No. 1 Nebraska 49, Iowa State 27 RECAP
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Certainly not by halftime, when most of these teams' encounters have been decided in years past. In fact, Iowa State held a 14-13 lead after 30 minutes. But alas, the Huskers rolled to five second-half TDs to take command by the end of the third quarter.	Eric Crouch, who was nearly flawless in the second half and shook off a second-quarter interception that was returned for a Cyclones TD. Crouch completed all three of his pass attempts for 53 yards, while also rushing for 79 yards in the half to lead Nebraska on four of its final five scoring drives.	Oct. 14 at Texas Tech

No. 8 Miami 27, No. 2 Florida State 24 RECAP
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Matt Munyon pushed a 49-yard field, you guessed it, wide right. In a final two minutes that saw both teams score TDs to take the lead, Munyon supplied yet another ironic ending to this rivalry.	Miami quarterback Ken Dorsey, who hit 6 of 7 passes on the Canes' final scoring drive, a march that ended with Dorsey finding backup tight end Jeremy Shockey with a 13-yard scoring pass with 46 seconds to go. Dorsey finished the game 27 of 42 for 328 yards and two TDs.	Florida State: Oct. 14 vs. Duke Miami: Oct. 21 at Temple

No. 3 Virginia Tech 35, Temple 13 RECAP
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Michael Vick atoned for an fumble on the first play of the second half by scoring his only TD of the day later in the third for a 28-13 lead. Despite taking a 21-0 lead early in the second quarter, Tech found itself up by only eight in the third quarter.	Freshman cornerback Eric Green, who made his first start count with two interceptions -- one in the end zone. Green was part of a Hokies' defense that limited Temple to just 116 total yards.	Oct. 12 vs. West Virginia

No. 4 Kansas State 52, Kansas 13 RECAP
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Jonathan Beasley said it was over, which came after he'd run for three TDs and passed for a fourth during a 31-point second quarter that put the Wildcats up 38-0 by halftime.	No question, Jonathan Beasley, who feasted on the Jayhawks all day. Beasley ran for four TDs and threw for a fifth.	Oct. 14 vs. Oklahoma

No. 5 Clemson 34, North Carolina State 27 RECAP
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Woodrow Dantzler picked up his final eight yards and a first down on third-and-4 with just over two minutes remaining, allowing the Tigers to then run out the clock and escape with their best start since 1987.	It's hard to give game balls to players on losing teams, but State's Philip Rivers gets this one in defeat. Rivers upstaged Heisman-hopeful Woody Dantzler, completing 21 of 48 passes for 370 yards and three long TDs.	Oct. 14 vs. Maryland

Purdue 32, No. 6 Michigan 31 RECAP
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Travis Dorsch made good on his second chance, kicking a 33-yard field goal with four seconds remaining. With 2:11 left, Dorsch missed a 32-yarder.	Travis Dorsch, who after so much turmoil came through for the Boilermakers. Prior to his game-winner, Dorsch not only missed that earlier kick against Michigan, but also also missed a potential game-winner against Penn State last week.	Oct. 14 vs. Indiana

No. 7 Ohio State 23, No. 22 Wisconsin 7 RECAP
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Matt Wilhelm recovered one of Wisconsin quarterback Brooks Bollinger's three fumbles to end a drive at the Buckeyes' 25 in the third quarter. The Badgers were trying to answer Dan Stultz's field goal that gave Ohio State a 23-7 lead with 2:32 left in the third quarter.	Derek Combs, who ran for two TDs, including the final 78 yards of an 80-yarder with only one shoe. Combs finished with 122 yards on just 11 carries.	Ohio State: Oct. 14 vs. Minnesota Wisconsin: Oct. 14 at Michigan State

No. 9 Florida 41, LSU 9 RECAP
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A pair of freshman making their first starts, quarterback Rex Grossman and wide receiver Jabar Gaffney, hooked up for the third time on a 59-yard touchdown and 24-3 lead in the third quarter.	No question, the freshmen. Grossman finished 18 of 28 for 276 yards without throwing an interception. Gaffney caught eight passes from Grossman for 128 yards. Oh, and they hooked up for three TDs.	Oct. 14 vs. Auburn

No. 12 Oklahoma 63, No. 10 Texas 14 RECAP
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Hard to believe, but early in the second quarter when OU led 42-0 after scoring on its first five possession and returning an interception for a sixth TD.	Quentin Griffin, who set a Oklahoma record with six touchdown runs. He didn't have to run very far to score 36 points, reaching the end zone twice on 1-yard runs, and the other four times on carries of 2, 3, 4 and 8 yards.	Oklahoma: Oct. 14 at Kansas State Texas: Oct. 14 at Colorado

No. 11 Washington 33, Oregon State 30 RECAP
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Ryan Cesca's 46-yard field goal attempt sailed wide right with 14 seconds remaining.	Washington's offensinve line. The Huskies, without a 100-yard rushing game this season, got two Saturday. Freshman Rich Alexis gained 107 yards and sophomore Paul Arnold added 102.	Washington: Oct. 14 at Arizona State

No. 20 Mississippi State 17, No. 13 Auburn 10 RECAP
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With its defense in command all afternoon, a 17-0 halftime lead looked safe. But turnovers in the second half helped the Tigers to get back into the game. Auburn had one last chance, taking over at its own 4 with 4:05 left, but couldn't get the ball past its 20 and Mississippi State ran out the clock.	The MSU defense, which held Rudi Johnson to just 26 yards and the Tigers to only 164 overall. Johnson entered the game as the SEC's leading rusher, averaging 143.2 yards per game.	Auburn: Oct. 14 at Florida Mississippi State: Oct. 21 at LSU

No. 14 TCU 41, Hawaii 21 RECAP
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LaDainian Tomlinson scored his fourth touchdown of the day, running the score up to 38-14 in the fourth quarter.	Gotta give LaDainian Tomlinson his props again this week. The guy just keeps going, and going, as the yards keep piling up. Tomlinson ran for 294 yards -- the highest total in the country this season -- on a school-record 49 carries.	Oct. 21 at Tulsa

Arizona 31, No. 16 USC 15 RECAP
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For all intended purposes, the Wildcats took a 21-0 lead after one quater. The Trojans still had plenty of time, but didn't do much with it.	Ortege Jenkins, remember him? The guy who flipped before Vick. All he did Saturday was run for two TDs and throw a 75-yard scoring strike to Bobby Wade on the third play of the game to get the Wildcats off to their fast start.	Oct. 14 vs. Oregon

No. 18 Southern Mississippi 41, South Florida 7 RECAP
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When Southern Miss' Jeff Kelly took the field. He ran for three TDs and threw for two more as the Golden Eagles rolled.	Gee. . . Who could it be? Yeah, we'll go with Kelly. The senior accounted for five TDs and made up for the absence of RB Derrick Nix, who rushed for over 1,000 yards in the past two seasons.	Oct. 14 at Tulane

No. 19 Georgia 21, No. 21 Tennessee 10 RECAP
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Georgia's Tim Wansley intercepted his second pass of the game, scrambled past midfield and safely slid down, setting off the crazy Bulldog fans who stormed the field and moments later tore down the goalposts for the first time in Georgia history.	The Georgia defense. OK, it's the whimpy pick, but anyone who watched the Georgia defense stifle the Vols on a fourth and goal late in the game would vote for them as well. Plus they are really, really big.	Georgia: Oct. 14 vs. Vanderbilt Tennessee: Oct. 21 vs. Alabama

No. 24 Northwestern 52, Indiana 33 RECAP
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Damien Anderson went 15 yards for his fourth touchdown of the afternoon, giving the Wildcats a 45-21 lead in the fourth quarter.	Damien Anderson. Northwestern is getting downright offensive and nobody is to blame more than Anderson, who ran for 292 yards against the Hoosiers to become the first Wildcat to rush for 200 yards in back-to-back games.	Oct. 14 vs. Purdue

Iowa 21, No. 25 Michigan State 16 RECAP
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Not until Ryan Van Dyke's desperation pass from the Iowa 38 toward the back of the end zone failed to connect with Herb Haygood as time expired.	When you snap a 13-game losing streak, every player has to play a part. So this ball goes in the Iowa team locker. Special mention goes out to Kevin Kasper who scored the game-winning touchdown on a 43-yard catch-and-run from Jon Beutjer. Kahlil Hill's 90-yard kickoff return for a TD was also big.	Oct. 14 vs. Wisconsin