FBS Conference Schedule - 2011

Thursday, October 13

matchup		result	passing leader	rushing leader	receiving leader
San Diego State SDSU	Air Force AF	SDSU 41, AF 27	T. Jefferson Jr. 224	R. Hillman 172	J. Warzeka 96
USC USC	California CAL	USC 30, CAL 9	Z. Maynard 294	C. McNeal 86	K. Allen 160

Friday, October 14

matchup		result	passing leader	rushing leader	receiving leader
Hawai'i HAW	San Jose State SJSU	SJSU 28, HAW 27	M. Faulkner 366	J. Iosefa 81	N. Grigsby 126

Saturday, October 15

matchup		result	passing leader	rushing leader	receiving leader
#1 LSU LSU	Tennessee TENN	LSU 38, TENN 7	J. Lee 138	S. Ware 80	R. Randle 86
#2 Alabama ALA	Ole Miss MISS	ALA 52, MISS 7	A. McCarron 224	T. Richardson 183	N. Brassell 101
#3 Oklahoma OKLA	Kansas KU	OKLA 47, KU 17	L. Jones 363	D. Whaley 165	R. Broyles 217
Indiana IND	#4 Wisconsin WIS	WIS 59, IND 7	R. Wilson 166	M. Ball 142	J. Abbrederis 63
#5 Boise State BOIS	Colorado State CSU	BOIS 63, CSU 13	K. Moore 338	D. Martin 200	T. Shoemaker 180
#6 Oklahoma State OKST	#22 Texas TEX	OKST 38, TEX 26	B. Weeden 218	J. Smith 140	M. Davis 80
#7 Stanford STAN	Washington State WSU	STAN 44, WSU 14	A. Luck 336	S. Taylor 100	C. Fleener 128
#8 Clemson CLEM	Maryland MD	CLEM 56, MD 45	T. Boyd 270	A. Ellington 212	S. Watkins 105
#18 Arizona State ASU	#9 Oregon ORE	ORE 41, ASU 27	B. Osweiler 291	K. Barner 171	G. Robinson 120
#11 Michigan MICH	#23 Michigan State MSU	MSU 28, MICH 14	D. Robinson 123	E. Baker 167	R. Roundtree 66
#12 Georgia Tech GT	Virginia UVA	UVA 24, GT 21	M. Rocco 118	P. Jones 149	T. Smith 45
#15 South Carolina SC	Mississippi State MSST	SC 14, MSST 12	T. Russell 165	V. Ballard 67	A. Clark 54
Ohio State OSU	#16 Illinois ILL	OSU 17, ILL 7	N. Scheelhaase 169	D. Herron 114	A.J. Jenkins 80
#17 Kansas State KSU	Texas Tech TTU	KSU 41, TTU 34	S. Doege 461	C. Klein 110	A. Torres 104
#19 Virginia Tech VT	Wake Forest WAKE	VT 38, WAKE 17	L. Thomas 280	D. Wilson 136	J. Boykin 149
#20 Baylor BAY	#21 Texas A&M TA&M	TA&M 55, BAY 28	R. Griffin III 430	C. Michael 105	R. Swope 206
Florida FLA	#24 Auburn AUB	AUB 17, FLA 6	C. Moseley 90	M. Dyer 73	P. Lutzenkirchen 48
Toledo TOL	Bowling Green BGSU	TOL 28, BGSU 21	M. Schilz 220	M. Williams 136	B. Reedy 108
Purdue PUR	Penn State PSU	PSU 23, PUR 18	C. TerBush 162	S. Redd 131	J. Brown 86
Utah UTAH	Pittsburgh PITT	UTAH 26, PITT 14	J. Hays 127	J. White 171	D. Anderson 43
Louisville LOU	Cincinnati CIN	CIN 25, LOU 16	T. Bridgewater 195	I. Pead 151	E. Rogers 106
Miami MIAMI	North Carolina UNC	MIAMI 30, UNC 24	B. Renner 288	G. Bernard 110	T. Benjamin 99
Buffalo BUFF	Temple TEM	TEM 34, BUFF 0	C. Anderson 84	B. Pierce 152	M. Rivers 35
Iowa State ISU	Missouri MIZ	MIZ 52, ISU 17	J. Franklin 289	H. Josey 129	M. Egnew 105
Navy NAVY	Rutgers RUTG	RUTG 21, NAVY 20	G. Nova 271	J. Jamison 101	M. Sanu 100
UNLV UNLV	Wyoming WYO	WYO 41, UNLV 14	B. Smith 96	D. Bradford 104	D. Rufran 41
Florida State FSU	Duke DUKE	FSU 41, DUKE 16	E. Manuel 239	D. Freeman 109	C. Vernon 88
Rice RICE	Marshall MRSH	MRSH 24, RICE 20	T. McHargue 150	A.J. Graham 129	V. McDonald 68
Eastern Michigan EMU	Central Michigan CMU	EMU 35, CMU 28	R. Radcliff 351	D. White 161	C. Wilson 103
South Florida USF	Connecticut CONN	CONN 16, USF 10	B.J. Daniels 164	L. McCombs 130	S. Griffin 63
Ball State BALL	Ohio OHIO	BALL 23, OHIO 20	T. Tettleton 246	J. Edwards 123	L. Brazill 157
Colorado COLO	Washington WASH	WASH 52, COLO 24	K. Price 257	C. Polk 117	J. Kearse 84
Miami (OH) M-OH	Kent State KENT	M-OH 9, KENT 3	S. Keith 169	E. Finklea 68	S. Kirkland 59
Western Michigan WMU	Northern Illinois NIU	NIU 51, WMU 22	C. Harnish 203	C. Harnish 229	J. White 98
UCF UCF	SMU SMU	SMU 38, UCF 17	J.J. McDermott 358	Z. Line 82	C. Beasley 134
UTEP UTEP	Tulane TULN	UTEP 44, TULN 7	D.J. Ponder 126	J. Banyard 97	C. Wenrick 66
BYU BYU	Oregon State ORST	BYU 38, ORST 28	S. Mannion 306	R. Nelson 87	C. Hoffman 162
Western Kentucky WKU	Florida Atlantic FAU	WKU 20, FAU 0	K. Jakes 85	B. Rainey Jr. 131	B. Rainey Jr. 45
New Mexico UNM	Nevada NEV	NEV 49, UNM 7	C. Fajardo 203	S. Jefferson 108	K. Arendse 53
North Texas UNT	Louisiana ULL	ULL 30, UNT 10	B. Gautier 238	A. Harris 56	D. Surgent 109
East Carolina ECU	Memphis MEM	ECU 35, MEM 17	D. Davis 307	T. Hunt 98	J. Hardy 85
Georgia UGA	Vanderbilt VAN	UGA 33, VAN 28	A. Murray 326	Z. Stacy 97	M. Brown 121
Northwestern NW	Iowa IOWA	IOWA 41, NW 31	D. Persa 242	M. Coker 124	K. Davis 109
Louisiana Monroe ULM	Troy TROY	ULM 38, TROY 10	K. Browning 275	C. Donald 112	T. Maye 161
Idaho IDHO	New Mexico State NMSU	NMSU 31, IDHO 24	B. Reader 167	K. Turner 171	K. Bateman 73
UAB UAB	Tulsa TLSA	TLSA 37, UAB 20	G. Kinne 341	J. Douglas 137	J.J. Nelson 111
Utah State USU	Fresno State FRES	FRES 31, USU 21	D. Carr 248	R. Turbin 145	J. Saunders 61

College Football News

Oregon's Jeremiah McClellan out indefinitely with broken foot
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Alabama OC Ryan Grubb apologizes for calling out booing fans
Ryan Grubb apologized for comments he made Monday in which he called out some fans for booing Alabama early during Saturday's win.
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SEC Network's Cole Cubelic and Roman Harper go around the SEC to find the most vicious blocks of the weekend, headlined by the Volunteers' dominating performance.
Roman Are You Impressed? Week 3 has some style points
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What Read & React knows, thinks and needs to see from the SEC
SEC Network's Cole Cubelic and Roman Harper go around the conference to highlight things they know, think they know or want to see from football teams in the SEC.
Previewing QB battle between MS State's Taylor and Mizzou's Simmons
Read & React's Roman Harper and Cole Cubelic discuss how the Bulldogs' and Tigers' offenses are being redefined by star quarterbacks Kamario Taylor and Austin Simmons.