STARS

Cedric Benson, Texas, ran for 141 yards and scored five touchdowns to help No. 6 Texas overcame a 35-7 first-half deficit for a 56-35 victory over No. 19 Oklahoma State.

Mike Imoh, Virginia Tech, ran for 236 yards and two touchdowns to help the No. 18 Hokies beat North Carolina 27-24.

Anthony Davis, Wisconsin, ran for 124 yards and two touchdowns in the unbeaten Badgers' 38-14 victory over Minnesota.

Wali Lundy, Virginia, ran for two touchdowns, giving him 14 this season, as No. 12 Virginia blanked Maryland 16-0.

Kay-Jay Harris, West Virginia, caught two touchdown passes and ran for two more scores to lead No. 15 West Virginia to a 42-21 victory over Temple.

Reggie Merriweather, Clemson, ran for 114 yards and three touchdowns, including a 2-yard score in overtime, to give the Tigers a 24-17 comeback victory over No. 11 Miami.

Darren Sproles, Kansas State, ran for 160 yards and two scores, helping Kansas State beat Missouri 35-24.

Jerome Harrison, Washington State, carried a school-record 42 times for 247 yards and three touchdowns in the Cougars' 31-29 victory over UCLA.

Cory Harge, Central Connecticut, ran for an NEC-record 331 yards and five touchdowns to help Central Connecticut beat Stony Brook 38-28.

Brad Littlejohn, Morgan State, threw four touchdown passes and rushed for two more scores to lead Morgan State to a 58-28 win over Norfolk State.

DaVon Fowlkes, Appalachian State, caught 17 passes for 280 yards and three touchdowns in Appalachian State's 48-7 victory over Elon.

Dustin Long, San Houston State, threw for 577 yards and five touchdowns in a 52-47 win over McNeese State.

Ryan Mole, Sacramento State, ran for 245 yards and two touchdowns in the Hornets' 38-28 victory over Montana State.

CHANG RECORD

Hawaii's Timmy Chang became the most prolific passer in college football history Saturday night, surpassing Brigham Young's Ty Detmer. Chang needed just 14 yards to break Detmer's NCAA career yardage mark of 15,031 yards set from 1988-91, and overtook the Heisman Trophy winner from BYU with a 7-yard touchdown pass to Jason Rivers on Hawaii's second offensive series against Louisiana Tech.

COMEBACK KIDS

Texas overcame a 35-7 first-half deficit for a 56-35 victory over No. 19 Oklahoma State, the biggest comeback in school history. In 111 years of playing football, the largest deficit the Longhorns had ever overcome to win was 19 points three seasons ago in a Holiday Bowl win over Washington.

BIG GREENE

David Greene passed for 259 yards and set an NCAA Division I-A record for most wins by a quarterback as No. 8 Georgia routed Kentucky 62-17. Greene is 40-9 as a starter, breaking former Tennessee star Peyton Manning's record. Greene completed 14 of 19 passes, including a touchdown, and ran his streak of consecutive passes without an interception to 206, breaking the Southeastern Conference mark of 200 set by Mississippi's Stewart Patridge in 1997.

BADGERING

Wisconsin held the Big Ten's best rushing offense to just 73 yards in its 38-14 win over Minnesota. The Gophers' top two running backs, Laurence Maroney and Marion Barber III, finished with 57 and 34 yards, respectively. Minnesota had been averaging 266 yards on the ground.

NINE LINE

Oklahoma freshman Adrian Peterson ran for 101 yards, his ninth straight 100-yard game, and scored a touchdown as the second-ranked Sooners beat Texas A&M 42-35. He went to the locker room on Oklahoma's go-ahead drive with an apparent arm injury, but returned to help the Sooners run the clock down on their last possession.

FIFTY SENT

Martin Hankins broke an NCAA Division I-AA record by completing 50 passes in Southeast Louisiana's 51-3 win over Jacksonville. Hankins was 50-of-61 for 484 yards and four touchdowns.

HALF FULL

Bowling Green set a school record with 49 points in the first half of a 52-0 rout of Western Michigan. By halftime, the Falcons had 551 yards of total offense. They finished with 666.

ON TARGET

Lester Ricard completed 18 of 19 passes for 323 yards and four touchdowns as Tulane defeated Navy 42-10. Ricard, who completed his last 14 passes, had a school-record 94.7 completion percentage.

ELWAY CLOSED

Andrew Walter threw four touchdown passes in No. 23 Arizona State's 34-31 victory over Stanford, breaking John Elway's Pac-10 record for career touchdown passes. Walter, who was 28-for-43 for 415 yards, has 80 TD passes, breaking Elway's record at Stanford of 77.

HURTING

Tennessee lost the second member of its heralded freshman quarterback class when Erik Ainge separated his right shoulder in the first half of the Volunteers' 17-13 loss to Notre Dame. Ainge recovered his own fumble, was sacked and did not return. His injury came a week after Brent Schaeffer broke his collarbone. Junior Rick Clausen, the younger brother of former Tennessee quarterback Casey Clausen, replaced Ainge in the second half.

SHUTOUT

Columbia was held scoreless for the first time since 2000, losing 38-0 to Harvard.

SNAPPED

No. 21 Southern Mississippi's 52-24 loss to Cincinnati snapped the Golden Eagles' 13-game league winning streak. The Bearcats beat a ranked team for the first time in four years. ... No. 4 Cal snapped a seven-game losing streak against Oregon with a 28-27 win. ... Arizona ended a seven-game losing streak with a 23-13 win over Washington. ... Illinois snapped a seven-game slide and won its first conference game since 2002 with a 26-22 win over Indiana. ... Northern Colorado ended a seven-game losing streak with a 42-7 victory over Southern Utah State.

STREAKING

No. 20 Iowa ran its home winning streak to 17, the fourth longest string in the nation, with a 23-21 win over Purdue. ... Virginia beat Maryland for the 11th time in 13 games, blanking the Terrapins 16-0. ... No. 24 Boston College is 12-0-1 in its last 13 games against Rutgers after a 21-10 win. ... Kansas State won its 12th straight against Missouri, 35-24. ... Penn defeated Princeton 16-15 for its 20th straight Ivy League win. It was the Quakers' ninth straight win at Princeton. ... Florida beat Vanderbilt 34-17 for its 14th straight victory in this series. ... Clemson has won four straight games for the first time in four seasons after a 24-17 overtime win over No. 11 Miami. ... Lehigh beat Georgetown 49-18 for its seventh straight win. ... Drake won its seventh straight, 45-27 over Upper Iowa.

SLUMPING

Purdue's 23-21 loss to No. 20 Iowa was the Boilermakers' fourth straight. It's their first four-game slide since 1993. ... Army has dropped 15 of the last 16 to Air Force, including eight straight, after the Black Knights' 31-22 defeat. ... Baylor has lost 35 straight Big 12 road games after a 42-17 loss to Texas Tech. ... Indiana lost its 12th straight Big Ten game, 26-22 to Illinois.

STRONG IN DEFEAT

Oregon's Kellen Clemens threw four touchdown passes in the first half of the Ducks' 28-27 loss to California. ... Alvin Pearman ran for 170 yards in Maryland's 16-0 loss to Virginia. ... Cornerback Charles Gordon had two interceptions and a fumble recovery for Kansas in a 30-21 loss to Colorado.

CLUTCH

Bradley Wilson missed his two other field goal tries this season, but hit field goals in the first and second overtimes to give Austin Peay a 20-17 win over Davidson.

D-III DOMINANCE

Mount Union beat Muskingum 34-7 to extend its Division III regular-season winning streak to 103 games.

SPEAKING

"I definitely was a little ticked off. We were not handling business in the first half." - Florida State quarterback Wyatt Sexton, who came off the bench to lead three long scoring drives as the No. 13 Seminoles scored 20 straight points to beat Duke 29-7.

"I'm just not quite sure at this point how we're doing it. But we're finding a way to get it done and that's really all that counts." - Iowa coach Kirk Ferentz. The 20th-ranked Hawkeyes forced five turnovers and blocked two field goals to rescue a sputtering offense in a 23-21 victory over Purdue.