Nebraska routs B-CU from start

Adrian Martinez passed for 213 yards and two touchdowns and Devine Ozigbo ran for 110 and another score — all in the first half — and host Nebraska prepped for next week’s trip to Ohio State with a 45-9 win over Bethune-Cookman on Saturday.

The Cornhuskers (2-6) scheduled the Wildcats (4-5) of the Football Championship Subdivision a month ago as a replacement for the Sept. 1 opener against Akron that was canceled because of severe weather. The Wildcats earned an $800,000 guarantee.

“I’m appreciative of them for coming, and I think it was great for both teams,” Huskers coach Scott Frost said. “It was the type of game we needed. I’m sure the amount of money we’re paying for them to come up is something they needed. I think both teams came out of the game really healthy, which is what both coaches wanted.”

Stanley Morgan caught seven passes for 82 yards and two touchdowns and JD Spielman ran back a punt 77 yards for a touchdown and had five receptions for 72 yards.

Bethune-Cookman started David Israel at quarterback in place of Akevious Williams, who left last week’s game against North Carolina A&T with a knee injury. Israel was 12 of 27 for 196 yards and two interceptions. Jabari Dunham led the Wildcats’ 10-play, 82-yard touchdown drive that Alfred Adams finished with a 5-yard run as time expired.

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Houston 57, No. 21

South Florida 36: D'Eriq King had a hand in a career-high seven touchdowns, throwing for 419 yards and five scores and running for 134 yards and two more touchdowns for host Houston. King threw touchdown passes of 15,

38, 30, 52 and 27 yards and had scoring runs of 47 and 36 yards. He finished 28 of 41 passing.

Florida A&M 38,

Morgan State 3: Quarterback Ryan Stanley went 14 of 22 for 163 yards and three TDs as the Rattlers moved to 5-0 in the conference and 6-2 overall. FAMU is one victory away from clinching its first league title since 2010.