STATS ETC.
James Perry completed an Ivy League-record 41 passes in Brown’s 53-30 victory over Princeton. . . . Florida’s 31-10 victory over LSU was Coach Steve Spurrier’s 98th at Florida, tying him with Barry Switzer for the most victories in his first 10 years at a major college this century. . . . Kansas’ 18 penalties broke the school-record of 17 set in 1990, and their 162 penalty yards erased the 49-year-old record of 135.
Minnesota and Wisconsin met as ranked teams for just the third time in the 109-year rivalry and the first time since 1962. . . . The 11 touchdowns and 77 points scored by Massachusetts set Atlantic-10 records in a shutout victory over Northeastern. . . . Adrian Peterson rushed for 115 yards in the first half, breaking the Division I-AA record for consecutive 100-yard games with his 21st straight, in Georgia Southern’s 70-7 victory over Western Carolina. . . . Keith Brooks recovered two blocked punts for touchdowns as Colgate routed Lafayette, 56-14.
IN QUOTES
“I was thinking Liberty Bowl. That was the first thing that came to my mind.”
LEO BARNES
Southern Mississippi safety, on his 60-yard interception return that sealed a 39-22 victory over East Carolina.
“I’m sure there will be a lot of questions about that.”
CARL TORBUSH
North Carolina coach, on decision to go for a touchdown instead of a field goal on the two-yard line near the end of regulation. The touchdown try failed, and Tar Heels lost in overtime to Georgia Tech, 31-24.
“At Florida we always expect to win. We expected it today.”
ROBERT GILLESPIE
Florida running back, after 31-10 victory over Louisiana State.
“Our biggest improvement has been in our running game. Our offensive line is doing a hell of a job. They don’t care how their hair is combed, they just line up and play football.”
MICK DENNEHY
Montana coach, after 48-27 victory over Northridge.
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