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6 SPORTS SUNDAY, OCTOBER 4. 2015 THE TRIBUNE TBO.com College Fcatball Mis tmiL OffiA jHHi I I i i ii jm laii ii -u. TH ASSOCIATED PRESS Florida State's Tyler Hunter, second from left, celebrates with teammates after he intercepted a pass in the end zone in the game's closing seconds. Florida State lets Wake Forest hang around, but escapes with victory Statistics NO. 11 FLORIDA STATE 24, WAKE FOREST 16 Up next: Miami at Florida State Saturday: Time and TV TBA what really good football teams do, and we've got to learn to have that killer instinct and go do it." Roberto Aguayo added a 25-yard field goal for the Seminoles Freshman Kendall Hinton was 27 of 42 for 215 yards against the nation's No.

4 pass defense with a 7-yard touchdown pass to Cam Serigne. Mike Weaver kicked three field goals for the Demon Deacons including a 29-yarder with 3:34 left that pulled them within eight. Coach Dave Clawson opted not to go for it on that fourth-and-1 from the 6 because if "you go for it and you don't get it, the game is over. "I wanted to put some pressure on them and make it a one-score game, and keep us in the football game," Clawson said. Wake Forest forced a punt, got the ball back with 1:42 left and "It just sailed on me," Hinton said.

"Just a high pass. Got to be more accurate." That finally sealed it for Florida State, a 20-point favorite that had won the previous three meetings in the series by an average of 49 points, allowing the Demon Deacons two field goals and nothing else during that span. It seemed like Florida State was about to pull away when Golson found Whitfield for a short scoring pass on the Seminoles' first series of the second halfTand Aguayo followed with his kick that put Florida State up 24-10 midway through the third. "To me, the most important word in sports is confidence," Fisher said. "Once you think you can do it, you end up doing it.

And we allowed them too much confidence." The sloppy Seminoles struggled to put away Wake Forest, finishing with 10 penalties for 100 yards and gaining just 213 total yards in the three-plus quarters after Cook left the game with the hamstring injury. "Too many silly penalties on defense," Fisher said. The Associated Press WINSTON-SALEM, N.C. Dalvin Cook made it look easy for No. 1 1 Florida State against Wake Forest once again.

After he was hurt, things got awfully tough for the Seminoles. Their 24-16 victory over the pesky Demon Deacons on Saturday wasn't secure until Tyler Hunter's diving interception in the end zone with 21 seconds to play, and coach Jimbo Fisher was left hoping his team can develop a stronger killer instinct. "We need to see more guys wanting to step up and be that dude when the game's on the line," defensive back Jalen Ramsey said. "I feel like it will come." Cook ran 94 yards for a touchdown before leaving with what Fisher said was a left hamstring injury. His replacement, Johna-than Vlckers, added a 9-yard touchdown run, and Everett Gol-son was 20 of 31 for 202 yards with a 5-yard TD to Kermit Whit-held.

"When we had an opportunity to put the game away (early), we didn't do it," Fisher said. "That's Top Florida St WafccForwl 7 7 It 24 First Quarter 94 run (Aguayo kick), 8:17. Wake-FG weaver 28, 2:57. Second Quarter FSU-Vlckers 9 run (Aguayo kick). 11:08.

Wake-Serigne 7 pass trom Hinton (weaver kick). 4:12. Third Quarter FSU-whitfield 5 pass from Golson (Aguayo kick). 12:21. FSU-FG Aguayo 2S.

7:33. Wake-FG Weaver 34. 11:26. Wake-FG weaver 29. 3 34.

First downs Rushes-yards Passing Comp-Att-Int Return Yards Punts-Avg. Fumbles-Lost Penalties-Yards Time of Possession 55! 215 20 31 0 27 43 1 4 35 0-0 2-1 10-100 5-32 24:04 35:56 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING Florida St. Conk 2 94. Vickers 10-31. Golson 7-4, team 2-(minus 4).

Wake Forest. CoJburn 11-51, Hinton 13-48, Bell 10-39. Robinson 2-4. PASSING Florida St. Golson 20-31-0-202.

Wake Forest Hinton 27-42-1-215, Wolford 0- 1-0 0. MCFJVtNG-norlda St. Rudolph 6-69. Wilson 5-77. Whitfield 2-9, D.Cook 1- 8.

tzzo 1-8, Lane 1-7. Wake Forest Sengne 10-83. Lewis 8-70. Brent 4-43, Nines 2-7, Wade 2- 4, Robinson 1-8. reached the Seminoles' 20 before Hinton overthrew Serigne in the end zone and Hunter intercepted it.

How the Friday's late results CAST Bentley IS, Pace 13 FAR WEST BYU 30, UConn 13 S. Utah 44, Weber St 0 W. Oregon 42, Dixie St 24 Saturday's results EAST Albright 41, Misericordia 13 Alfred 34, Mornsvilte St. 19 American International 44, LIU Post 17 Amherst 37, Bowdotn 6 Assumption 51, St, Anselm 19 Bloomsburg 63, Cheyney 0 Bowling Green 2B, Buffalo 22 Bridgewater (Mass.) 34, W. Conn.

27 Brockport 59. Alfred St. 7 Brown 41, Rhode Island 31 Buffalo St. 30, SL John Fisher 7 California (Pa.) 38. Seton Hilt 34 Case Reserve 59.

Bethany (WV) 20 Clarion 41, Mercyhurst 27 Coast Guard 21, Maine Maritime 14 College of NJ at Salisbury, ccd. Cortland St. 48, Hartwick 45, OT Dartmouth 41, Penn 20 Delaware 24. William Mary 23 Dickinson 13, Franklin Marshall 7 Duquesne27. CCSU 10 Endtcott 31.MIT 27 Fitchburg St.

36, Mass. Maritime 7 Fordham 35, Lafayette 7 Framingham St. 26, Mass. -Dartmouth 14 Hobart27, WPI7 Holy Cross 37, Albany (NY) 0 Husson 40, Castleton 7 Indiana (Pa.) 42, Edinboro 21 Johns Hopkins Juniata 5 Kutztown 47, Millersville 14 Lycoming 38, Lebanon Valley 35, OT Merrimack 14, New Haven 10 Monmouth (NJ) 31. Bryant 24 Montclair St 64, William Paterson 7 Moravian 31, Ursinus 3 Mount Ida 43, Gallaudet 12 Muhlenberg 27, Susquehanna 24 NY Maritime 44, Anna Maria 7 Navy 33, Air Force 11 New Hampshire 37, Elon 14 Norwich 31, Becker 14 Penn St.

20, Army 14 Plymouth St 20. WesrheW SL 19, OT RPI 27, Merchant Marine 7 Robert Morris 9, Wagner 6 S. Connecticut 28, Stonehitl 17 Salve Regma 31, Curry 13 Shippensburg 69, Stroudsburg 67, 50T Slippery Rock 41, Gannon 14 Springfield 20, Union (NY) 17 St Lawrence 20, Rochester 0 St Vincent 65, Thtel 14 Trinity (Conn.) 24, Williams 0 Tufts 17, Bates 16 UMass 24, FIU 14 Utica 30, Ithaca 27, OT W. New England 49, Nichols 6 Waynesburg 35, Grove City 31 Wesleyan (Conn.) 15. Hamilton 10 West Chester 33, Lock Haven 9 West Liberty 38, WV Wesleyan 31 Westminster (Pa.) 26, Carnegie-Mellon 16 Widener 27, Wilkes 7 Yale 27, Lehigh 12 SOUTH Alabama 38.

Georgia 10 Albany St (Ga.) 29. Miles 16 Alderson-Broaddus 27, Fort Valley St 20 Appalachian St 31, Wyoming 13 Arkansas 24, Tennessee 20 Auburn 35, San lose St. 21 Ave Maria 11, Concordia (Ala.) 0 Averett at LaGrange, ccd. Berry 20, Washington (Mo.) 13 Bethune-Cookman 28, NC Central 26 Bowie St. 34, Johnson C.

Smith 21 Bridgewater (Va.) 39. Shenandoah 21 Buckneil 28.VMI22.OT Campbell 24. Drake 14 Campbellsville 59, Faulkner 50 Catawba 17. Newberry 13 Chicago 28, Birmingham-Southern 14 Chowan 27, Winston-Salem 24 Clemson 24, Notre Dame 22 Coastal Carolina 55, Alabama 0 Cumberland (Tenn.) 37, Pikeville 33 Cumbertands 59. Bethel (Tenn.) 7 Dayton 27, Stetson 14 Duke 9, Boston College 7 E.

Illinois 40, Austin Peay 16 Elizabeth City St 41. Livingstone 6 Emory Henry 31, Randolph-Macon 21 Fayetteville St. 49, Lincoln (Pa.) 17 Ferrum 31, Greensboro 20 Florida 38, Mississippi 10 Florida St. 24, Wake Forest 16 Florida Tech 41, Delta St 37 Frostburg St. 29, Kean IS Furman 17, SC State 3 Georgetown Kentucky Christian 0 Georgia Southern 51, La.

-Monroe 31 Gettysburg 45. McDaniel 17 Gram bit ng St. 59, Jackson St. 27 Hampden-Sydney 38, Catholic 21 Hendru 51. Centre 48 Huntingdon 45, NC Wesleyan 40 Jacksonville 30, Morehead St 26 Jacksonville St 49.

MVSU 7 James Madison 38. Stony Brook 20 Kentucky 34. E. Kentucky 27. OT Kentucky St.

32. Benedict 19 LSU 44, E. Michigan 22 Lenoir-Rhyne 52. Carson-Newman 17 Liberty 41, Georgia St 33 Lindsey Wilson 42. Union (Ky.) 17 Louisiana College 38, Sul Ross St.

28 Louisiana Tech 43. Louisiana-Lafayette 14 Louisville 20. NC State 13 Marshall 27, Old Dominion 7 Maryville (Tenn.) 29. Methodist 23 McNeese St. 37, Ntcholls St 7 Michigan 28.

Maryland 0 Morehouse 23, Clark Atlanta 13 Morgan St 26, Delaware St. 6 NC 45, Hampton 31 Norfolk St 15. Howard 12 North Alabama 34, vaidosta St. 12 North Carolina 38. Georgia Tech 31 North Greenville 38.

Mars Hill 14 Pittsburgh 17, Virginia Tech 13 Point Warner 21 Bernhardt 80, Btuefteld South 14 Rhodes 28. Sewanee 10 Richmond 48. Maine 17 Rowan 14, Christopher Newport 9 Savannah St. 37. Florida 27 Shorter 42.

Mississippi College 33 South Alabama 24, Troy 18 Southeastern (Fla.) 54, Edward Waters 13 Southern Miss. 49. North Texas 14 St Francis (Pa.) 58. ETSU 9 Stevenson 13. King's (Pa.) 7 Stillman 29.

Lane 17 Thomas More 38, Wash. A Jefferson 20 Tulane 45, UCF 31 Tusculum 20. Brevard 0 UNC Pembroke 29. Tuskegee 17 UT Martin 31. Tennessee Tech 17 Valparaiso 42.

Davidson 35 Vanderbilt 17, Middle Tennessee 13 Virginia St 24, St. Augustine's 0 Virginia Union 22. Shaw 13 W. Carolina 33, Presbyterian 21 W. Virginia St.

52, Virginia Wise 45 Washington Lee 20. Guilford 17 Wesley at S. Virginia, pod. West Georgia 32. West Alabama 14 Wtngate 11, Limestone 12 Wotford 34.

Mercer 33. OT IHOWCST Cent. Michigan 29. N. Illinois 19 Illinois 14.

Nebraska 13 Illinois St 21. N. Iowa 13 Indiana St 56, Missouri St. 28 Iowa 10, Wisconsin 6 Iowa St 38. Kansas 13 Kent St 20, Miami (Ohio) 14 Michigan St 24.

Purdue 21 Missouri 24. South Carolina 10 Northwestern 27. Minnesota 0 Ohio 14. Akron 12 Ohio St 34. Indiana 77 Rose-Hulman 81.

Anderson (Ind.) 13 SL Missouri 27, Murray St 10 Simpson (Iowa) 41. Buena Vista 13 Sioux falls 59. Wayne (Neb.) 10 St Ambrose 41. Trimly (III.) 13 St. Cloud St 62.

Minn Crookstnn 14 St Francis (III.) 12. Concordia (Mich.) 3 St. Francis (ind.) 45. Marian (ind 42 St. John's i Minn.

1 4). Hamline 21 St Norbert 11. CorruMi (Iowa) 3 St Schoiastica 5). Martin Luther 13 St Thomas (Minn.) 54, St. OUf 0 Tabor 31.

Sterling 7 Taylor 41, Missouri Baptist 13 Tiffin 31, Wayne (Mich.) 7 Toledo 24. Ball St. 10 Trine 21, Alma 20 Hiinms37.S Illinois 36 Wabash 38. Hiram 0 Wartourg 21. Central 13 Whralnn (III.) 31, North Park 7 William teweit 40, Mistoun SAT 16 William Penn51.Avila29 Wmona St 51.

CmKordia (St P.I 7 Wis. Oshkmh 69. Wis Stout 14 Wis. River falls 21. Wis LaCroise 20 Wis.

Stevens Pt 18. Wis. tan Claire 28 Wis Whitewater 17. Wis PtatteviMc 1 Wittenberg 24, Womter 0 Youngs town St 31. South Dakota 1 tOUTMWCT Arkansas St 49.

Idaho IS Baylor 63. Trias Terh 3S East Carolina 49. SMU 23 Houston 38. Tulsa 24 Oklahoma 44. Vtrqirtia 74 Oklahoma St 16.

Kansas St 34 Sam Houston St 34. Stephen Austin 28 TCU SO. Teiai Ten ii AAM MtssnvpfM St. 17 W. Kentucky 49, Rtce 10 FAR WIST ArirrmaSt 38 LfCL 71 California 34, Washington St.

28 Montana U.iK Davit 13 New Mrxtta 38. Nrw UvxKO St. 29 San Oieqn 10. ManM27 UNtV 23. Nevada Utah St.

31, Colorado St IB Elliott's big day carries Buckeyes No.1 Ohio State (S-O) beat Indiana 34-27 Next: vs. Maryland. Saturday. No. 2 Michigan State (5-0) beat Purdue 24-21.

Next at Rutgers, Saturday. No. 3 Mississippi (4-1) lost to No. 25 Florida 38-10. Next: vs.

New Mexico State Saturday. No. 4 TCU (S-O) beat Texas 50-7. Next: at Kansas State. Saturday.

No. Baylor (4-0 beat Texas Tech 63-35. Next: at Kansas, Saturday. No. 6 Notre Dame (4-1) lost to No.

12 Clemson 24-22. Next vs. Navy. Saturday. No.

7 UCLA (4-1) tost to Ari2ona State 38-23. Next: at No. 18 Stanford. Oct. 15.

No. 8 Georgia (4-1) lost to No. 13 Alabama 38-10. Next: at Tennessee, Saturday. No.

9 LSU (4-0) beat Eastern Michigan 44-22. Next: vs South Carolina, Saturday. No. 10 Utah (4-0) did not play. Next: vs.

No 24 California. Saturday No. Florida SUM (4-0) beat Wake Forest 24-16. Next: vs. Miami.

Saturday. No. 12 Clemon (4-0) be.it No 6 Notie Oame 24-22. Next: vs. Georgia Tech.

Saturday. No. 13 Alabama (4-1) beat No. 8 Georgia 38-10. Next vs.

Arkansas. Saturday. No. 14 Taxas MM (5-0) beat No. 21 Mississippi State 30-17.

Next vs. No. 13 Alabama. Oct. 17.

No. 15 Oklahoma (4-0) beat No. 23 West Virginia 44-24. Next vs. Texas at Dallas Saturday.

No. Northwestern (5-0) beat Minnesota 27-0 Next: at No. 22 Michigan. Saturday. No.

17 Southern Cal 3-1 did not play. Next: vs Washington. Thursday. No. 18 Stanford (3-1) played Arizona late.

Next: vs No. 7UCIA Oct. 15. No. TO Wisconsin (3-2) lost to Iowa 10-6.

Next: at Nebraska. Saturday. Ma 20 Oklahoma Stat (5-0) beat Kansas State 36-34 Next: at No 23 West Virginia Saturday. No. 21 Mississippi St.

(3-2) tost to No 14 Texas AiM 30-17 Next: vs. Troy. Saturday. No. 22 Michigan (4-1) beat Maryland 28-0.

Next: vs. No. 16 Northwestern. Saturday. No.

23 West Virginia (3-1) tost to No. 15 Oklahoma 44-24. Next: vs. No. 20 Oklahoma St.

Saturday. No. 24 California (5-0) heal Washington State 34-28. Next: at No 10 Utah. Saturday.

No. 25 Florida (5-0) beafKo3 Mississippi 38-10. Next: at Missouri, Saturday. 25 THE ASSOCIATED POESS Urban Meyer's team struggled In Saturday's game against Indiana but extended its win streak to 18. are off to their worst start since going 1-9 in 19.r)6.

Iowa upsets No. 19 Badgers madison, wis. Jordan Can-zeri ran for 125 yards and Iowa took advantage of four turnovers by Wisconsin (3-2, 0-1) quarter-bark loci Stave to upset the No. 19 Badgers 10-6. Tight end George Kittle caught a 1-yard touchdown pass from C.I.

Beathard in the second quarter for the only touchdown in (he game and Iowa (5-0, 1-0 Big Ten) beat a ranked opponent for the first time in its last 10 attempts. Scott ran for 14fi yards and two touchdowns, and No. 2 Mich Top 25 fared defeated No. 23 West Virginia 44- 24 in the Big 12 opener for both teams. Wendell Smallwood ran for 111 yards for the Mountaineers Clayton Thorson scored two touchdowns and No.

16 Northwestern (5-0, 1-0) opened Big Ten play with a 27-0 win over Minnesota (3-2, 0-1). Ben Grogan made a 37-yard field goal with 32 seconds left to lift No. 20 Oklahoma State (5-0, 2-0 Big 12) to a 36-34 win over visiting Kansas State (3-1, 0-1). Desmond Morgan had nine tackles and a pick, part of a dominating performance by No, 22 Michigan (4-1. 10 Big Ten) in a 2H-0 rout of Maryland (2-3, 0-1 hired GofT got off to a shaky start and still threw for 390 yards and four touchdowns to lead No.

24 California (5-0, 2 0 Pac-12) to a 34-2B win over visiting Washington State (2-2, 0-1 The Associated Press BLOOMINCTON, Ind. Ezekiel Elliott scored on touchdown runs of 55, 65 and 75 yards in (he second half, and No. 1 Ohio State came up with a final goal-line stand to escape with a 34-27 win over Indiana on Saturday. lilliott had a career-best 274 yards on 23 carries. The Buckeyes (5-0, 1-0 Big Ten) extended the FBS' longest winning streak to 18 in a row.

Indiana (4-1, 0-1) lost the nation's leading rusher, Jordan Howard, in the first half and its starting quarterback, Nate Sud-feld, in the third quarter. But the Iloosiers made things difficult for the defending national champs. Horned Frogs embarrass listless Longhorns, 50-7 FORT WORTH, Texas Trcvonc Boykin threw five touchdown passes, including four to freshman KaVontae Turpin, and No. 4 TCU rode a 30-point first quarter to a 50-7 rout of Texas. Josh Doctson broke the TCtJ record for receiving TDs with a pair of scores as the I lomed Frogs (5-0, 2-0 Big 12) won (heir 1 3 1 1 1 straight game.

The Longhorns (1-4, 0-2), plagued by special teams mistakes for the third straight game, scored a late touchdown to avoid matching the second-worst shutout loss in school history 50-0 to Oklahoma 107 years ago. They igan State (5-0, 1-0 Big Ten) held on to hand Purdue (1-4, 0-1) a 24-21 loss. The Spartans led 21-0 at half-time, but Purdue had the ball near midficld with a chance to tie or take the lead before David Blough threw incomplete on fourth down with about a minute to play in the game. Selh Russell passed for 2H6 yards and four touchdowns and ran for two more scores while Shock Linwood rushed for a career-high 221 yards as No, 5 Baylor began its pursuit of a third straight Big 12 title with a 63-35 wi ver Texas Tech. Mike Bercovici passed for 273 yards and two touchdowns, and visiting Arizona State (3-2, 1-1 Pac-12) got its season back on track with a 3(1-23 victory over No.7UCLA(4-l, II).

Baker Mayfiekl passed for 320 yards and three touchdowns, and No. 15 Oklahoma (4-0, 10 Big 12).