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Week Six Recaps
		No. 1 Miami 38	at Miami
		Troy State 7	• Game recaps • Game summary
The Star	Ken Dorsey, QB, Miami Basically what you'd expect against such a weak opponent: 18-of-30, 299 yards and 2 TDs.
The Skinny	Glorified practice for next week's Miami-Florida State game? No one bothered to tell Troy State QB Brock Butter, who capped an 11-play, 80 drive with a 2-yard TD pass to LeBarron Black to tie the game 7-7 at the end of the first quarter. Miami saw enough of that, though, and ripped off 31 straight points to pull away.
The Future	Miami (4-0): Saturday at Florida State Troy State (1-3): Saturday at Mississippi State
		No. 2 Florida 44	at Baton Rogue, La.
		No. 18 LSU 15	• Game recap • Game summary
The Star	Rex Grossman, QB, Florida Give him the Heisman now. Follows last week's 5 TDs with 5 more and 464 passing yards, a Florida record.
The Skinny	Grossman broke Danny Wuerffel's 1996 record of 462 yards against Arkansas. Were "experts" really saying LSU could figure into the BCS race? Grossman proved otherwise, throwing for 319 yards and 4 TDs by halftime. Grossman has thrown for at least 300 yards in five straight games, another school record. Florida finished with 632 yards in total offense.
The Future	Florida (5-0): Saturday at Auburn LSU (2-2): Saturday at Kentucky
		No. 3 Oklahoma 14	at Dallas
		No. 5 Texas 3	• Game recap • Game summary
The Star	Jason White, QB, Oklahoma After starting QB Nate Hybl went down, White didn't lose the game. Finished 16-of-23, 111 yards.
The Skinny	Not surprisingly, defense dominated the Red River Shootout. Much-criticized Texas QB Chris Simms was awful. He completed 24-of-43 passes for 198 yards, but tossed 4 INTs and no TDs. The aggressive OU defense hurried Simms into bad passes and sacked him five times. The Sooners' rush defense was even better, holding Texas to 58 yards on the ground.
The Future	Oklahoma (5-0): Saturday at Kansas Texas (4-1): Saturday at Oklahoma State
		No. 4 Nebraska 48	at Lincoln, Neb.
		Iowa State 14	• Game recap • Game summary
The Star	Eric Crouch, QB, Nebraska Rushed for 4 TDs and broke the NCAA record for career rushing TDs by a QB with 51.
The Skinny	Nebraska is rolling right along in the creampuff portion of its schedule. NU most likely won't face a challenge until it sees OU in three weeks. As usual, Nebraska got up early and cruised. The Huskers led 41-0 at the half, so ISU's 14 third-quarter points were inconsequential.
The Future	Nebraska (6-0): Saturday at Baylor Iowa State (3-1): Saturday at Missouri
		Georgia 26	at Knoxville, Tenn.
		No. 6 Tennessee 24	• Game recaps • Game summary
The Star	David Greene, QB, Georgia Redshirt frosh hit on 22-of-35 passes, 307 yards and 2 TDs, including the game-winner with 5 seconds left.
The Skinny	Georgia's Billy Bennett kicked 31-yard FG to give the Bulldogs a 20-17 lead with 5:41 left. Georgia seemed to have UT bottled up, until Casey Clausen tossed a short pass to Travis Stephens, who rumbled 62 yards to score, giving UT a 24-20 lead with 41 seconds to play. Then Greene calmly drove Georgia 59 yards in 35 seconds for the winning TD pass to Verron Haynes.
The Future	Georgia (3-1): Saturday at Vanderbilt Tennessee (3-1): Sat. (10/20) at Alabama
		No. 7 Oregon 63	at Tucson, Ariz.
		Arizona 28	• Game recap • Game summary
The Star	Joey Harringon, QB, Oregon Though the Heisman campaign has grown a bit sluggish, Harrington had his best game of the season, throwing for 279 yards and three touchdowns and rushing for three more.
The Skinny	After beating up on some soft competition in the first three games of the John Mackovic era, Arizona has come back to Earth. The Wildcats have allowed 111 points in losing two consecutive Pac-10 games. Oregon gained 607 yards of total offense in matching the school record for most points in a conference game. Both Onterrio Smith and Maurice Morris had 100-yard rushing night as the Ducks declawed the 'Cats.
The Future	Oregon (5-0): Saturday at California Arizona (3-2): Saturday at Oregon State
		No. 8 Virginia Tech 35	at Morgantown, W.V.
		West Virginia 0	• Game recap • Game summary
The Star	Keith Burnell, RB, Virginia Tech Easier to run when your defense posts shutouts: 102 yards on 21 and 2 TDs.
The Skinny	Virginia Tech's third shutout this season. The Hokies have given up 24 points in five games, half as many as the 1999 Sugar Bowl team gave up through five games. Offensively, Virginia Tech did its damage early, scoring three rushing touchdowns in the first half. Hokies coach Frank Beamer had most of his starters out by the start of the 4th quarter.
The Future	Virginia Tech (5-0): Saturday vs. Boston College West Virginia (2-3): Saturday at Notre Dame
		No. 11 Washington 27	at Seattle
		USC 24	• Game recap • Game summary
The Star	Taylor Barton, QB, Washington Less than amazing numbers (12-of-20, 200 yards, 2 TDs), but he was calm on the game-winning drive.
The Skinny	In typical UW fashion, John Anderson kicked a 33-yard field goal to win the game as time expired. The Huskies have made come-from-behind victories commonplace in Seattle. They have rallied in the fourth quarter for 16 of their 21 wins under coach Rick Neuheisel, including defeats of Michigan and California this season.
The Future	Washington (4-0): Saturday at UCLA USC (1-4): Saturday vs. Arizona State
		Colorado 16	at Manhattan, Kan.
		No. 12 Kansas State 6	• Game recap • Game summary
The Star	Chris Brown, RB, Colorado He didn't get into the end zone, but the Buffs pounded away at K-State with Brown: 32 carries, 107 yards.
The Skinny	All of the sudden Colorado is a contender for the Big XII North title. The Buffs are 4-0 since an opening-day loss to surprise Fresno State. Colorado's defense continued to dominate today, recording six sacks and limited the Wildcats to 96 yards passing. Shut out through three quarters, KSU QB Ell Roberson scored a TD on a 2-yard run in the fourth, but it was too little, too late.
The Future	Colorado (4-1): Saturday vs. Texas A&M Kansas State (2-2): at Texas Tech
		No. 13 South Carolina 42	at Columbia, S.C.
		Kentucky 6	• Game recap • Game summary
The Star	Derek Watson, RB, South Carolina Carried the load in the blowout with 135 yards on 16 rushes. He didn't score any TDs, but there was no need.
The Skinny	South Carolina put away the doubt in this one early. Gamecocks RB Andrew Pinnock scored on a dive play from the one, QB Phil Petty then ran one in and passed for another to give USC a 21-0 lead after one quarter. The Gamecocks cruised from there. South Carolina is off to its best conference start ever at 4-0.
The Future	South Carolina (5-0): Saturday at Arkansas Kentucky (1-4): Saturday vs. LSU
		Ohio State 38	at Columbus, Ohio
		No. 14 Northwestern 20	• Game recap • Game summary
The Star	Jonathan Wells, RB, Ohio State Rushed for 179 yards and 3 TDs, including a 71-yard breakaway TD run on the second play of the game.
The Skinny	No miracle finish for Northwestern this time. The Wildcats did rally from a 38-7 fourth-quarter deficit, but they didn't have enough offense in the end. Big win for first-year OSU coach Jim Tressell, whose Buckeyes have a favorable schedule remaining. Ohio State has beaten Northwestern in 22 straight meetings.
The Future	Ohio State (3-1): Saturday vs. Wisconsin Northwestern (3-1): Saturday vs. Minnesota
		No. 15 Michigan 20	at State College, Pa.
		Penn State 0	• Game recap • Game summary
The Star	B.J. Askew, RB, Michigan Though he didn't score, Askew was the workhorse for Michigan today: 27 carries for 125 yards.
The Skinny	Penn State coach Joe Paterno is still in search of his first win this season and his 323rd career victory, which would tie him with Bear Bryant for the most Division I-A wins. Instead of tying the Bear, JoePa suffered his first home shutout of his career and his first 0-4 start. The Nittany Lions will need more then 53 rushing yards to get a win this year.
The Future	Michigan (4-1): Saturday vs. Purdue Penn State (0-4): Sat. (10/20) at Northwestern
		No. 17 Georgia Tech 37	at Durham, N.C.
		Duke 10	• Game recaps • Game summary
The Star	Joe Burns, RB, Georgia Tech Burns got loose for 122 yards on 24 carries (5.1 yards a carry) and scored on runs of 17 yards and 1 yard.
The Skinny	Behind Georgia Tech QB George Godsey through the air and Burns on the ground and a Luke Magnet FG, the Yellow Jackets built a 17-0 lead in the second quarter. The Blue Devils showed some heart and cut the lead to 17-10 before the Georgia Tech pulled away. Don't feel sorry for Duke (17 straight losses), though. They may go undefeated in basketball.
The Future	Georgia Tech (4-1): Thursday vs. Maryland Duke (0-5): Saturday vs. Wake Forest
		No. 20 BYU 54	at Provo, Utah
		Utah State 34	• Game recap • Game summary
The Star	Lucas Staley, RB, BYU Ho hum. Just another five touchdowns. Four rushing, one receiving. He has 12 on the year, 2nd in the nation.
The Skinny	Nice defense. But what did you expect? Utah State actually took a 27-21 halftime lead before Staley (207 yards rushing) scored three times in the third quarter. The Cougars pulled away behind BYU QB Brandon Doman's 7-of-8 passing for 110 yards in the fourth quarter. He finished 24-of-34, 293 yards and 4 TDs.
The Future	BYU (5-0): Saturday at New Mexico Utah State (0-5): Sat. (10/20) vs. Idaho State
		No. 21 Purdue 23	at West Lafayette, Ind.
		Iowa 14	• Game recap • Game sumamary
The Star	Bandon Hance, QB, Purdue Not as dramatic as last week, but the frosh led Purdue to another 4th-quarter, come-from-behind victory.
The Skinny	The Hawkeyes held Purdue to less than 100 yards of total offense and no offense touchdowns through three quarters. Then Hance (17-of-34, 147 yards, 1 INT) capped a 60-yard drive with a 4-yard TD scramble to give Purdue a 20-14 lead with 12:07 in the game. Purdue has come from behind to win nine of coach Joe Tiller's 37 wins at the shcool.
The Future	Purdue (4-0): Saturday at Michigan Iowa (3-1): Saturday at Michigan State
		No. 23 Toledo 48	at Athens, Ohio
		Ohio 41	• Game recap • Game summary
The Star	Tavares Bolden, QB, Toledo Did most of his damage in the first half, finished 31-of-39 for 387 yards and 2 TDs.
The Skinny	Toledo RB Chester Taylor entered the game as the nation's scoring leader and third-leading rusher, but wasn't really a factor after an early TD. The Rockets had plenty offense with Bolden, who hit eight different receivers (four of whom has at least four catches) for a 12.3 yards-per-catch average. Ohio scored 29 straight points in the second half to take a brief lead before Toledo pulled away.
The Future	Toledo (5-0): Sat. (10/20) at Ball State Ohio (0-4): Saturday at Central Michigan
		No. 24 Texas A&M 16	at College Station, Texas
		Baylor 10	• Game recaps • Game summary
The Star	Mark Farris, QB, Texas A&M He wasn't spectacular, but no one was. Farris finished 21-of-36 for 264 yards and one lost fumble.
The Skinny	Perhaps the least intimidating 5-0 team in the nation, Texas A&M struggled to win this one. Baylor jumped to a 10-7 lead behind a Jonathon Golden 1-yard TD and a Adam Stiles 50-yard field goal. The Aggies turned up the intensity on defense in the second half and scored enough to stay undefeated. With Colorado upsetting KSU, next week's A&M-CU game is huge.
The Future	Texas A&M (5-0): Saturday at Colorado Baylor (2-2): Saturday vs. Nebraska
		No. 25 Maryland 41	at College Park, Md.
		Virginia 21	• Game recap • Game summary
The Star	Bruce Perry, RB, Maryland Ran for another 143 yards (821 for the year), scored a TD and caught a career-high eight passes for 51 yards.
The Skinny	The Terps have matched theirs wins from a year ago and is off to their best start in 23 years. After leading 24-7 at the half, Virginia scored twice to close to within 24-21. The Terps responded with a TD pass from Shaun Hill to Jafar Williams and a Perry TD run. Maryland coach Ralph Friedgen is the first UM coach to start his first full season 5-0.
The Future	Maryland (5-0): Thursday at Georgia Tech Virginia (3-2): Saturday at North Carolina

All rankings from The Associated Press.

 

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