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09/21/19 - QB Joe Burrow, rSr/2020, LSU, 6-3, 216 (DS#5 QB) + More +   Joe Burrow tossed four of his school-record six touchdown passes to Ja'Marr Chase and threw for 398 yards Saturday, leading No. 4 LSU to a 66-38 romp over Vanderbilt in the Tigers' Southeastern Conference opener. LSU (4-0) beat Vanderbilt (0-3, 0-2) for the eighth straight time and improved to 12-5 all-time in Nashville in the first game between these SEC charter members since 2010. The Tigers showed off their new high-powered offense, scoring their most points this season and most ever in regulation against an SEC opponent. They needed 2:11 or less on their first seven scoring drives, and LSU scored 4 seconds after Micah Baskerville returned an onside kick 46 yards to open the third quarter on Burrow's fifth TD pass. Baskerville later blocked a punt he recovered for a TD. Burrow had a game for the record books. He became both the first LSU quarterback to throw for 350 yards or more in three straight games, and his 357 yards passing by halftime also was the most in school history. Burrow opened the game hitting 13 of his first 14 for 244 yards before his second incompletion at 9:19 in the second quarter. He finished 25 of 34 before leaving the game early in the fourth quarter. And Burrow kept throwing to Chase. The sophomore caught TDs of 64, 25 and 51 yards in the first quarter and adding a 16-yarder in the third. He finished with 10 receptions for 229 yards, most by an LSU receiver since Odell Beckham Jr . had 204 against Furman in 2013. - LSU/AP College Football (DS#5 QB) rSr/2020 QB Joe Burrow, LSU News Source: LSU/AP College Football Share/Comment/External News Feed: Here

09/21/19 - RB Jonathan Taylor, Jr/2021, Wisconsin, 5-11, 219 (DS#1 RB) + More +   Jonathan Taylor ran for 203 yards and two touchdowns, Jack Coan added a career-high two rushing touchdowns and No. 13 Wisconsin made it look easy in a 35-14 victory over No. 11 Michigan on Saturday. Taylor had 143 yards and both scores in the first quarter, including a 72-yarder. He missed the second quarter due to cramps, but the 2018 Doak Walker Award winner returned in the third to finish with 23 carries to help the Badgers (3-0, 1-0 Big Ten) avenge a 38-13 loss to the Wolverines last season in Ann Arbor, Michigan. Michigan's struggles to hold on to the ball continued as the Wolverines suffered another embarrassing loss under coach Jim Harbaugh. Michigan is 1-6 on the road against ranked opponents under Harbaugh, who took over the program in 2015. The game was so lopsided that the 80,248 in attendance chanted "overrated, overrated" to a Michigan team expected to contend for the Big Ten championship. Michigan also had to make a quarterback change. Harbaugh elected to bench Shea Patterson late in the first half in favor of backup quarterback Dylan McCaffrey. Patterson, who fumbled twice in each of Michigan's first two games, left after completing 4 of 9 passes with 88 yards and an interception. - Wisconsin/AP College Football (DS#1 RB) Jr/2021 RB Jonathan Taylor, Wisconsin News Source: Wisconsin/AP College Football Share/Comment/External News Feed: Here

09/21/19 - QB Daniel Santacaterina, rSr/2020, Southeast Missouri, 6-0, 208 (DS#77 QB) + More +   Daniel Santacaterina threw two touchdown passes and ran in for a score as Southeast Missouri State rolled to a 56-10 victory over Division II-member West Virginia State on Saturday. Santacaterina ran for an 18-yard touchdown, and then connected with Aaron Alston on a 50-yard touchdown pass in the first quarter. Santacaterina hit Colby Cornett on a 26-yard TD pass, and Geno Hess' 8-yard touchdown run pushed the Redhawks' lead to 28-0 at halftime. Hess scored again on a 24-yard touchdown run early in the fourth quarter and finished with 96 yards rushing on 10 carries. Santacaterina was 15-of-20 passing for 279 yards and had 46 yards rushing. Mark Robinson, Zion Custis and Brayden Hull also had touchdown runs for Southeast Missouri State (2-2). Al Young had an interception in his second-straight game. Donovan Riddick threw a 20-yard touchdown pass to Isiah Scott early in the third quarter for West Virginia State. It was Southeast Missouri State's first game against a non-Division I opponent since 2015. - AP College Football (DS#77 QB) rSr/2020 QB Daniel Santacaterina, Southeast Missouri News Source: AP College Football Share/Comment/External News Feed: Here

09/21/19 - RB AJ Dillon, Jr/2021, Boston College, 6-0, 250 (DS#9 RB) + More +   Coach Steve Addazio needed a response from Boston College after being embarrassed last week and his offense line, and running back AJ Dillon gave it to him in one of those early must-win games. Dillon ran for 150 yards and two touchdowns and Boston College bounced back from a horrible 24-point loss to Kansas and beat Rutgers 30-16 on Saturday. "I feel a lot better today from the standpoint that we responded. That's a growing thing," said Addazio, whose team was a 21-point favorite a week ago. "That's a thing that you have to grow in football. You got to get punched in the face - when you get punched in the face you got to be able to learn how to respond." Boston College (3-1) did on a day almost 20 players and coaches returned to New Jersey. Local product Anthony Brown scored on a quarterback sneak and running back David Bailey tallied on a career-long 42-yard run as the Eagles ground out 272 yards in handing Rutgers (1-2) its second straight loss. "After last week, obviously came off disappointing loss," said Dillon, who scored on second-half runs of 1 and 4 yards. "We had to look within and I don't want to be over theoretical or anything like that, but we had to take a step back and realize what was important to us." The important thing was hanging together and playing tough. The Eagles did it on both sides of the ball. The win was Boston's College's 11th straight over the Scarlet Knights, and it extended its unbeaten streak against them to 14 games (13-0-1). This was the first game between the two founding members of the Big East Conference since 2004. The Eagles left the following year to join the ACC. Rutgers joined the Big Ten in 2014. - Boston College/AP College Football (DS#9 RB) Jr/2021 RB AJ Dillon, Boston College News Source: Boston College/AP College Football Share/Comment/External News Feed: Here

09/21/19 - RB Ryan Young, So/2022, Columbia, 5-09, 225 (DS#999 RB) + More +   Ryan Young ran for 98 yards and a touchdown to help Columbia roll past St. Francis (PA) 31-14 on Saturday. Ty Lenhart threw for 101 yards and also ran for a score for the Lions (1-0) in their season opener. Columbia trailed 7-0 early when Young broke for a 65-yard touchdown run on first down to even it up with 11:08 left in the first quarter. St. Francis answered with another touchdown on a 74-yard pass from Jason Brown but Lenhart's touchdown run tied it up again with 1:32 left in the quarter. The Lions took the lead for good midway through the second quarter on a 1-yard TD run by Mike Roussos, taking a 21-14 advantage into halftime. Freshman Alex Felkins kicked a 50-yard field goal late in the third quarter and Roussos capped the scoring late in the fourth with a 56-yard punt return for a touchdown with 6:03 remaining. Brown threw for 154 yards and a score for the Red Flash (2-2). - AP College Football (DS#999 RB) So/2022 RB Ryan Young, Columbia News Source: AP College Football Share/Comment/External News Feed: Here

09/21/19 - RB Corey Watkins, So/2022, Furman, 5-09, 198 (DS#999 RB) + More +   Devin Watts rushed for 99 yards and a touchdown, Corey Watkins added 97 yards rushing with two touchdowns and Furman defeated Mercer 45-10 on Saturday. Furman (2-2, 1-0 Southern) rushed for 410 yards and five rushing touchdowns and had 600 yards total offense. The Paladins (FCS No. 15) held the Southern Conference's No. 1 offense to 283 yards and forced four turnovers. Robert Riddle was 18-of-34 passing for 149 yards with a touchdown and two interceptions for the Bears (2-2, 1-1). Furman's Darren Grainger was 9-of-16 passing for 190 yards and a touchdown. He also ran for a score. Watkins scored on runs of 83 yards and 1 yard. The game was the latest in the longstanding relationship between head coaches Clay Hendrix of Furman and Bobby Lamb of Mercer. They were high school teammates at Commerce High in Georgia before going on to play at Furman where they were also assistant coaches for 19 years. - AP College Football (DS#999 RB) So/2022 RB Corey Watkins, Furman News Source: AP College Football Share/Comment/External News Feed: Here

09/21/19 - QB Daniel Parr, rSr/2020, Duquesne, 6-2, 210 (DS#62 QB) + More +   Mark Allen capped a 10-play, 75-yard drive with a 1-yard dive to lift Duquesne past Dayton, 35-31 in a nonconference contest Saturday afternoon. The Dukes (2-1) won their fourth straight over the Flyers and split back-to-back games in Ohio, falling to Youngstown State, 34-14 last week. They continue their three-game road trip next week at New Hampshire. The game was the home opener for Dayton (2-1). The teams were tied, 21-21 at intermission and Dayton took the lead on a 97-yard kick-off return by Jake Chisholm to open the second half. Less than three minutes later Daniel Parr got Duquesne even once more with a 3-yard run for a touchdown. Sam Webster put the Flyers back in front with a 32-yard field goal early in the fourth quarter. The Dukes regained the lead on Allen's TD plunge and Dayton's 11-play answering drive stalled at the Duquesne 31 with 1:49 left and the Flyers turned the ball over on downs. Parr completed 18 of 22 passes for 187 yards and two touchdowns and ran for a third. Allen finished with 30 carries for 168 yards and two 1-yard touchdowns. Jack Cook was 19 of 27 for Dayton and threw three touchdown passes and one interception. - AP College Football (DS#62 QB) rSr/2020 QB Daniel Parr, Duquesne News Source: AP College Football Share/Comment/External News Feed: Here

09/21/19 - QB Logan Marchi, rJr/2020, Temple, 6-0, 205 (DS#999 QB) + More +   Logan Marchi passed for 375 yards and his three touchdown strikes in the second quarter propelled Sacred Heart past Long Island 34-10 on Saturday in a Northeast Conference opener. The Pioneers (3-1) entered the second quarter trailing 7-6 but scored on their next three possessions. Marchi capped a nine-play, 88-yard drive with an 11-yard scoring pass to Tyrese Chambers, then found Del Driscoll from the 10 after the Pioneers got the ball back on a fumble and hit Chambers again from 60 yards out for a 27-7 halftime lead. Julius Chestnut added a 44-yard touchdown run late in the game. Chestnut rushed for 141 yards, while Chambers had 144 yards receiving. Long Island (0-2), a combination of athletic programs from LIU Post and LIU Brooklyn, is playing Division I football for the first time. Clay Beathard led the Sharks with 135 yards passing but was intercepted twice. Three turnovers hurt the Sharks. Marchi has passed for more than 300 yards in the last three games, all Sacred Heart wins. - AP College Football (DS#999 QB) rJr/2020 QB Logan Marchi, Temple News Source: AP College Football Share/Comment/External News Feed: Here

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