So you think you're set for the week because you can recite the Top 25 results? Let ESPN.com give you the rest of the story from Saturday's action.

STARS
Devin West Missouri	Ran for 252 yards and two touchdowns on a career-high 40 carries and caught a TD pass in the Tigers' 35-19 victory over Iowa State.
Tim Rattay Louisiana Tech	Completed all 14 of his passes in the second half to finish 32-for-38 for 385 yards and four TDs in a 44-14 win over Northeast Louisiana.
Daunte Culpepper Central Florida	Completed 28 of 33 passes for 327 yards and a touchdown in a 38-17 victory over Northern Illinois.
David Neill Nevada	Threw for a Big West-record 611 yards and five touchdowns in a 48-45 loss to New Mexico State.
Anthony White Kentucky	Finally a Kentucky player other than Tim Couch made the list. White became the first Wildcat ever to amass more than 100 yards rushing and receiving in the same game as Kentucky defeated South Carolina 33-28.
STREAKING
Duke off the ACC schneid	Sims Lenhardt kicked four field goals, including a 32-yarder with 1:50 left, as Duke ended the ACC's longest losing streak at 21 games with a 19-16 victory over Wake Forest.
Dark day in Pullman	Washington State's fall from last season's dream team is just about complete. Oregon snapped the Cougars' eight-game home winning streak in rough fashion, mustering over 500 yards of offense in a 51-29 win while holding Washington State to just six yards of offense in the first quarter. Oregon is 5-0 for the first time since 1964.
COMEBACK KIDS
Short memories	No. 20 USC came back from a 22-point deficit against Arizona State last week. So when Cal started to cut into a 21-point deficit against the Trojans on Saturday, think any bells went off? The Golden Bears capitalized on two big USC mistakes to pull a 32-31 upset victory.
HAIL TO THE CHIEF
Air Force 49, Navy 7	The Air Force Academy took its first step toward retaining the coveted Commander-in-Chief Trophy by whitewashing Navy. The 5-1 Falcons can seal their 11th trophy in the last 16 years with a win at Army on Nov. 7.
JUST PLAIN OFFENSIVE
Giveaway day for St. Mary's	St. Mary's lost six fumbles, threw four interceptions and was held to minus-29 rushing yards and just 176 total yards in a 49-0 loss to Southern Utah.
Grizzlies grounded	Montana musted just a single touchdown in a 26-7 loss to Cal State-Northridge, the fewest points for the Grizzlies in their last 80 games.
RECORD-SETTERS
Drew Brees Purdue	Purdue's sophomore quarterback put his name in the record books twice, tying an NCAA record with 55 completions and setting another with 83 passing attempts. Brees finished with 494 yards passing, but couldn't pull off the upset as No. 10 Wisconsin survived the aerial assault 31-24.
Jerry Azumah New Hampshire	Became the first back in NCAA Division I-AA history to run for more than 1,000 yards in four consecutive seasons. He had 165 yards and one touchdown in a 22-13 loss to Richmond, and now is 374 yards away from breaking the I-AA career rushing mark of 5,415 set last year by Siena's Reggie Greene.
Travis Prentice Miami (Ohio)	Ran for two TDs in Miami of Ohio's 24-12 victory over Bowling Green to set a Mid-American Conference scoring record with 44 rushing TDs.
QUOTE OF THE DAY
Utah State coach Dave Arslanian, after his team was sacked 13 times and was called for 19 penalties in a 53-12 loss to Washington.	"I must be a lousy football coach. I've never seen that bad of a performance. I apologize, especially to the Huskies, for being the inept opponent we were today."