Las Vegas Review-Journal (Sunday)

ATLANTIC COAST CONFERENCE

- UNR 37, Oregon State 35 —

■ No. 2 Clemson 38, Georgia Southern 7 —

At Clemson, S.C., Travis Etienne ran for 162 yards and two touchdowns for the Tigers (3-0), who overcame two turnovers and a missed field goal in the first quarter. The Eagles (2-1), who had averaged 326 yards rushing per game, were outgained 595-140 in yards of offense.

■ No. 21 Miami 49, Toledo 24 —

At Toledo, Ohio, Malik Rosier threw for 205 yards and two touchdowns and ran for 80 yards and three TDs for the Hurricanes (2-1), who never trailed. Mitchell Guadagni threw for two TDs for the Rockets (1-1).

■ Syracuse 30, Florida State 7—

At Syracuse, N.Y., freshman Tommy DeVito scored on a 3-yard run and threw a 3-yard touchdown pass after the Orange (3-0, 1-0) lost starting quarterbac­k Eric Dungey to a second-quarter head injury. The Seminoles (1-2, 0-2), who totaled 240 yards of offense, trailed 6-0 at halftime.

At Reno, Ty Gangi passed for 195 yards and two touchdowns, and linebacker Malik Reed returned a fumble 48 yards for a TD for the Wolf Pack (2-1), who led 30-7 in the second quarter. Jordan Choukair missed a 33-yard field goal as time expired for the Beavers (1-2), who absorbed five sacks and averaged 2 yards rushing per carry.

■ Army 28, Hawaii 21 —

At West Point, N.Y., Kelvin Hopkins ran for 110 yards and two touchdowns

■ Pittsburgh 24, Georgia Tech 19 —

At Pittsburgh, Qadree Ollison ran for 91 yards and two and passed for 162 yards for the Black Knights (2-1), who iced the outcome when linebacker Cole Christians­en broke up a pass in the end zone with 54 seconds left. Cole McDonald threw for 321 yards and two TDs for the Rainbow Warriors (3-1).

■ New Mexico 45, New Mexico State 25 —

At Las Cruces, N.M., Ahmari Davis ran for 74 yards and four touchdowns for the Lobos (21), who intercepte­d the Aggies (0-4) five times, including two by safety touchdowns for the Panthers (2-1, 1-0), who limited the Yellow Jackets (1-2, 0-1) to one completed pass until their final drive. TaQuon Marshall ran for 103 yards and two TDs for Georgia Tech.

■ Louisville 20, Western Kentucky 17 —

At Louisville, Ky., Dae Williams ran for two 1-yard touchdowns in the fourth quarter for the Cardinals (2-1), who overcame a 14-0 deficit. Malik Cunningham ran for 129 yards for Louisville in its 10th straight win over the Hilltopper­s (0-3), who fell short when Ryan Nuss’ 51-yard field-goal try sailed wide as time expired.

■ Virginia 45, Ohio 31 —

At Nashville, Tenn., Jordan Ellis scored on an 18-yard run and Olamide Zaccheaus on an 86-yard catchand-run on the first two offensive plays for the Cavaliers (2-1), and Ellis totaled three TDs in the first half, when the Bobcats (1-1) gave up 38 points. Marcus Hayes. Hayes returned one intercepti­on 60 yards for a TD. Safety Terrill Hanks returned an intercepti­on 28 yards for a New Mexico State score on the third play from scrimmage.

■ Wyoming 17, Wofford 14 —

At Laramie, Wyo., Raghib Ismail Jr. caught a 9-yard touchdown pass with 17 seconds left from Tyler Vander Waal, who threw for 133 yards in the final 15 minutes for the Cowboys (2-2). Lennox McAfee ran for 91 yards for the Terriers (2-1).

 ?? Nick Lisi The Associated Press ?? Syracuse wide receiver Jamal Custis makes a catch against Florida State cornerback Kyle Meyers in the third quarter of the Orange’s 30-7 win Saturday.
Nick Lisi The Associated Press Syracuse wide receiver Jamal Custis makes a catch against Florida State cornerback Kyle Meyers in the third quarter of the Orange’s 30-7 win Saturday.

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