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8D game SOUTH Mississippi (2-0) at South Carolina p.m. game WEST Missouri (3-0) at Nevada p.m. games EAST Rhode Island (1-1) at Connecticut a.m. Buffalo (1-2) at Temple a.m. Wake Forest (2-1) at Boston College p.m.

W. Kentucky (0-3) at Navy p.m. Maine (2-1) at Syracuse p.m. Iowa (3-0) at Penn St. p.m.

SOUTH South Florida (3-0) at Florida St. a.m. North Carolina (3-0) at Georgia Tech a.m. LSU (3-0) at Mississippi St. p.m.

Marshall (2-1) at Memphis Arkansas (1-1) at Alabama p.m. TCU (2-0) at Clemson p.m. UCF (2-1) at East Carolina p.m. Rutgers (2-1) at Maryland p.m. Pittsburgh (3-0) at N.C.

State p.m. McNeese St. (3-0) at Tulane p.m. Miami (2-0) at Virginia Tech p.m. Louisiana-Monroe (1-2) at Florida Atlantic p.m.

Florida (3-0) at Kentucky p.m. Ball St. (0-3) at Auburn p.m. N.C. Central (0-3) at Duke p.m.

Toledo (1-2) at Fla. International p.m. Arizona St. (2-0) at Georgia p.m. Ohio (2-1) at Tennessee p.m.

MIDWEST Fresno St. (1-2) at Cincinnati a.m. Southern Miss. (3-0) at Kansas a.m. Indiana (3-0) at Michigan a.m.

Minnesota (2-1) at Northwestern a.m. Michigan St. (1-2) at Wisconsin a.m. Tennessee Tech (1-1) at Kansas St. p.m.

Akron (1-2) at Cent. Michigan p.m. Idaho (2-1) at N. Illinois p.m. Illinois (1-1) at Ohio St.

p.m. SE Louisiana (2-1) at South Dakota p.m. Boise St. (3-0) at Bowling Green p.m. Army (2-1) at Iowa St.

p.m. Miami (Ohio) (0-3) at Kent St. p.m. Louisiana-Lafayette (2-1) at Nebraska p.m. Hofstra (2-1) at W.

Michigan p.m. Notre Dame (2-1) at Purdue p.m. SOUTHWEST UTEP (1-2) at Texas p.m. Troy (1-2) at Arkansas St. p.m.

Northwestern St. (0-3) at Baylor p.m. Middle Tennessee (2-1) at North Texas p.m. Grambling St. (2-1) at Oklahoma St.

p.m. UAB (1-2) at Texas p.m. Sam Houston St. (1-1) at Tulsa p.m. Vanderbilt (1-2) at Rice p.m.

Texas Tech (2-1) at Houston p.m. WEST San Diego St. (1-2) at Air Force p.m. UNLV (2-1) at Wyoming California (3-0) at Oregon p.m. Colorado St.

(3-0) at BYU p.m. Arizona (2-1) at Oregon St. p.m. Louisville (1-1) at Utah p.m. Cal Poly (1-1) at San Jose St.

p.m. S. Utah (1-2) at Utah St. p.m. Washington (2-1) at Stanford p.m.

New Mexico St. (1-2) at New Mexico p.m. Washington St. (1-2) at Southern Cal p.m. THIS GAMES BIG 12 ConferenceOverall NORTHWLWL Iowa Kansas ConferenceOverall SOUTHWLWL Texas Oklahoma Texas game Missouri at p.m.

games Southern Miss. at a.m., FSSW Tennessee Tech at Kansas p.m. UTEP at p.m., FSSW UAB at Texas p.m. Army at Iowa p.m. Northwestern St.

at p.m. Louisiana-Lafayette at p.m. Grambling St. at Oklahoma p.m. Texas Tech at p.m., ESPN2 LONE STAR ConferenceOverall NORTHWLWL SE C.

Northeastern Texas East SW ConferenceOverall SOUTHWLWL Abilene Midwestern Tarleton Angelo E. New W. Texas games East Central at Northeastern p.m. NW Oklahoma St. at SE p.m.

E. New Mexico at Abilene p.m. Midwestern St. at Angelo p.m. Central Oklahoma at Texas p.m.

Texas at West Texas p.m. Southwesterm Oklahoma at Tarleton p.m. MWC ConferenceOverall WLWL Air Colorado TCU 0020 San Diego New games TCU at p.m., ESPN360.com UNLV at p.m. Colorado St. at p.m., The Mtn.

Louisville at p.m., CBS CS New Mexico St. at New p.m., The Mtn. SUN BELT ConferenceOverall WLWL Middle Arkansas North Fla. Fla. W.

games Middle Tennessee at North p.m. W. Kentucky at p.m. Louisiana-Monroe at Florida p.m. Troy at Arkansas p.m.

Toledo at Fla. p.m. Louisiana-Lafayette at p.m. AMERICAN SOUTHWEST STANDINGS ConferenceOverall WLWL La. E.

Texas May-Hardin Miss. Howard Texas Sul Ross games Sul Ross St. at Howard p.m. La. College at p.m.

Hardin-Simmons at Miss. p.m. McMurry at Mary p.m. Texas Lutheran at E. Texas p.m.

STANDINGS ThursdayTimeTVRadio Mississippi at South p.m.ESPN DII: Wingate at Tusculum7 p.m.CBS CS FridayTimeTVRadio Missouri at Nevada8 p.m.ESPN SaturdayTimeTVRadio Cornell at Yale11 a.m.Versus Indiana at Michigan11 a.m.ESPN2 Michigan St. at Wisconsin11 a.m.ESPN South Florida at Florida St.11 a.m.ESPNU Southern Miss. at Kansas11 a.m.FSSW LSU at Mississippi St.11:20 a.m.KTXA/21 San Diego St. at Air Force1 p.m.The Mtn. at p.m.ESPN/103.3 FM FM Arkansas at p.m.KTVT/11 California at Oregon; Illinois at Ohio Miami at Virginia Tech 2:30 p.m.WFAA/8 p.m.ESPN Pittsburgh at North Carolina St.2:30 p.m.ESPNU UTEP at p.m.FSSWKRLD/1080 AM Western Kent.

at p.m.CBS CS Colorado St. at BYU5 p.m.The Mtn. Florida at Kentucky5 p.m.ESPN2 UAB at Texas p.m.KRLD/105.3 FM Middle Tennessee at North Texas6 p.m.KWRD/100.7 FM FM Northwestern St. at Baylor6 p.m.WBAP/820 Arizona St. at Georgia6 p.m.ESPNU Arizona at Oregon St.6:30 p.m.Versus Louisville at p.m.CBS CS Iowa at Penn St.7 p.m.WFAA/8 Notre Dame at Purdue7 p.m.ESPN Texas Tech at p.m.ESPN2KFXR/1190 AM New Mexico St.

at New Mexico9 p.m.The Mtn. Washington St. at p.m.FSSW game available on ESPN360.com Internet service CBSC CBS College Sports: 290, 613 and 152; The Mtn. 616 COLLEGE FOOTBALL ON TV TeamRec.Opp., time 1 Florida3-0at Kentucky, 5 p.m., Sat. 2 Texas3-0vs.

UTEP, 2:30 p.m., Sat. 3 Alabama3-0vs. Arkansas, 2:30 p.m., Sat. 4 Mississippi2-0at South Carolina, 6:30 p.m., Thu. 5 Penn State3-0vs.

Iowa, 7 p.m., Sat. 6 California3-0at Oregon, 2:30 p.m., Sat. 7 LSU3-0at Mississippi State, 12:20 p.m., Sat. 8 Boise St.3-0at Bowling Green, 6 p.m., Sat. 9 Miami2-0at 11 Virginia Tech, 2:30 p.m., Sat.

10 Oklahoma2-1idle 11 Virginia Tech2-1vs. 9 Miami, 2:30 p.m., Sat. 12 Southern Cal2-1vs. Washington 9:15 p.m., Sat. 13 Ohio St.2-1vs.

Illinois, 2:30 p.m., Sat. 14 Cincinnati3-0vs. Fresno 11 a.m., Sat. 15 TCU2-0at Clemson, 2:30 p.m., Sat. 16 Oklahoma St.2-1vs.

Grambling 6 p.m., Sat. 17 Houston2-0vs. Texas Tech, 8:15 p.m., Sat. 18 Florida St.2-1vs. South Florida, 11 a.m., Sat.

19 BYU2-1vs. Colorado 5 p.m., Sat. 20 Kansas3-0vs. Southern 11 a.m., Sat. 21 Georgia2-1vs.

Arizona 6 p.m., Sat. 22 North Carolina3-0at Georgia Tech, 11 a.m., Sat. 23 Michigan3-0vs. Indiana, 11 a.m., Sat. 24 Washington2-1at Stanford, 8 p.m., Sat.

25 Nebraska2-1vs. 6 p.m., Sat. TOP 25 SCHEDULE NORMAN, Okla. Oklahoma coach Bob Stoops expressed disappointment Tuesday that some of his players spoke Monday evening about injured quarterback Sam limited return to the practice field. Stoops explained, however, that his intent is to not put undue pressure on Bradford to push himself too far, too quick.

not trying to be Stoops said. just want Sam to have to deal with the pressure of expectations, because just not fair. bottom line is it will be day to day as he improves. sure as he goes forward they will give him more and more to do as the days come. just see how he handles it.

too early to speculate his Once comfortable and ready to play, I will have something to say. Until then, just not going to deal with it day to day, and I want our players to give percentages or he did this much or that much and everybody gets determined enough to play when it Stoops was asked if he had a formula in mind for how much game-week practice time Bradford would need to play against Miami on Oct. 3. not game he replied. me that game How much practice Bradford might need up to him, offensive coordinator Kevin Wilson said Monday.

something Coach Stoops and backs Josh will have to he said. Jones is playing well enough that we definitely have a great chance against any Big week for defense given up a point since the fourth quarter of the opening week and as a result leadsthe nation in points allowed per game (4.67), tackles for a loss (34) and rushing defense (40.7 yards per game). But end Jeremy Beal sure if the defense has lived up to his expectations. a hard question to answer our expectations are so he said. I would say yes and no.

playing really good, but we still have a whole lot we can get better at. not playing the way supposed to, but still playing pretty Defensive coordinator Brent Venables said this practice will determine if his unit carries the momentum of consecutive shutouts to the field at Miami on Oct. 3. we come out and practice with a purpose this week, I think you can build on the positives of our performance Saturday against he said. we come out and flop around and take the week off, going to lose any advantage or momentum.

think been playing pretty good and guys are playing incredibly hard. in really pretty good position and are eager to get Lewis impressing Given the refusal to budge on Mike eligibility situation and the chronic health problems of Austin Box, the continued education of freshman middle linebacker Ronnell Lewisis important. shows up on special teams a Bob Stoops said. a very explosive, fast guy. Every week more and more confident and excited about what Box did not suit up against Tulsa because of unspecified lower back problems, but he returned to practice Monday.

Stoops said Balogun will continue to practice while his case is on final appeal. MIKE JONES, 817-390-7760 OKLAHOMA FOOTBALL NOTES Bradford day-to-day, Stoops says By MIKE JONES OU coach Bob Stoops want Sam Bradford, above, rushing back too soon. MARTINEZ WACO Baylor nose tackle Trey Bryantbelieves the intense buildup to last home opener against Connecticut got the best of the Bears. A season-opening win at Wake Forest coupled with votes in both the and polls had Bears fans all lathered up in anticipation of the game against UConn. But the Huskies toppled the Bears 30-22and sent the crowd of 40,147 home disappointed.

Three days after the loss, the Bears (1-1) were still trying to explain what happened. is my fifth year here and I ever heard that much hype about a Baylor football team and how sold out it was supposed to Bryant said. think we kind of let it go to our heads a little bit. But now we know got to get back to work and back to the basics and not going to let that happen Center J.D. think the Bears got too excited about the possibilities of being 2-0.

think possible in this sport, because the more excitement you have the more fun going to Walton said. game is all about having fun. think we thought we were just going to roll into it and get the win and roll out and keep on going. But they snuck up on us and hit us right in the face and beat us at The Bears will have a chance to get back on track at 6 p.m.Saturday when they host Northwestern (La.) State (0-3). disheartening, of course, frustrating, coach Art Briles said of the UConn game.

the flip side of that a good football team. We take care of business, take care of the ball and win the Linebacker miffed Bears strongside linebacker Antonio Jones was personally affected when UConn compiled 235 yards rushing and had two backs run for more than 100 yards. UConn backs Andre Dixon(31rush- es, 149yards, threetouch- downs) and Jordan Todman (22 carries, 103yards) each slithered through defense with ease. was pretty heated after the game once I learned they had 235 yards rushing, but they had two running backs over 100 Jones said. a linebacker and as a man we want that to Jones said before the season started the Bears repeatedly talked about controlling the other running game.

me it was Jones said of rushing total. want anything like that to happen again. going to do everything in my power as a team going to do everything in our power to not let anything like that happen again. get it Sizing up the Demons Baylor safety Byron Landor said the Bears are in no position to look past anyone; even a winless Northwestern State team. what happened last week not going to take anyone Landor said.

think from seeing what Connecticut did I think going to come out and try to be physical with us and try to wear us down, but be Plays that count One source of frustration for Baylor in the loss was that UConn ran many more plays (81to 48) than the Bears. UConn also had the ball for Baylor. The Bears hope to improve on those numbers against Northwestern State. need to come out of the game with 49 football plays on the offensive side of the ball unless scoring Art Briles said. scoring in four plays, OK.

But if not, not ONLINE: DWAIN PRICE, 817-390-7760 BAYLOR VS. NORTHWESTERN 6 P.M. SAT. Hype might have been enemy By DWAIN PRICE Dan Fouts, a member of the Pro Football Hall of Fame who was the first NFL quarterback to top the passing markin three consecutive seasons, has been selected as recipient of the 2009 Davey Legends Award. Officials at the Davey Foundation announced selection Tuesday.

Fouts will be honored Feb. 15, 2010, at the Fort Worth Club. The former San Diego Chargers standout becomes the ninth recipient of the Legends Award, established in 2001 to recognize a former college or professional quarterback who made a significant contribution to the game of football while also demonstrating leadership skills and exemplary conduct off the field. Past recipients of the Legends Award include Joe Theismann (2008), Steve Spurrier (2007), Paul Hornung (2006), Len Dawson (2005), Archie Manning (2004), Terry Bradshaw (2003), Bart Starr (2002)and Roger Staubach (2001). In a statement, Fouts said: is an honor to be recognized among my peers for this award and to be recognized among some of greatest During an NFL career that spanned 15 seasons (197387), Fouts threw for 43,040 yardsand 254 touchdowns.

He was named the Most Valuable Player in 1979 and established an NFL single-season passing record in 1981 (since broken) when he threw for a career-high 4,802 yards. A current CBS football analyst on NFL telecasts, Fouts was inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame in 1993. His No. 14 jersey is one of two retired numbers in the history of the organization. As a college quarterback at Oregon, Fouts set 19 school records, including marks for passing yardage (5,995 yards) and total offense (5,871 yards) that stood for 14 years after his graduation.

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