SCOREBOARD

EAST

Albany (N.Y.) 25, Stony Brook 23 Army 28, Colgate 14 Brockport 40, Framingham State 27

Columbia 24, Cornell 21 Dartmouth 49, Brown 7 Duquesne 38, Central Connecticut State 31 Fordham 17, Bucknell 14 Frostburg State 42, Western New England 24 Harvard 45, Yale 27

Holy Cross 32, Georgetown 31 James Madison 38, Towson 17 Johns Hopkins 49, MIT 0 Lehigh 34, Lafayette 3 Maine 27, Elon 26 Muhlenberg 20, Delaware Valley 13

Navy 37, Tulsa 29

New Haven 35, West Chester 28 Notre Dame 36, Syracuse 3 Penn State 20, Rutgers 7 Princeton 42, Pennsylvania 14 RPI 38, Husson 14

Rhode Island 24, New Hampshire 21

Sacred Heart 13, St. Francis (Pa.) 7

San Diego 31, Marist 14 Slippery Rock 20, Long Island Post 14

Temple 27, South Florida 17 Villanova 42, Delaware 21 Wagner 41, Robert Morris 7

SOUTH

Alabama 50, The Citadel 17 Alabama A&M 42, Mississippi Valley State 14

Alcorn State 24, Jackson State 3

Appalachian State 45, Georgia State 17

Auburn 53, Liberty 0 Austin Peay 48, Murray State 23 Baker 44, Bethel (Tenn.) 41, OT Berry 31, Maryville (Tenn.) 0 Bethune-Cookman 33, Florida A&M 19

Bowie State 41, West Alabama 35

Bryant 56, Howard 55 Central Florida 38, Cincinnati 13 Centre 54, Washington & Jefferson 13 Charleston Southern 12, Campbell 7

Clemson 35, Duke 6 Concordia (Mich.) 31, Reinhardt 21

Davidson 41, Butler 38 Delaware State 41, Virginia Lynchburg 7

Drake 43, Morehead State 6 East Carolina 55, Connecticut 21 Eastern Kentucky 37, Tennessee Tech 6

Florida 63, Idaho 10 Florida International 42, Charlotte 35

Florida State 22, Boston College 21

Furman 35, Mercer 30 Georgia 66, Massachusetts 27 Georgia Southern 41, Coastal Carolina 17

Georgia Tech 30, Virginia 27, OT Hampton 44, St. Andrews 17 Kennesaw State 60, Jacksonville State 52, 5OT

Kentucky 34, Middle Tennessee State 23

Lamar 21, McNeese State 17 Lenoir-Rhyne 43, Florida Tech 21 Louisiana-Lafayette 48, South Alabama 38

Louisiana State 42, Rice 10 Marshall 23, Texas-San Antonio 0

Miami 38, Virginia Tech 14 Mississippi State 52, Arkansas 6 Missouri 50, Tennessee 17 Monmouth (N.J.) 56, GardnerWebb 42

Morgan State 44, Norfolk State 27

North Carolina 49, Western Carolina 26

North Carolina A&T 45, North Carolina Central 0

North Carolina State 52, Louisville 10

Ohio State 52, Maryland 51, OT Old Dominion 77, Virginia Military Institute 14 Pittsburgh 34, Wake Forest 13 Randolph-Macon 23, John Carroll 20

Richmond 10, William & Mary 6 Samford 38, East Tennessee State 27

South Carolina 49, Chattanooga 9

South Carolina State 21, Savannah State 17 Southern Mississippi 21, Louisiana Tech 20 Stetson 45, Valparaiso 31 Tennessee State 31, TennesseeMartin 28, OT

Troy 12, Texas State 7 Vanderbilt 36, Mississippi 29, OT Western Kentucky 40, Texas-El Paso 16

Wingate 41, West Georgia 31 Wofford 45, Presbyterian 21

MIDWEST

Benedictine (Kan.) 48, Cumberlands 41, 2OT Bethel (Minn.) 41, Wartburg 14 Bowling Green 21, Akron 6 Dayton 34, Jacksonville 7 Dickinson State 14, Northwestern (Iowa) 6 Ferris State 21, Harding 19 Hillsdale 40, Kutztown 26 Illinois State 35, Youngstown State 28

Indiana State 15, Western Illinois 13 Indianapolis 38, Fort Hays State 27

Iowa 63, Illinois 0

Kansas State 21, Texas Tech 6 Kansas Wesleyan 15, Langston 9 Michigan 31, Indiana 20 Morningside 49, Rocky Mountain 20

Mount Union 60, Denison 0 Nebraska 9, Michigan State 6 North Central (Ill.) 52, Hanover 0

North Dakota State 65, Southern Illinois 17 Northern Iowa 37, Missouri State 0 Northwestern 24, Minnesota 14 Northwest Missouri State 42, Grand Valley State 17 South Dakota State 49, South Dakota 27

Southeast Missouri State 38, Eastern Illinois 32

St. Francis (Ind.) 34, Grand View 3

St. John’s (Minn.) 84, Martin Luther 6

St. Norbert 31, Trine 0

St. Xavier 34, Marian (Ind.) 21 Wisconsin 47, Purdue 44, 3OT Wisconsin-Whitewater 67, Eureka 14

SOUTHWEST

Arkansas-Pine Bluff 15, Texas Southern 10

Arkansas State 31, LouisianaMonroe 17

Central Arkansas 16, Abilene Christian 7

Mary Hardin-Baylor 27, HardinSimmons 6

Oklahoma 55, Kansas 40 Oklahoma State 45, West Virginia 41

Prairie View A&M 66, Alabama State 13

Sam Houston State 42, Houston Baptist 20

Texas 24, Iowa State 10 Texas A&M 41, AlabamaBirmingham 20

Texas Christian 16, Baylor 9

FAR WEST

Cal Poly 38, Southern Utah 24 Colorado State-Pueblo 37, Colorado Mines 17 Montana State 29, Montana 25 Northern Arizona 31, North Dakota 16

Stanford at California, ppd. Tarleton State 58, Azusa Pacific 0

Texas A&M-Commerce 33, Minnesota-Duluth 17

UC Davis 56, Sacramento State 13

UCLA 34, Southern California 27 UNR 21, San Jose State 12 Utah 30, Colorado 7

Utah State 29, Colorado State 24

Washington 42, Oregon State 23 Whitworth 48, Claremont-Mudd 6

Wyoming 35, Air Force 27

At College Park, Md., Dwayne Haskins Jr. threw for 405 yards and three touchdowns and ran for three TDs for the Buckeyes (10-1, 7-1), who amassed 688 yards, including 203 on the ground by J.K. Dobbins. Freshman Anthony McFarland ran for 298 yards, including TDs of 81 and 75 yards in the first quarter, for the Terrapins (5-6, 3-5), who totaled 535 yards of offense and led by two TDs in the third quarter. Ohio State never led until overtime and won on Maryland’s failed 2-point conversion pass in the extra session.

■ No. 16 Penn State 20, Rutgers 7— At Piscataway, N.J., Trace McSorley threw two touchdown passes to tight end Pat Freiermuth for the Nittany Lions (8-3, 5-3), who converted two turnovers by the Scarlet Knights (1-10, 0-7) into TDs, had 11 tackles for losses and held Rutgers to 46 yards passing. The win was McSorley’s 30th as a starter, a program record.

■ Oklahoma State 45, No. 7 West Virginia 41 — At Stillwater, Okla., Taylor Cornelius passed for 338 yards, ran for 106 more and threw a touchdown to Tylan Wallace with 42 seconds left to rally the Cowboys (6-5, 3-5) from a 10-point fourthquarter deficit. Will Grier, whose 6-yard TD run on fourth down put the Mountaineers (8-2, 6-2) up 41-31, led West Virginia to the Oklahoma State 14 but failed to connect with David Sills V on the final play.

■ No. 13 Texas 24, Iowa State 10— At Austin, Texas, Sam Ehlinger ran for a touchdown and passed for another before leaving with a shoulder injury for the Longhorns (8-3, 6-2), who held the Cyclones (6-4, 5-3) to 224 yards of offense. Freshman Brock Purdy, who had guided Iowa State to five straight wins, was 10 of 23 passing for 130 yards and absorbed five sacks.

■ Texas Christian 16, Baylor 9 —

■ Florida State 22, No. 22 Boston College 21 — At Tallahassee, Fla., Deondre Francois threw for 322 yards, including a go-ahead 74-yard touchdown strike to Tamorrion Terry with 1:49 left, for the Seminoles (5-6, 3-5), who beat a Top 25 team for the first time in six tries this season. A.J. Dillon ran a season-high 37 times for 116 yards and a TD for the Eagles (7-4, 4-3).

■ Georgia Tech 30, Virginia

27, OT — At Atlanta, Wesley Wells kicked his fourth field goal of the game, a 40-yarder in overtime, for

■ No. 24 Northwestern 24, Minnesota 14 — At Minneapolis, Isaiah Bowser ran for 85 yards and two touchdowns, and safety Nate Hall had two interceptions and a tackle on a fourth-and-1 stop for the At Waco, Texas, Jalen Reagor turned a short pass into a 65-yard score in the second quarter and scored the go-ahead TD on a 37-yard run on a fourth-and-1 reverse in the third quarter for the Horned Frogs (5-6, 3-5), who lost quarterback Michael Collins to a right ankle injury in the first quarter. Charlie Brewer scored on a 7-yard run for the Bears (5-6, 3-5) but had one of their two fumbles ■

At Louisville, Ky., Ryan Finley threw for 316 yards and four touchdowns, and Reggie Gallaspy Jr. ran for two TDs and caught a scoring pass for the Wolfpack (7-3, 4-3), who totaled 518 yards of offense. The Cardinals (2-9, 0-8) gave up at least 50 points for the fourth straight game and sixth time this season.

■ Pittsburgh 34, Wake Forest 13— At Winston-Salem, N.C., Kenny Pickett was 23 of 30 passing for 316 yards with three second-half touchdowns for the Panthers (7-4,

■ Nebraska 9, Michigan State 6— At Lincoln, Neb., Barrett Pickering kicked fourth-quarter field goals of 34, 26 and 47 yards for the Cornhuskers (4-7, 3-5), who won without scoring a touchdown for the first time since a 3-0 victory over Kansas State in 1937. Rocky Lombardi was 15 of 41 passing for 146 yards for the Spartans (6-5, 4-4), who limited Nebraska to 248 yards of offense.

■ Iowa 63, Illinois 0 — At Champaign, Ill., Nate Stanley threw for 178 yards and three touchdowns, and Mekhi Sargent ran for 121 yards and two TDs on 17 carries for the Hawkeyes (7-4, 4-4), who held a 400231 edge in yards of offense and dealt the Illini (4-7, 2-6) their most decisive loss since 1906. that led to TCU points.

■ Kansas State 21, Texas Tech 6— At Manhattan, Kan., Skylar Thompson returned from a concussion to throw for 213 yards and a touchdown, Alex Barnes ran for 136 yards, and Blake Lynch kicked four field goals for the Wildcats (5-6, 3-5), who held the Red Raiders (5-6, 3-5) to 181 yards of offense and forced four turnovers in cold, blustery conditions.

Miami 38, Virginia Tech 14— At Blacksburg, Va., Cam’Ron Davis scored on a 42-yard run and a 16-yard reception for the Hurricanes (6-5, 3-4), who halted a four-game slide. The Hokies (4-6, 3-4) lost their fourth straight and fourth in a row at home for the first time since 1973 and 1974.

■ North Carolina 49, Western Carolina 26 — At Chapel Hill, N.C., Nathan Elliott threw for 308 yards and two touchdowns, and Javonte Williams ran for 93 yards and three scores for the Tar Heels (2-8), who amassed 654 yards of offense and halted a six-game slide. Tyrie Adams passed for 290 yards and ran for 104 yards and two TDs for the Catamounts (3-8), who lost their eighth in a row.