BOSTON (AP) – Ian Book launched 3 landing passes and ran for one and the second issue of Notre Dame overcavised an early deficit to achieve a 45-31 victory over Boston College on Saturday.
The Fighting Irish gave coach Brian Kelly the 100th win of his school career, tying him with Lou Holtz in the position of the moment: five Knute Rockne. Notre Dame has won 8 consecutive rounds in the series among the only Catholic institutions in FBS.
After a thrilling victory over Clemson, Notre Dame (8-0, 7-0 Atlantic Coast Conference) racked up a total of 561 yards at British Columbia (5-4, 4-4).
The pound 20 of 27 for 283 yards and ran for 85 yards and a touchdown. Ben Skowronek hit Book’s 3 TD passes, but also had one of The 3 Notre Dame escapes. C’Bo Flemister ran for two touchdowns before leaving the game in the fourth. room with an obvious left leg injury.
Phil Jurkovec, a Notre Dame move opposed to his former team for the first time, finished 18 out of 40 for 272 yards, a landing and an interception.
No. 6 FLORIDA 63, ARKANSAS 35
GAINESVILLE, Florida (AP) – Kyle Trask has extended his record for consecutive games with at least 4 landing passes to six and Florida has beaten Arkansas in the swamp.
Trask pitched for 356 yards and six scores against razorbacks (3-4), who ran out of coach Sam Pittman and with little luck at halftime. At this time this season, Trask released six touchdowns in one game. He’s the only player in school history to have completed this feat.
Arkansas Quarterback Feleipe Franks, a three-year Gators opener (5-1), booed on his return to Florida Field and couldn’t do much to borrow Trask’s screen.
Trask started a new series by throwing at least 4 TD passes in the first half for the time of a week in a row, the maximum likely passing his hope inventory through the Heisman Trophy to Heisman’s favorite. He had five in Florida’s first six records. and I could have had another one if the Gators hadn’t failed to convert a fourth game play to Arkansas 16.
No. nine MIAMI 25, VIRGINIA TECH 24
BLACKSBURG, Virginia (AP) – D’Eriq King pitched for 255 yards and landed and ran for Miami’s victory over Virginia Tech.
The Hurricanes (7-1, 6-1 Atlantic Coast Conference) oversafall 11 points in the third quarter to win their fourth consecutive game alive for a place in the ACC championship game.
Miami scored the last 12 issues and kept the Hokies (4-4, 4-3) in their last five possessions.
King guided the Canes on two long walks in the middle of the moment. A practice of 13 games and 75 yards ended with a 6-yard landing pass from Cam’Ron Harris and reduced the lead to 24-19 with 1:27 for playing the third quarter Miami failed to convert a two-point conversion.
Miami combined a series of 10 games and 82 yards that ended with King throwing a dart at Mark Pope for a 36-yard lead and a 25-24 lead with 5:59 for playing in the last quarter.
King completed 24 of 38 passes. He had a 10-yard landing in the room.
Virginia Tech’s Hendon Hooker pitched for 201 yards and ran for yards and a touchdown.
No. 10 INDIANA 24, MICHIGAN STATE 0
EAST LANSING, Michigan (AP) – Michael Penix Jr. pitched for 320 yards, hitting Ty Fryfogle with two landing passes, and Indiana beat Michigan State to become undefeated.
The Hoosiers (4-0) organized a showdown next weekend at Ohio State, the other undefeated team in big ten east.
Penix threw two interceptions in the first half, but it didn’t matter much. The Spartans (1-3, 1-3) were just as careless, to the point where quarterback Rocky Lombardi retired in the fourth quarter.
Fryfogle had 11 receptions for two hundred yards, either of the two career highs. Hee made the most of that in the first two quarters, when all the scores of the game were held.
Indiana won its first 4 Big Ten games for the first time since 1987, and the Hoosiers beat Michigan State by the Old Brass Spittoon for the time being in the last 12 games.
No. OREGON 43, WASHINGTON 29
PULLMAN, Washington (AP) – Tyler Shough pitched for 312 yards and four touchdowns and Oregon returned to beat Washington state.
Travis Dye hit two landing passes in the moment part to help Oregon at 2-0. The Ducks have accumulated 582 yards on offense.
Oregon has won 17 of its last 19 games and is on track to win a consecutive Pac-12 championship.
Jayden, Laura’s freshman, pitched for 321 yards and two touchdowns for Washington state (1-1), who led at half-time but couldn’t avoid the Ducks in the middle of the moment. First-year defensive back Ayden Hector recovered three Oregon ball losses in the first half.
No. thirteen WISCONSIN 49, MICHIGAN 11
ANN ARBOR, Michigan (AP) – Nakia Watson and Mason Stokke scored two touchdowns in the first half, helping Wisconsin take a big lead over Michigan.
The Badgers (2-0) returned to the festival after canceling two games from their Big Ten calendar due to a COVID-19 leak from the show and were not rusty at all in front of an unmet team.
The Wolverines (1-3) lost 28-0 at half-time, their biggest house deficit since they opened the Casa Grande in 1927, and have had their worst start since 1967.
The Badgers finished with 341 yards on the court and five issues on the court, and Graham Mertz finished with 12 of 22 for 127 yards with two landings for Wisconsin. The rookie in a red blouse is not as impressive as in the first opening of his career, when he finished his first 17 passes and tied a school record with five landing passes, however, the team was grateful to be able to play. Mertz tested positive for COVID-19 on October 24, according to the Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel. , the Badgers had 27 active instances of COVID-19 involving 15 players and 12 staff members.
No. MARSHALL 42, TENNESSEE MEDIUM 14
HUNTINGTON, W. Va. (AP) – Redshirt rookie Grant Wells pitched five landing passes, a season record, and Marshall turned 50 of the worst crisis in U. S. sport history with a victory over Middle Tennessee on Saturday.
Marshall (7-0, 4-0 Conference USA) received remarkable functionality from his defense and turned 3 ball losses into scores on a day when the university and the surrounding network remembered 75 other people killed in a plane crash on November 14, 1970.
Marshall wore special black uniforms and no. 75s on his helmets to honor those who were lost, which included the top of the Herd Thundering football team. The turn of destination happened as the team’s plane was returning from a game in East Carolina. without survivors.
Middle Tennessee is 2-6 and 2-4 in the convention game.
TULSA 28, NO. 19 SMU 24
TULSA, Oklahoma (AP) – Zach Smith pitched for 325 yards and 3 touchdowns to help Tulsa out of a 21-point deficit in the fourth minute and beat SMU.
After launching an interception and wasting a getaway that led him to land on his first two assets, Smith recovered and completed 26 of 38 passes, adding a four-yard landing to James Palmer with 2:11 to play.
It’s the 3rd time this season that the Golden Hurricane (4-1, 4-0 American Athletic) wins after following double digits in the first half, and the moment he did it against a ranked team. UCF 11 on October 3 before going back to win 34-26.
Shane Buechele finished 18 of 36 passes for two hundred yards and a touchdown, as well as an interception, for SMU (7-2, 5-2),
No. 20 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA 34, ARIZONA 30
TUCSON, Arizona (AP) – Vavae Malepeai made his way through several tacklers for an 8-yard landing with 25 seconds to play, and 20th Southern California beat Arizona 34-30 on Saturday with an expired rally.
USC beat Arizona State last week in its first game before scoring two touchdowns in the last 3 minutes to win 28-27. The Trojans had two late educational sessions to win an attack in which they were overtaken for the most of the afternoon.
Kevon Slovis hit Erik Krommenhoek on a 6-yard landing, but Arizona temporarily walked in the area for a 6-yard landing pass from Stanley Berryhill III’s Grant Gunnell with 1:20 by the end. Slovis finished four consecutive passes for 68 yards and Malepeai crowned the 75-yard drive carrying several Arizona defenders with him in the finish line.
Slovis pitched for 325 yards and landed in 30 passes.
Gunnell pitched for 286 yards and three touchdowns for Arizona in his first game.
No. 22 LIBERTY 58, KENTUCKY WEST 14
LYNCHBURG, Virginia (AP) – Malik Willis pitched for 306 yards and 3 touchdowns and ran for two runs, which took Liberty to West Carolina.
Liberty (8-0) won his 10th direct game and stayed at Notre Dame with the longest active winning streak in the country.
Willis completed 14 of 19 passes with landing moves of 44, 40 and 83 yards, scored in 11-yard and 43-yard runs and ran for 97 yards on 8 hauls, Kevin Shaa hit two passes for 137 yards and one landing, the highest of his career. . CJ Daniels added yards and two landings in two receptions.
West Carolina plays its first game of the season.
No. 23 NOROESTE 27 PURDUE 20
WEST LAFAYETTE, Indiana (AP) – Peyton Ramsey pitched for 212 yards and 3 touchdowns, all for Ramaud Chiaokhiao-Bowman, and Northwestern beat Purdue.
The Wildcats’ defensive also made two saves to maintain a fifth straight win in the Big Ten and the first 4-0 school start in the league since coach Pat Fitzgerald continued to play in 1996.
Purdue (2-1) has lost consecutive games at home in the series.
Ramsey finished 23 of 36 passes and had an interception, however, he looked as in a position and effective as he did last November when he led Indiana to an overtime win at Purdue. Northwestern kept Purdue 2 yards to the ground.
No. 25 LOUISIANA-LAFAYETTE 38, SOUTH ALABAMA 10
LAFAYETTE, Louisiana (AP) – Levi Lewis pitched for 252 yards and 3 touchdowns, Louisiana-Lafayette gained 254 yards on the court and the Ragin’Cajuns won their third consecutive West Division title from the Sun Belt Conference.
Lewis threw five-yard touchdown passes to Jalen Williams and 3 yards to Errol Rogers. He also hit offensive lineman Trey Ragas for a 25-yard run in a fourth conversion, with Ragas narrowly remaining on the left-back line to finish the game in the fourth. Quarter.
Chris Smith and Elijah Mitchell had touchdowns for Louisiana-Lafayette (7-1, 5-1 Sun Belt). The Ragin’Cajuns have won 4 in a row since they fell to No. Coastal Carolina 15 in a basket at the last second.
Desmond Trotter pitched for 133 yards and one for South Alabama (3-5, 2-3).