SOUTHEASTERN

at passedNo. 1 for Alabamaa touchdown48, Kent and State tailback0: Jalen sub Hurts Joshua ran Jacobsand scored his first two career touchdowns in the Crimson Tide’s win Saturday over the Golden Flashes. at No. 10 Texas A&M 45, No. 17 Arkansas 24: Trevor Knight had two long touchdowns before halftime and threw a 92yard pass to Josh Reynolds right after Arkansas was stopped three times from the one-yard line, and the Aggies won their fifth in row against the Razorbacks. at Auburn 18, No. 18 Louisiana State 13: Daniel Carlson kicked six field goals and Auburn won after officials ruled Danny Etling’s apparent last-gasp scoring pass came after time expired. Etling rolled to his right and found D.J. Shark on a 15-yard pass, setting off a celebration by LSU players. Officials ruled time expired before Etling took the snap. at Kentucky 17, South Carolina 10: Benny Snell Jr. scored the go-ahead touchdown from one yard midway through the fourth quarter, Boom Williams broke a 43-yard touchdown and the Wildcats held off the Gamecocks for their third straight series victory over South Carolina.

Vanderbilt 31, at Western Kentucky 30 (OT): The Commodores’ defense turned away a two-point conversion play at the end of the first overtime as Vanderbilt escaped with a victory over the Hilltoppers. Kyle Shurmur’s fiveyard pass to Nathan Marcus on the first possession of overtime gave Vanderbilt its first lead of the game, and Tommy Openshaw added the point after for the Commodores. Mississippi State 47, at Massachusetts 35: Aeris Williams ran for a 16-yard touchdown and Jamoral Graham returned an interception 38 yards for a score on the next play from scrimmage to help the Bulldogs erase a third-quarter deficit and beat the Minutemen. at Missouri 79, Delaware State 0: Drew Lock threw a school record-tying five touchdown passes, and the Tigers shattered their school scoring record. The previous mark of 69 points occurred three times, most recently on Sept. 17, 2011, when the Tigers shut out Western Illinois.