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09/25/21 - QB JT Daniels, rSr/2024, Rice + More +   JT Daniels threw for 121 yards and two touchdowns playing only the first quarter as No. 2 Georgia dominated Vanderbilt 62-0 Saturday in the Bulldogs' biggest win in a series that started in 1893. This game was effectively over when Georgia (4-0, 2-0 Southeastern Conference) led 35-0 after the first quarter. The Bulldogs started three of four drives in Vandy territory. They recovered a fumble on a kickoff to set up one TD, then Christopher Smith intercepted a pass to set up a second TD less than 30 seconds later. Bulldogs' fans turned this into their home away from Sanford Stadium with Georgia red even in seats behind the Vanderbilt bench. They got to watch the Bulldogs post their first shutout this season, forcing Vandy three-and-out nine times. Georgia nearly had more points than Vandy managed yards, outgaining the Commodores 524-77. Vanderbilt (1-3, 0-1) lost its fourth straight to Georgia and its 14th straight SEC game, a skid that could be longer if COVID issues hadn't forced Vandy to cancel its visit on Georgia's Senior Day last season. A program that won in Athens in 2016 showed how much rebuilding first-year coach Clark Lea faces. Tight end Brock Bowers started the scoring with a 12-yard run on an end around with 11:21 left in the opening quarter. Daniels threw a pass to Bowers, who finished off a 25-yard TD. Zamir White scored two plays after James Ziglor fumbled the kickoff, and Daniels hit Ladd McConkey for a 12-yard TD after the interception. Georgia actually had to drive 71 yards on its final scoring drive of the first quarter, and Ladd McConkey ran 24 yards for the TD. - Georgia/AP College Football rSr/2024 QB JT Daniels, Rice News Source: Georgia/AP College Football Share/Comment/External News Feed: Here

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09/19/21 - QB Gunnar Holmberg, rSr/2023, Florida International + More +   Duke scored three touchdowns in the first quarter and did all its scoring in the first half, then held off a Northwestern comeback to earn a 30-23 victory in a non-conference game Saturday afternoon. "I would like to stop doing what losing teams do," Northwestern coach Pat Fitzgerald said. "Losing teams turn the ball over. Losing teams have self-inflicted wounds. Losing teams give up explosive plays. Losing teams have communication issues. That's why you lose games. This is not hard. I'm not trying to discredit Duke, but we gift-wrapped it for them." The Blue Devils were efficient on both sides of the ball early on, scoring on six of their first eight possessions behind Gunnar Holmberg, who completed 31 of 44 passes for a career-high 314 yards and a touchdown. "Gunnar is playing pretty dang well. Gunnar wants to win, and Gunnar is a humble and an unselfish player," Duke coach David Cutcliffe said. "He's a good thrower. But also, Northwestern did crowd the line of scrimmage. There's no reason to be hard-headed." Meanwhile, the Blue Devils' defense forced Northwestern (1-2) into a punt or a turnover on its first seven drives. The Wildcats didn't score until late in the second quarter, following a change at quarterback. Starter Hunter Johnson threw three interceptions and was relieved by Andrew Marty, who orchestrated a quick scoring drive that covered 75 yards in just six plays. - Duke/AP College Football rSr/2023 QB Gunnar Holmberg, Florida International News Source: Duke/AP College Football Share/Comment/External News Feed: Here

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09/19/21 - QB Trae Self, rSr/2023, Stephen F. Austin + More +   Trae Self threw for two touchdowns and Stephen F. Austin's defense produced two touchdowns and the Lumberjacks dismantled Mississippi Valley State 58-13 on Saturday. After forcing the Delta Devils to three-and-out on the opening drive, Self threw a 48-yard touchdown pass to Xavier Gipson to end a five-play, 66-yard drive. Gipson finished with 131 yards receiving on three receptions and with two scores. On Mississippi State's following drive, Jeremiah Walker intercepted Conor Regan on third-and-nine and returned it 40 yards for a score and a 14-0 lead. The Delta Devils followed up that miscue with another when Amad Murray forced a fumble on Dederrian Williams which was recovered by Stephen F. Austin's (2-1) Chance Hill. Chris Campos then made a 46-yard field goal for the Lumberjacks. Myles Brooks later picked off Regan and returned it 14 yards for a 24-3 advantage en route to a 38-13 halftime lead. Caleb Johnson ran for 89 yards on 22 carries with a touchdown for the Delta Devils (0-2). - AP College Football rSr/2023 QB Trae Self, Stephen F. Austin News Source: AP College Football Share/Comment/External News Feed: Here

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09/19/21 - QB Frank Harris, rSr/2024, Texas-San Antonio + More +   Frank Harris passed for 264 yards and Sincere McCormick rushed for 105 as UTSA defeated Middle Tennessee 27-13 on Saturday night in the Conference USA opener for both teams. UTSA (3-0) nearly picked up its second shutout of the season, holding the Blue Raiders scoreless until the final 3 1/2 minutes. Harris completed 24 of 39 passes with two touchdowns and two interceptions. His scoring tosses went to Zakhari Franklin for 33 yards and Joshua Cephus for 12. Both receivers caught eight passes, Franklin for 114 yards and Cephus gaining 84 yards. The Roadrunners had five sacks and nine tackles for loss in holding Middle Tennessee (1-2) to 8 yards rushing, 11 first downs and 199 total yards. Trumane Bell II had two sacks and 2 1/2 tackles for loss. The Blue Raiders' Chase Cunningham passed for 150 yards and his 23-yard hookup with Jimmy Marshall ended the shutout bid with 3:28 remaining. Cunningham hit Jarrin Pierce for a 16-yard touchdown in the final minute. - AP College Football rSr/2024 QB Frank Harris, Texas-San Antonio News Source: AP College Football Share/Comment/External News Feed: Here

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09/18/21 - QB JT Daniels, rSr/2024, Rice + More +   JT Daniels returned as No. 2 Georgia's starting quarterback Saturday night against South Carolina. Daniels didn't play in last weekend's 56-7 victory over UAB because of an oblique injury. Stetson Bennett stepped in and tied a school record with five touchdown passes - all in the first half. Despite Bennett's performance, the Bulldogs went back to the player who came into the season as their undisputed No. 1 quarterback. A transfer from Southern Cal, Daniels has guided the Bulldogs to a 5-0 record since taking over as the starter last season. Daniels wasted no time making an impact in his return to the field. On the first play from scrimmage, he completed a 21-yard pass to Brock Bowers to spark a six-play, 75-yard drive that gave the Bulldogs a quick 7-0 lead. The next time Georgia had the ball, Daniels hooked up with Jermaine Burton for a 43-yard touchdown that stretched the lead to 14-3. South Carolina also had some suspense at quarterback. Former graduate assistant Zeb Noland made his third straight start in place of Luke Doty, who went down in practice last month with a foot sprain. - Georgia/AP College Football rSr/2024 QB JT Daniels, Rice News Source: Georgia/AP College Football Share/Comment/External News Feed: Here

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09/18/21 - QB Grayson McCall, rSr/2025, North Carolina State + More +   Grayson McCall threw for three touchdowns, Shermari Jones ran for 149 yards and another score, and No. 16 Coastal Carolina held on to beat Buffalo 28-25 on Saturday for its first road win of the season. McCall, who entered the day leading the nation in passing efficiency and completion rate, was 13-of-19 passing for 232 yards with his first interception of the season. Jaivon Heiligh caught four passes for 91 yards and a touchdown for the Chanticleers (3-0), becoming the fourth receiver in school history to surpass 2,000 career yards. Buffalo (1-2) got within a field goal with 2:41 remaining. Kevin Marks' 7-yard touchdown run capped a 92-yard drive that started when Logic Hudgens intercepted McCall in the end zone. The Bulls rushed for 260 yards, led by career-high efforts from Dylan McDuffie (92 yards, one touchdown) and Ron Cook (83 yards). Marks, Buffalo's lead back, finished with 64 yards. Kyle Vantrease was 13-of-20 passing for 146 yards. - Coastal Carolina Football/AP College Football rSr/2025 QB Grayson McCall, North Carolina State News Source: Coastal Carolina Football/AP College Football Share/Comment/External News Feed: Here

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09/18/21 - QB Hendon Hooker, rSr/2023, Tennessee + More +   Hendon Hooker threw three touchdown passes and scored one of his own to lead Tennessee to a 56-0 victory over Tennessee Tech Saturday. Hooker, who finished last week's loss to Pittsburgh after Joe Milton went down with an injury, rolled up 199 yards while completing 17 of 25 passes for the Volunteers (2-1). The only negative was a lost fumble in the second quarter. Tennessee Tech (0-3) went through three quarterbacks. The Golden Eagles generated just 179 yards of offense. With Tennessee leading 49-0 late in the third quarter, Harrison Bailey saw his first action of the season under center. Bailey engineered a fourth-quarter drive, kept it alive with an 8-yard first-down run, then finished off the final two yards for a 56-0 score. The Vols went up 35-0 when Hooker found the end zone from a yard out six minutes into the third quarter. - Tennessee/AP College Football rSr/2023 QB Hendon Hooker, Tennessee News Source: Tennessee/AP College Football Share/Comment/External News Feed: Here

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09/16/21 - SS PJ Jules, rSr/2024, Southern Illinois + More +   SEPT 13 MISSOURI VALLEY TOP PERFORMANCE: CB PJ Jules, Southern Illinois - Jules had a pick 6 that gave SIU a 23-21 halftime lead at Kansas State, before falling 31-23. Saluki defense held Wildcats to 380 total yards and forced four turnovers. Jules had 3 tackles. - Missouri Valley Conference Football rSr/2024 SS PJ Jules, Southern Illinois News Source: Missouri Valley Conference Football Share/Comment/External News Feed: Here

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09/14/21 - RB Harrison Waylee, rSr/2026, Virginia + More +   SEPT 13 MAC WEST DIVISION OFFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE WEEK: Harrison Waylee, NIU, Running Back, Freshman, Johnston, Iowa (Urbandale),...Waylee recorded his fourth consecutive 100-yard rushing game with a career high 179 yards on 26 carries versus Wyoming that included a career long 75-yard touchdown run, the longest by a Huskie since 2016. Thirteen seconds after his 75-yard TD run, Waylee scored from 13 yards out to pull the NIU within six points of the Cowboys in the fourth quarter as the Huskies mounted an epic 27 point comeback. After rushing eight times for minus three yards in the first half, Waylee carries 18 times for 182 yards in the second half, averaging 10.1 yards per carry in the second half. - MAC Football rSr/2026 RB Harrison Waylee, Virginia News Source: MAC Football Share/Comment/External News Feed: Here

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09/14/21 - C Alex Forsyth, rSr/2023, Oregon + More +   SEPT 13 PAC-12 OFFENSIVE LINEMAN OF THE WEEK: Alex Forsyth, Jr., C, Oregon (West Linn, OR),...Helped pave the way for Oregon to run for 269 yards, including 7.1 yards per carry, in Oregon's historic win at then #3 Ohio State. Most rushing yards by any team against Ohio State in Ohio Stadium since November 22, 2014. Ducks had 505 yards of total offense...Led Oregon with a whopping 6 knockdowns and did not allow a sack, hurry or pressure all game while recording a terrific 82.3 pass-blocking grade by Pro Football Focus...Finished with a 70.3 total blocking grade by PFF while playing all 75 offensive snaps at center...Has not allowed a sack, hurry, or pressure in 145 snaps to start the season...First Oregon player to win this award since T.J. Bass won it in November 2020. The Ducks won the award the first 2 weeks of last season, with Ryan Walk winning it in Week One. Also nominated: Kellen Diesch, LT, Arizona State; Joshua Gray, OL, Oregon State; Abe Lucas, OT, Washington State. - Pac-12 Conference Football rSr/2023 C Alex Forsyth, Oregon News Source: Pac-12 Conference Football Share/Comment/External News Feed: Here

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09/13/21 - DE *Felix Anudike-Uzomah, Jr/2023, Kansas State + More +   SEPT 13 BIG 12 NEWCOMER OF THE WEEK: Felix Anudike-Uzomah, Kansas State, DE, So.,...Anudike-Uzomah recorded 3.0 sacks against Southern Illinois, the most in a game this season in the Big 12. K-State's defense held SIU to under 300 total yards in the win and also forced two fumbles. - Big 12 Football Jr/2023 DE *Felix Anudike-Uzomah, Kansas State News Source: Big 12 Football Share/Comment/External News Feed: Here

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09/13/21 - SS Isaiah Nwokobia, rSr/2026, Southern Methodist + More +   SEPT 13 AMERICAN ATHLETIC CONFERENCE HONOR ROLL: Isaiah Nwokobia, Fr., S, SMU,...Had seven tackles with a sack and an interception in a 35-12 win against North Texas. - American Athletic Conference Football rSr/2026 SS Isaiah Nwokobia, Southern Methodist News Source: American Athletic Conference Football Share/Comment/External News Feed: Here

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09/12/21 - RB Chez Mellusi, rSr/2025, Wisconsin + More +   Wisconsin tight end Jake Ferguson likes the direction that the Badgers' running backs are going. And, he thinks Chez Mellusi is similar to former Badgers backs. Mellusi ran for 144 yards and a touchdown as No. 18 Wisconsin routed Eastern Michigan 34-7 Saturday night. "Chez is just that new edition," Ferguson said. "He runs hard and reminds me of Garrett Groshek and Jonathan Taylor at the same time - kind of shaking off a couple tackles and getting some extra yards." Wisconsin (1-1, 0-1 Big Ten) piled up 352 rushing yards and also dominated on defense against Eastern Michigan (0-2), which had 92 total yards on offense. The Eagles had three first downs. Wisconsin controlled time of possession for 40 minutes. "Offensively, we couldn't get any kind of breathing room," Eastern Michigan coach Chris Creighton said. "We couldn't get anything going offensively, so our defense was on the field forever." Mellusi, a Clemson transfer, became the first Wisconsin running back to record consecutive 100-yard rushing games in his first two contests since Corey Clement in 2013. The Badgers, typically known for their explosive running, also had breakout performances from Isaac Guerendo and Jalen Berger. Berger, who missed the opener, had 15 carries for 62 yards and one TD. - Wisconsin/AP College Football rSr/2025 RB Chez Mellusi, Wisconsin News Source: Wisconsin/AP College Football Share/Comment/External News Feed: Here

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09/11/21 - RB Ailym Ford, rSr/2024, Chattanooga + More +   Ailym Ford ran for 111 yards and a touchdown and Jerrell Lawson picked off a Jaylen Gipson pass and returned it 36 yards for a score as Chattanooga cruised to a 20-0 victory over North Alabama in nonconference play on Saturday. Aaron Sears' staked the Mocs (1-1) to a 3-0 lead with a 26-yard field goal in the first quarter. Ford scored his TD from a yard out to stretch Chattanooga's advantage to 10-0 at the 10:44 mark of the second quarter. Lawson's pick-6 came with just 42 seconds left in the half. The only scoring after intermission was Sears' 38-yard field goal in the final quarter. The Mocs did most of their damage on the ground, piling up 198 yards on 44 attempts. Cole Copeland was 10-of-22 passing for 98 yards with two interceptions. The Lions (0-2) were held to just 90 yards of offense and 10 first downs. North Alabama ran 25 times for only 38 yards. Gipson completed 10 of 21 passes. Chattanooga had a 14-minute advantage in time of possession. - AP College Football rSr/2024 RB Ailym Ford, Chattanooga News Source: AP College Football Share/Comment/External News Feed: Here

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09/11/21 - RB CamRon Harris, Sr/2022, Miami + More +   A cat survived a scare. So did the Miami Hurricanes. D'Eriq King threw for 200 yards and rushed for 67 more, freshman Andy Borregales kicked a go-ahead 43-yard field goal with 2:04 remaining and No. 22 Miami rallied from a halftime deficit to beat Appalachian State 25-23 on Saturday night. Cam'Ron Harris rushed for 91 yards and a touchdown for Miami (1-1), and Don Chaney Jr. had a rushing score before leaving in the first half with a leg injury. King led a 10-play, 55-yard drive in the fourth that set up Borregales for what became the winning points. "Obviously, we're going to be happy," Harris said. "I'm not satisfied with the win, but that was a great team that we played." And the Mountaineers - who still get talked about for their stunning win at Michigan in 2007 - put a big scare into Miami. "App State is a really good football team," Miami coach Manny Diaz said. "They made it tough on us. We made it tough on ourselves. ... This is what they do. They go on the road and they take down people on the road. But they didn't take us down." Jalen Virgil had a 100-yard kickoff return for a touchdown and Camerun Peoples had 95 rushing yards and a score for the Mountaineers (1-1), who took a 23-22 lead with 5:48 left when Malik Williams caught a 3-yard touchdown pass from Chase Brice. But Appalachian State's last chance stalled near midfield, and Miami got the ball back with 55 seconds left and ran out the clock. "Our players took them down to the wire," Appalachian State coach Shawn Clark said. "It's a gut-wrenching loss." Brice completed 21 of 34 passes for 199 yards with a touchdown and an interception. - Miami/AP College Football Sr/2022 RB CamRon Harris, Miami News Source: Miami/AP College Football Share/Comment/External News Feed: Here

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