— TCU 29, Baylor 28
TCU scored nine points in last 2:09 to stay undefeated.
Horned Frogs drove 45 yards, kicked GW 40-yard FG at the gun.
Baylor ran for 232 yards, outgained the Frogs 501-442.
— South Carolina 63, Tennessee 38
Gamecocks scored a TD first five times they had the ball.
QB Rattler was 30-37/438 passing, with six TD’s.
Tennessee was up 38-7 at halftime of LY’s meeting, a 45-20 win.
— USC 48, UCLA 45
UCLA led 14-0 after the first quarter
Total yardage: 648-507, USC
UCLA turned ball over four times, still scored 45 points.
Trojans clinch a spot in the Pac-12 title game.
— Pittsburgh 28, Duke 26
Duke scored TD with 0:47 left, tying 2-point play failed.
Leading 20-14, Pitt scored defensive TD to widen their lead.
Both teams are 7-4.
— Michigan 19, Illinois 17
Michigan kicked a 35-yard FG with 0:09 left for the win.
Wolverines kicked three field goals in 4th quarter.
Michigan’s only TD of day came 3:32 into the game.
— Virginia Tech 23, Liberty 22
Hokies snap 7-game skid, their worst losing streak since 1951.
Va Tech 17-7 midway thru second quarter.
Liberty had a 97-yard kickoff return for a TD.
— Navy 17, Central Florida 14
Knights blow their chance to host the AAC title game.
Navy ran ball 63 times for 248 yards; they didn’t throw any passes.
UCF was 3-12 on third down, minus-2 in turnovers; they ran only 57 plays.
— Clemson 40, Miami 10— Hurricanes gained total of 98 yards, fewest yards Miami gained in one game since 1965.
— Boise State 20, Wyoming 17
Broncos will host the Mountain West title game December 3rd.
Wyoming ran for 278 yards, but completed only 3-16 passes for 30 yards.
— Upsets of the Week:
Georgia Tech (+21) 21, North Carolina 17
Navy (+16.5) 17, UCF 14
Bowling Green (+15) 42, Toledo 35
Vanderbilt (+14) 31, Florida 24
Indiana (+10) 39, Michigan State 31 OT
Western Michigan (+10) 12, Central Michigan 10
Virginia Tech (+10) 23, Liberty 22
— Indiana 39, Michigan State 31 OT
Michigan State led 24-7 at halftime.
Indiana had an 88-yard kick return for a TD.
Spartans outgained Indiana 540-288
Hoosiers threw seven passes the whole game (2-7/31 yards)
— James Madison 42, Georgia State 40
Down 34-14 at halftime, Dukes rallied to improve their record to 7-4.
Georgia State scored two defensive TD’s in first half.
Panthers scored TD with 2:30 left, but tying 2-point play failed.
— Oregon State 31, Arizona State 7
This is only Beavers’ 2nd win in last 20 visits to Tempe.
— Iowa 13, Minnesota 10— Gophers’ RB Mo Ibrahim ran 39 times for 263 yards, his 19th straight game with 100+ rushing yards— that is the longest-such streak in the last 20 years.
— Vanderbilt 31, Florida 24
Improved Commodores are 5-6, can go to bowl with win next week.
Vandy’s long snapper recovered a fumbled punt in the end zone for a TD.
— Wisconsin 15, Nebraska 14
Cornhuskers led 14-3 after three quarters.
Wisconsin drove 50 yards, scored game-winning TD with 0:35 left.
6-5 Badgers are bowl eligible; they outgained Nebraska, 318-171
— California 27, Stanford 20
Stanford led 17-6 after three quarters.
Cal went ahead for good on a defensive TD with 9:54 left in game.
This was first time since 2000 that these rivals met, with neither eligible for a bowl game.
— Miami 74, Providence 64
700th career win for Jim Larranaga.
— Oakland 92, Eastern Michigan 90 OT
Oakland scored the last six points of the game.
Oakland led 40-21 late in the first half.
Grizzlies shot 15-31 on arc, EMU 11-24.
