first quarter, and a 9-yard catch from Esposito with
2:06 left in the period.

Esposito finished with 248 yards on 14-of-21 passing, and Smith
had 98 yards on 15 carries.

Justin Gannon had 86 yards on 19 carries for Albany.

The Great Danes were 6-for-6 in red zone chances as they
prevented Wagner from winning a share of the NEC title.

The Seahawks (6-5, 5-3) were led by Dominique Williams with 101
yards on 19 carries and a touchdown. Nick Doscher had 156 yards
and a touchdown on 12-of-26 passing.]]></description>
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				<title><![CDATA[Ingram, Tide roll over Chattanooga 45-0]]></title>
				<description><![CDATA[By JOHN ZENOR
AP Sports Writer

TUSCALOOSA, Ala.(AP) -- No. 2 Alabama was still celebrating Mark
Ingram's second long touchdown run when coach Nick Saban told
his star tailback to take the rest of the day off.

Ingram ran for 102 yards and TDs of 25 and 40 yards in the first
20 minutes, then happily yielded the stage while the Crimson
Tide breezed to a 45-0 win over Chattanooga on Saturday.

"Just get in, get a good day's work, execute and have some
success. Then let the other people get the playing time they
deserve," Ingram said.

Yes, the Tide (11-0) did make it seem just that easy.

Alabama raced to a 35-0 halftime lead and showed no signs of a
letdown ahead of games with rival Auburn and No. 1 Florida. That
enabled the starters to take a break in the second half against
the Mocs (6-5), although Ingram and the Tide still managed a few
highlight-reel plays.

Javier Arenas set the SEC career record with his seventh punt
return for a touchdown, sprinting 66 yards down the right
sideline in the second quarter. He also had an interception.

Julio Jones caught a 44-yard pass and scored on a 19-yarder from
Greg McElroy.

The stats were perhaps even more lopsided than the final score.
The Tide had a 422-84 advantage in total yards, gained 313 on
the ground and had five players with at least 60 yards rushing.
They also had 26 first downs while holding Chattanooga to five.

It only seemed like a pressure-free game. Saban warned his team
of the repercussions of a huge upset, even beyond their national
title hopes.

"I told the players if we had lost this game today, there would
be nothing else that would tarnish what you've accomplished more
than that. You would someday be an NFL player in a Mercedes-Benz
and roll your window down to talk to a pretty girl and she'd
say, 'You lost to Chattanooga when you played at Alabama,"'
Saban said. "Nobody would ever forget that one."

Instead, it'll be forgotten quickly with the Iron Bowl awaiting
six days later.

This was the sixth time the Tide's defense had held an opponent
to seven points or less this season, but the first shutout since
last year's 36-0 win over Auburn.

"We played a good football team and I don't know if there was
much we could have done to be better than this," said first-year
Mocs coach Russ Huesman, who led a turnaround after a 1-11
season.

Ingram managed his sixth 100-yard effort of the last seven games
despite carrying only 11 times. The Heisman Trophy candidate
broke three tackles and had two defenders draped across his back
at the end of the 25-yard touchdown run in the first quarter.

Then, Ingram zigzagged 40 yards for another score 5 minutes into
the second quarter on his final carry. Then he headed to the
sidelines and Saban told him he "was pretty much done."

"I'm sure we could have left him in today and he could have had
a huge day," Saban said. "He gained 100 yards. That's a good
day's work when you come out with 10 minutes to go in the second
quarter."

McElroy was 6-of-11 passing for 80 yards, including that 19-yard
touchdown pass to Jones, before giving way to backup Star
Jackson in the second half. Jones caught three passes for 65
yards, all in the first half.

After that, Alabama attempted only five passes, content to
control the ball against the Southern Conference team and let
the clock wind toward bigger games. It was the finale at
Bryant-Denny Stadium for 27 Alabama seniors.

"Just about every senior on our team got to play in the game,"
Saban said. "It was good that the players came out and played
Alabama football so those guys got a chance to play."

Arenas wasn't the only Bama special teamer in record territory.
Leigh Tiffin kicked a 41-yard field goal, tying the school
records for kicks made in a season (25) and career (78).

Arenas sat out the second half and only got halfway to his ideal
final home performance of scoring "a couple of touchdowns" that
he stated early in the week.

"I'll settle for one," Arenas said.

He is 37 yards shy of the Lee Nalley of Vanderbilt's SEC career
punt return record of 1,695 yards, and 103 yards from the NCAA
mark set by Texas Tech's Wes Welker.

Trent Richardson and Roy Upchurch also rushed for touchdowns.

Chattanooga twice drove into Alabama territory in the first
half, both times failing to convert on fourth-and-long. The
first ended with four straight incompletions from the 38, and
the second on an interception from the 22.

"I didn't feel like bragging about kicking a field goal and
having three points on the board," Huesman said. "You kick field
goals to put yourself in position to win games. You don't kick
field goals just because you're at Alabama trying to put three
points on the board."]]></description>
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				<title><![CDATA[No. 21 Miami rallies late to beat Duke 34-16]]></title>
				<description><![CDATA[By TIM REYNOLDS
AP Sports Writer

MIAMI(AP) -- Jacory Harris had his aching right thumb heavily
taped for the game, and his arm was in a sling afterward.

Turns out, the sound of Duke players singing was the best
medicine.

Harris threw for 348 yards and two touchdowns, Darryl Sharpton
capped his final home game with a 73-yard interception return
for a score, and No. 21 Miami staved off a Duke challenge for
the fourth straight year in a 34-16 win Saturday.

"What really turned everything around was something that
happened in the tunnel," Harris said. "We were coming out and
Duke was just cheering, singing songs, basically like they've
got this game won. Right there, that kind of lit a flame inside
my soul. I was like, 'I can't let this happen."'

Damien Berry's 2-yard touchdown run early in the fourth quarter
opened the floodgates for Miami (8-3, 5-3 Atlantic Coast
Conference). Leonard Hankerson had career bests of eight catches
and 143 yards - including a 44-yard score - for the Hurricanes,
who scored the final 24 points to keep hope alive for their
first 10-win season since 2003.

The Blue Devils led 16-10 early in the third quarter. After
that, it was all Miami, which outgained Duke 252-118 over the
last 26 minutes.

"We needed somebody to step up and make a play," Hankerson said.
"We were looking kind of sluggish, not playing to our tempo,
playing to our speed, playing to our level."

Thaddeus Lewis - playing in his hometown - finished 20 of 37 for
303 yards for Duke (5-6, 3-4), taking over the school's all-time
lead in passing yardage with 9,678. Donovan Varner caught eight
passes for a career-high 165 yards and a touchdown for the Blue
Devils, who have now lost 55 straight away from home against
ranked opponents, dating to October 1971.

"It's frustrating, but it's just another ACC game. I can't make
this personal just because I'm from Miami," said Lewis, who -
like his good friend Harris - was also hampered, his injury
being a bad ankle. "It's frustrating because we had an
opportunity to keep bowl eligibility alive. We were right there
and we let it get away."

The Blue Devils were seeking their first postseason appearance
since the 1994 season.

"Their bowl dreams slipped away, but certainly not anything
they've built in a two-year period will slip away," Duke coach
David Cutcliffe said. "Every game, whether we won or loss, is
building. We're growing."

Duke took a 16-10 lead on Will Snyderwine's third field goal of
the game, a 26-yarder early in the third quarter.

Everything went Miami's way after that.

"We were supposed to be winning by 30 or so points," Sharpton
said. "That's how we feel."

Berry - with the sparse crowd announced at 38,200 chanting his
name throughout the drive - scored with 13:41 left to cap a
15-play, 90-yard march and put Miami ahead to stay. Hankerson's
TD grab, stretching over the goal line while being tackled, made
it a two-score game. Then Sharpton made his first career
interception count 90 seconds later, picking Lewis off and
streaking to the end zone.

Harris completed 25 of 43 passes and now has 3,003 yards this
season, making him the seventh Miami quarterback with a
3,000-yard season and the first since Ken Dorsey in 2002.

Miami converted 14 of 21 chances on third down, compared with
Duke going 3 for 12.

"Third down was unbelievable," said Miami coach Randy Shannon,
who hadn't won more than seven games in either of his first two
seasons.

Miami was a three-touchdown favorite, which only goes to show
that oddsmakers paid little attention to series history.

It's hardly been a one-sided set of recent meetings.

- In 2006, one week after Miami's infamous brawl with FIU, the
suspension-depleted Hurricanes went to Durham and needed a
last-second interception of a pass by Lewis at the goal line to
seal a 20-15 win.

- In 2007, Lewis was sacked by Eric Moncur to stop a drive with
3 minutes left, and Miami got a late touchdown to win 24-14.

- Last year, Duke led 24-14 in the third quarter before Harris
put on a show, getting four of his five TDs in the second half
and leading Miami to a 49-31 win, a game in which Cutcliffe
acknowledged this week his team "just really shut down."

It was more of a wearing down in this one.

"Our team is growing; their team is growing," Shannon said.]]></description>
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