Stanford made it out of the Coliseum in one piece after big wins by Nebraska, Georgia, Missouri, Oklahoma, Georgia Tech ... and Minnesota! Here’s the complete college football TV schedule for Week 9.
USC Vs. Stanford Score: Cardinal Strike First In Overtime
It figures this game went to overtime. All night, Stanford and USC have battled back and forth, throwing punches and countering at The Coliseum. It’s been one of those kinds of games.
After Stanford punched it in from close-range with 38 seconds to go, USC drove to the end of field goal range. But Robert Woods took too long running across the field and trying to get out of bounds on a tunnel screen and USC never got a chance for the game-winning field goal in regulation. The clock struck zero as Woods went down, sending the game to overtime.
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VIDEO: Ohio State Hail Mary, Exactly How They Drew It Up
Not a happy day in Madison.
Wisconsin had a few seconds left with which to attempt a last-ditch effort of their own, but the Big Ten had to get to bed, y’all.
Read Article >Wisconsin Vs. Ohio State Final Score: Buckeyes Hand Badgers Second Straight Loss, 26-14
Last Saturday, Wisconsin was a national championship contender. Now, after a second straight loss, the Badgers are behind Ohio State in the Legends Division of the Big Ten race, and all but eliminated from Rose Bowl contention. That’s the aftermath of Wisconsin’s 33-29 loss to the Buckeyes in Columbus.
At least the Badgers have lost with panache.
Read Article >South Carolina Vs. Tennessee Final Score: Cocks Prevail In Gruesome Contest
Arizona State Vs. Colorado Final Score: Buffs’ Pac-12 Initiation Continues
For more on this game, visit Arizona State blog House Of Sparky and Colorado blog Ralphie Report, plus Pac-12 blog Pacific Takes. And stay tuned to SB Nation’s college football news hub.
Read Article >Clemson Vs. Georgia Tech Halftime Score: Yellow Jackets Have Tigers On Upset Alert
Clemson’s made a habit of digging holes and pole-vaulting out of them in the 2011 college football season. Will the Tigers be able to do the same against Georgia Tech? They’re down 24-3 at halftime. (For live scoring updates, head to our Clemson-Georgia Tech events page.)
The Yellow Jackets scored two of their three touchdowns in the second quarter, and outscored the Tigers 17-0 in the period in part by putting together three drives of more than 70 yards. Georgia Tech has 187 rushing yards at the half, and has rolled up almost twice Clemson’s yardage so far.
Read Article >Stanford Vs. USC Halftime Score: Cardinal Lead, But Just Barely
USC kicker Andre Heidari, suddenly healthy after suffering an ankle injury a few weeks back, kicked two field goals in the first half, but the Stanford Cardinal lead the Trojans at the half, 10-6. The USC defense has held up admirably, stiffening up after allowing a touchdown on Stanford’s first drive while only giving up a field goal over the course of the rest of the half.
Take root here for Stanford-USC score updates and here for college football stories from around the country.
Read Article >Wisconsin Vs. Ohio State Halftime Score: Russell Wilson Flying Solo
South Carolina Vs. Tennessee Halftime Score: Vols Lingering, 7-3
For live South Carolina-Tennessee score updates, head here.
If you like punts, you’d like this one. Seven so far. These offenses like throwing the ball around a lil bit, but when they’re not landing, welp.
Read Article >Auburn Vs. Ole Miss Halftime Score: Knotted At 17, Surprisingly
Ole Miss is hanging around, trying to find its first SEC win on Saturday as it faces Auburn. At the half, the Tigers have yet to blow the game open, with the Rebels managing a tie at halftime in Auburn.
If you can’t see it on TV, head here for Auburn-Ole Miss score updates and here for the rest of Saturday’s action.
Read Article >Texas Vs. Kansas Halftime Score: Oh, This Is Bad
The Texas Longhorns are off and running on Saturday night with a strong first half that has them up 26-0 on Kansas. The Jayhawks had 10 -- count ‘em, 10 -- yards of total offense in the half. Granted, the Jayhawks had the ball just over five minutes, but daaaaaaang.
If you don’t get the Longhorn Network (so, pretty much everyone), head here for Texas-Kansas score updates and here for Saturday stories from around the nation.
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Texas Tech Vs. Iowa State Score Update: Who Are These Cyclones?
We’ve replaced Iowa State with Oklahoma State, let’s see if anyone notices! Through one quarter of play in Lubbock, the Cyclones have a surprising 21-0 lead over Texas Tech, one week after the Red Raiders’ upset win over Oklahoma shoot here for Texas Tech-Iowa State score updates and here for game stories from around the country).
The Iowa State lead should actually be more at this point. Texas Tech fumbled a kickoff late in the first quarter, but Iowa State generously gave the ball back inside the five with the score at 21-0. It was simply a dominant first quarter.
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Georgia’s Win Over Florida, In Photo Form
Best way to celebrate a Georgia win over Florida in the World’s Largest Outdoor Cocktail Party? This bald-headed bro, whose hair has been replaced with a painted bulldog, probably has the right idea. Surprise hug attack with a creepy look on your face!
Read Article >Florida Vs. Georgia Final Score: Bulldogs Come Back For Rare Rivalry Win, 24-20
Georgia needed a lot to break its way to beat Florida 24-20 in the World’s Largest Outdoor Cocktail Party. But the Bulldogs took advantage of their opportunities, and Florida’s miscues gave them plenty.
Two fumbles? Yeah, Florida coughed them up, and Georgia turned them into two touchdowns. An offense that barely even attempted to run the ball and was triggered by a hobbled quarterback? Florida clung to it, and John Brantley got diminishing returns. And a defense that couldn’t stop Georgia’s running game when it needed a stop most? Yeah, that’s Florida’s, and it got run over for 185 rushing yards.
Read Article >Oklahoma Vs. Kansas State Final Score: Sooners Dominate Second Half, Win 58-17
Oklahoma was clinging to a 23-17 lead over Kansas State at the half, but you wouldn’t know it from the final score. The Sooners came out of the half gunning, turning a 23-17 lead into a 58-17 win, keeping the Wildcats off the board in the second half while putting up points in bunches.
It was a superb bounce-back game for the Sooners, who were knocked off their pedestal last weekend by Texas Tech. Landry Jones was his usual self, throwing for 505 yards and five touchdowns. Jones also threw two interceptions, both of which came in the first half.
Read Article >Florida Vs. Georgia Score Update: Dawgs Charging, Gators Hanging On
Florida and Georgia haven’t toned down the insanity in the second half of the World’s Largest Outdoor Cocktail Party. But the momentum is swinging in the Bulldogs’ favor, and Georgia has cut Florida’s lead to 20-17. (For live scoring updates, head to our Florida-Georgia events page.)
For further reading, news, discussion and more, visit our Florida blog Alligator Army and our Georgia blog Dawg Sports. Here’s this week’s college football TV schedule, and stay tuned to SB Nation’s college football news hub for more.
Read Article >ANIMATED: De’Anthony Thomas Is Playing A Video Game
The latest came against Washington State as Thomas made a safety look absolutely foolish with two quick cuts at full speed. The result was a hilarious gif and a touchdown.
Read Article >West Virginia Vs. Rutgers Halftime Score: Snowy Shootout In New Jersey
For live Rutgers-WVU score updates, head here.
WVU was in position for a field goal just before the half, but a big loss moved them out of range. In a game short on defense, those three points could prove mighty valuable.
Read Article >Florida Vs. Georgia Halftime Score: World’s Wildest SEC East Grudge Match
Florida and Georgia seem hell-bent on playing another entertaining edition of The Rivalry Formerly Known As The World’s Largest Outdoor Cocktail Party. At the half, Florida leads, 17-10. (For live scoring updates, head to our Florida-Georgia events page.)
The Gators raced out to a 17-3 lead that could have been even bigger, thanks to two returning players. Brantley, returning from an ankle injury that has kept him out of Florida’s last two games, threw for 226 yards and a touchdown in the first half.
Read Article >Oklahoma Vs. Kansas State Halftime Score: Sooners Hold Slim Lead
The Oklahoma Sooners shook whatever hangover there was from last weekend’s loss to Texas Tech early, but find themselves in a battle with Kansas State at the half. Oklahoma has the lead, 23-17, but the Wildcats are right there, despite an inability to throw the ball.
Compare the quarterback stats for a moment and the discrepancy jumps off the page. Oklahoma quarterback Landry Jones threw for 290 yards and two touchdowns in the first half, but also tossed two interceptions. Colin Klein, on the other hand, threw for just 32 yards on four completions. Klein, known more for his running, picked up 104 yards and two touchdowns on the ground.
Read Article >Penn State Vs. Illinois Halftime Score: What Score?
We knew the sledding would be tough as Penn State and Illinois played a fun game of football in frigid weather. So the 0-0 halftime score shouldn’t come as a huge surprise, especially considering both teams boast strong defenses and offenses that simply grind it out. But this is pretty bad.
Both teams are under 100 yards of total offense, combining for 176 yards in the half. Passing, as expected, is almost non-existent, with Penn State throwing for 33 yards and Illinois picking up 22 yards through the air. And each team has two turnovers -- Penn State fumbled twice while Illinois fumbled once and threw an interception.
Read Article >Dominique Whaley Injury: Oklahoma Running Back May Be Out For Year With Broken Ankle
The Sooners haven’t really missed Whaley so far, turning to their passing game to make mincemeat of Kansas State’s secondary. But Whaley has been Oklahoma’s leading rusher this season, rolling up 627 yards entering this Saturday, slightly more than half of the Sooners’ rushing yardage so far.
For further reading, news, discussion and more, visit our Oklahoma blog Crimson and Cream Machine and our Kansas State blog Dawg Sports. Here’s this week’s college football TV schedule, and stay tuned to SB Nation’s college football news hub for more.
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