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OCT 25 ACC CO-OFFENSIVE LINEMAN OF THE WEEK: Caleb Chandler, Louisville, Jr., OG, Jefferson, Ga.,...Didn't allow a sack for the second-straight game in Louisville's 28-14 win over Boston College ... Graded out at 90 percent in the win ... Helped a Louisv ille offensive attack that averaged 7.0 yards per carry while amassing 331 yards and four rushing touchdowns. - ACC Football
rSr/2023  OG Caleb Chandler, Louisville
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Nevada's Romeo Doubs had the most receptions of any FBS player since 2019 when he caught 19 balls for 203 yards in a loss at Fresno State. Doubs program record-tying number of catches ranked as the most since East Carolina's Tyler Snead had 19 for 240 ya rds against SMU in 2019. - AP College Football
Sr/2022 WR Romeo Doubs, Nevada
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Texas A&M's Ainias Smith ran back a punt 95 yards for a touchdown against South Carolina, the longest in the FBS since Texas State's Brandon McDowell returned one 95 yards against Prairie View in 2015. - AP College Football
rSr/2024 WR Ainias Smith, Texas AM
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Trae Self threw three touchdown passes and Stephen F. Austin rolled to an 37-20 victory over winless Dixie State on Saturday night. Self completed 20 of 30 passes for 326 yards and connected with Xavier Gipson for two touchdowns and Chad Aune for one. Gi pson finished with eight receptions for 208 yards. Self's 60-yard TD pass to Gipson stretched the Lumberjacks' lead to 27-10 midway through the third quarter. Miles Reed added 103 yards rushing on 19 carries and a 1-yard touchdown run for Stephen F. Aust in (4-3, 1-2 ASUN-Western Athletic Conference). Drew Kannely-Robles carried the ball 24 times for 183 yards that included a 47-yard touchdown for Dixie State (0-7, 0-1). Kobe Tracy was 22-of-38 passing for 243 yards with a touchdown and interception. - A P College Football
rSr/2023 QB Trae Self, Stephen F. Austin
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Lindsey Scott Jr. rushed for 135 yards and accounted for three touchdowns in the first quarter to get Nicholls started toward a 44-14 victory over Houston Baptist on Saturday night. Scott finished with 214 yards passing and 161 yards on the ground. Fresh man Collin Guggenheim had his first 100-yard rushing game, gaining 123 yards on 22 carries. The Colonels finished with 572 total yards - 347 rushing and 225 passing. Tyreke Boyd had a 32-yard interception return for a touchdown in the first quarter for t he Colonels (3-4, 2-2 Southland). Houston Baptist (0-7, 0-4) managed just 157 yards. Orion Olivas was 21-of-43 passing for 149 yards with a touchdown and two interceptions. Tyson Thompson returned a kickoff 89 yards for a touchdown. - AP College Football
rSr/2023 QB Lindsey Scott Jr., Incarnate Word
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Ainias Smith spoke to his Texas A&M teammates about the importance of starting fast before Saturday night's game against South Carolina. Then he made sure the Aggies did just that. Smith had a 95-yard punt return for a touchdown and Jalen Wydermyer added two TD catches as No. 17 Texas A&M built a huge first-half lead and coasted to a 44-14 rout of South Carolina. The Aggies forced a punt on South Carolina's first drive and Smith returned it for the score. It was the longest punt return for a touchdown i n the FBS this season and the longest for the Aggies since Dustin Harris had a 96-yard return for a TD in 2012 against South Carolina State. "My message to the team was...let's start strong and go out here and get an edge on them real quick," Smith said. "And it just so happened that my opportunity came and I was actually going to be that guy." The star rushing duo of Isaiah Spiller and Devone Achane continued to do damage for the Aggies.They combined for 256 yards and two touchdowns a week after rushing for 292 yards and three touchdowns. Texas A&M (6-2, 3-2 SEC) raced to a 31-0 lead by halftime, and Achane's 35-yard touchdown run made it 41-0 late in the third as the Aggies improved to 8-0 all-time against South Carolina. "That's what a domina nt SEC football team looks like and they played like it," South Carolina coach Shane Beamer said. It was the third straight victory for Texas A&M, which knocked off top-ranked Alabama two weeks ago before beating Missouri last week. - Texas A&M/AP Colleg e Football
rSr/2024 WR Ainias Smith, Texas AM
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Frank Harris threw two touchdown passes to Zakhari Franklin and No. 24 UTSA celebrated its first national ranking with a 45-16 victory over Louisiana Tech on Saturday night. Harris was 12 of 20 for 193 yards, with scoring passes of 75 and 10 yards to Fra nklin, to help the Roadrunners (8-0, 4-0 Conference USA) extend their school-record winning streak to eight games. Franklin had five catches for 118 yards, and Sincere McCormick ran for 113 yards and three touchdowns. Dadrian Taylor returned an intercept ion 51 yards for a score.UTSA, one of nine remaining undefeated FBS teams, won for the first time in Ruston in six attempts dating to 2012. "This is a big one," Roadrunners coach Jeff Traylor said. "We came here last night and all the kids were ta lking on the field about how negative things have been here - how they got their tails kicked. It painted a picture to me of how many negative things were in their heads. I don't know if I've done anything any good (at UTSA), but I know one thing – my kids don't play scared. We put out those bad memories and we don't play with fear." Louisiana Tech (2-5, 1-2) hosted a Top 25 opponent for the first time since 2010 when the Bulldogs lost to then-No. 14 Nevada and Colin Kaepernick. - UTSA/AP College Foot ball
rSr/2024 QB Frank Harris, Texas-San Antonio
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Ahmaad Tanner rushed for 148 yards and three touchdowns, Brian Snead ran for 132 yards and two scores and Sheldon Layman added two TD passes as Austin Peay romped to a 47-6 victory over Murray State in Ohio Valley Conference action on Saturday. Tanner sc ored on a 37-yard run and Snead added a 44-yarder in the first quarter, but the lead stood at 12-0 after the Governors (3-4, 1-1) were stopped on a 2-point conversion try and missed a point-after kick. Layman hooked up with Baniko Harley for a 35-yard TD and a 19-0 lead midway through the second quarter before Murray State scored on DJ Williams' 2-yard TD toss to Jake Saathoff with 37 seconds left before halftime. The 2-point try failed and left the Racers (3-4, 0-2) trailing 19-6. Tanner added TD runs of 17 and 2 yards in the third quarter, Layman tossed a 6-yard TD to Drae McCray in the fourth and Snead capped the scoring with a 3-yard TD run. Layman completed 16 of 25 passes for 126 yards and rushed for 67 yards on 12 carries. The Governors piled up 371 yards on the ground. Austin Peay had a 497-289 advantage in total yards. Williams connected on 18 of 31 passes for 140 yards with one interception for Murray State. He also led the Racers in rushing with 75 yards on 12 carries. - AP College Football
rSr/2024 RB Brian Snead, Arkansas State
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Garrett Shrader rushed for three touchdowns and threw for two, including one to Damien Alford with 19 seconds left, to lift Syracuse to a 41-36 victory over Virginia Tech on Saturday. The Orange (4-4, 1-3 Atlantic Coast Conference) scored 14 points in th e final 2:28 to snap a three-game losing streak. Shrader's 45-yard scoring toss to Alford, who beat Virginia Tech's Dorian Strong, was the difference. "This is going to be one of those moments," Syracuse coach Dino Babers said. "I really see this as bein g one of those moments that starts the change. I can't promise you it's going to change in W's and L's, but I can tell you it's going to change in everything else." Syracuse cut a 36-27 deficit to 36-34 on a 12-yard touchdown pass from Shrader to Courtne y Jackson with 2:28 remaining. The Orange's defense then stopped the Hokies on the ensuing possession, leading to Shrader's winning toss to Alford, who out jumped Strong at the 7 and ran it for the score. "That was a catch I have to make," Alford said. " I didn't see the play (he was hit as he was throwing)," Shrader said. "I just heard the stadium get kind of quiet. When you're away, that typically means it's a good thing." Shrader threw for 236 yards and rushed for 174, accounting for 410 of Syracuse's 550 yards of total offense. Sean Tucker added 112 yards rushing and a score. - Syracuse/AP College Football
rSr/2024 QB Garrett Shrader, Syracuse
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Davius Richard threw touchdown passes to four different receivers, including three in the second half, and North Carolina Central rallied for a 28-17 victory over Morgan State in Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference play on Saturday. Richard, who completed 16 of 20 passes for 242 yards with one interception, knotted the score at 7 with his first TD toss - a 2-yarder to Quentin Chaplin with 1:37 left in the first quarter. That was all the scoring until Kluivert Akubuo-Onwuemeka nailed a 25-yard field goal wit h 5:08 left in the second to give Morgan State a 10-7 halftime lead.Richard gave the Eagles (3-4) a 14-10 lead in their MEAC opener with a 31-yard scoring strike to Isiah Macklin midway through the third quarter. The Bears (0-7, 0-3) answered with Romello Kimbrough's 55-yard TD run for a 17-14 lead, but Richard gave NCCU the lead for good when he connected with Andrew Smith for a 53-yard score on the ensuing drive. Richard wrapped up the win with an 18-yard TD toss to Latrell Collier with 5:22 le ft to play. Neil Boudreau completed 22 of 35 passes for 193 yards with a TD and an interception for Morgan State. His 19-yard scoring toss to Wesley Wolfolk gave the Bears a 7-0 lead in the first quarter. - AP College Football
rSr/2024 QB Davius Richard, North Carolina Central
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Michigan got off to a sluggish start, perhaps peeking ahead to playing Michigan State. Then the Wolverines used a strong finish to seal a matchup of undefeated rivals. Blake Corum and Hassan Haskins combined for 229 yards rushing and four touchdowns, car rying No. 6 Michigan to a 33-7 win over Northwestern on Saturday. Shortly after the victory, Jim Harbaugh's thoughts had already shifted to facing the ninth-ranked Spartans on the road. "All focus is there," he said. The Wolverines (7-0, 4-0 Big Ten) led the Wildcats (3-4, 1-3) by just three at halftime. They pulled away by outscoring them 23-0 in the first 16:40 of the second half. "We played pretty solid in the first half to give ourselves a chance," Northwestern coach Pat Fizgerald said. "And, then w e reverted back to some bad habits." Corum finished with 119 yards rushing and two touchdowns. Haskins ran for 110 yards and two scores.Corum jukes defenders with shifty moves while Haskins runs through them with power. "We both bring different th ings to the table," Corum said. "We feed off each other." Michigan had 294 yards rushing, nearly 50 yards more than its average. "They're the best rushing offense in the country for a reason," Fitzgerald said. Cade McNamara was 20 of 27 for 129 yards for the Wolverines, whose inability to throw the ball downfield might prove to be a problem against tougher teams. - Michigan/AP College Football
Sr/2022 RB Hassan Haskins, Michigan
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Ryan O'Keefe rushed for one touchdown, caught a pass for another and UCF defeated Memphis 24-7 on Space Night Friday. On a night themed to honor UCF's ties to the nation's space program - complete with the unveiling of special uniforms - the Knights were somewhat low orbit as Mikey Keene completed 11 of 19 passes for 63 yards - his lowest yardage since the season opener. Meanwhile, the Knights gained 215 yards on the ground with Isaiah Bowser rushing for 111 yards on 26 carries, his second 100-yard rush ing game of the season.Peter Parrish, starting for Memphis' injured Seth Henigan (right hand), went 31-for-48 passing for 215 yards but threw three interceptions. His final pick came with less than five minutes remaining. An unnecessary roughness penalty against UCF advanced Memphis to a first down at the 27 and Parrish' shot to the end zone was intercepted by Dyllon Lester. Parrish guided the Tigers close to the end zone once more in the closing minutes, advancing to the 12-yard line, but a thir d-down pass to the end zone was broken up by UCF's Justin Hodges and a fourth-down run by Parrish was short. Parrish was also the Tigers leading rusher with 60 yards gained on 22 carries but he was sacked six times for a loss of 39 yards. - UCF/AP Colleg e Football
rSr/2024 WR Ryan OKeefe, Boston College
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Illinois linebacker Jake Hansen will miss the rest of the season after having knee surgery. Hansen, who was injured in the second quarter against Wisconsin on Oct. 9, made the announcement Wednesday on Twitter. "It pains me to say that I will not play an other game as an Illinois football player," Hansen tweeted. "I would like to thank everyone that has been a part of my journey as an Illini especially my family, teammates, coaches, strength staff, athletic trainers, academic counselors, and fans! I will look back at my time here with no regrets and will continue to cherish every moment I enjoyed here. With that said I look forward to pursuing my life long dream of playing in the NFL!" Hansen's 12 forced fumbles made him the NCAA's active career leader and ranked second on the Illinois all-time chart behind Simeon Rice's 13. He led the nation with 14 takeaways over the 2019-20 seasons. In five games this season, Hansen had 32 tackles, including 2.5 for loss and a sack, to go with two forced fumbles. - AP College Football
rSr/2022 ILB Jake Hansen, Illinois
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OCT 18 AMERICAN ATHLETIC CONFERENCE SPECIAL TEAMS PLAYER OF THE WEEK: Brian Battie, Fr., RB, South Florida,...Battie became the ninth American Athletic Conference player in league history to register a 100-yard kickoff return when he took a second-quarte r return from end zone to end zone in the Bulls' 32-31 loss to Tulsa. Battie's return gave South Florida a 17-10 lead after Tulsa had tied the game at 10-10. Battie is averaging 28.6 yards per return this season, which ranks second among American Athleti c Conference players. - American Athletic Conference Football
rSr/2025 RB Brian Battie, Auburn
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OCT 18 AMERICAN ATHLETIC CONFERENCE DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE WEEK: Justin Wright, Jr., LB, Tulsa,...Wright had a team-high seven tackles, which included 2.5 sacks, to help Tulsa to a 32-31 come-from-behind win at South Florida. Wright's final sack came on the Bulls' final possession after the Golden Hurricane had taken its first lead, while he had a first-quarter sack that effectively ended another potential scoring opportunity. - American Athletic Conference Football
rSr/2025 ILB Justin Wright, Oklahoma State
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