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Top 25 Week 10 Results

#1 Miami 43, #11 Virginia Tech 27
#2 USC 24, Oregon 7
#3 Michigan 38, Michigan State 14
#7 Oklahoma State 32, #4 Texas 15
#5 Tennessee 52, #6 LSU 14
#8 West Virginia 52, Connecticut 6
#17 Ohio State 49, #9 Penn State 12
#13 Oklahoma 35, #10 Texas A&M 18
#12 Florida 56, Vanderbilt 6
#14 Arkansas 49, South Carolina 13
#15 Boise State 49, New Mexico State 10
Ole Miss 45, #18 Auburn 20
#19 Wake Forest 45, North Carolina 12
#20 Iowa 46, Illinois 33
#22 Florida State 49, N.C. State 3
#23 UCLA 24, Washington State 13
#24 TCU 37, Colorado State 7
#25 BYU 44, UNLV 29

New Top 25 Coaches Poll
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1 (1) Miami (37)
2 (2) USC (23)
3 (3) Michigan (1)
4 (5) Tennessee
5 (7) Oklahoma State
6 (8) West Virginia
7 (4) Texas
8 (13) Oklahoma
9 (12) Florida
10 (6) LSU
11 (14) Arkansas
12 (17) Ohio State
13 (15) Boise State
14 (16) Clemson
15 (11) Virginia Tech
16 (10) Texas A&M
17 (9) Penn State
18 (19) Wake Forest
19 (20) Iowa
20 (21) Wisconsin
21 (22) Florida State
22 (23) UCLA
23 (24) TCU
24 (25) BYU
25 (NR) Rutgers

Heisman Watch

1) Oliver Mason, WR, BYU >>>
2) Craig Fulton, RB, West Virginia >>>
3) Justin Williams, RB, USC >>>
4) Tom Allen, RB, Arkansas >>>
5) Damian Cooper, WR, Rutgers ^^^

National Players of the Week

Offense:
Chris Hall, QB, Nevada
35 - 46 - 597 yds, 7 total TD

Defense:
Rob Jackson, DE, BYU
12 tkls (8 TFL), 6 sacks

Mountain West Players of the Week

Offense:
Oliver Mason, WR, BYU
5 rec. - 138 yds, 3 total TD

Defense:
Rob Jackson, DE, BYU
12 tkls (8 TFL), 6 sacks

Mountain West Standings (after Week 10)

1) BYU --- 9-0 (6-0 MWC)
2) TCU --- 8-2 (5-1)
3) Utah --- 5-4 (4-1)
4) New Mexico --- 5-3 (3-2)
5) UNLV --- 4-4 (3-2)
6) Air Force --- 2-7 (2-4)
7) Colorado State --- 4-5 (2-4)
8) Wyoming --- 1-8 (0-5)
9) San Diego State --- 2-8 (0-6)

FIU Tracker

Lost 48-17 to Middle Tennessee State
Current Record: 3-6 (2-2 Sun Belt)

More commitments for BYU
BYU Football News

BYU received two more signed letters of intent this week, bringing their in-season total to 5. Coach Borland and the Cougar coaching staff went to offense for this week's recruits, including his 1st true dual threat QB.

QB Clint Rodgers, a 3-star scrambler out of Franklin, Tennessee, shunned the home-state Volunteers in favor of Coach Borland's Cougars. It was a hard-fought battle between BYU and Tennessee for Rodgers services, and it is clear now that the Cougars peaked his interest.

Joining Rodgers is offensive tackle Jordan Gates, a 3-star lineman out of Parkway, California. Gates is a huge prospect that should help solidify BYU's offensive line.

Rodgers and Gates join RB Tim Brewer and DEs Leigh Wilson and Terrell Porter on BYU's in-season commit list.

BYU hits the road in search of win #10 next week at rival Wyoming.

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BYU overcomes rough start to beat rival Wyoming
BYU Football News

The 24th-ranked BYU Cougars fell behind 14-0 to rival Wyoming, but rode the strength of their passing game and defense to defeat the Cowboys 28-14. Wyoming led 14-0 thanks to two TD passes, but BYU got 3 TD passes from senior QB Ed Pino and held the Cowboys scoreless for the final 3 frames to complete the victory and improve to 10-0.

Pino threw an interception on BYU's 2nd drive but recovered to throw 2 TD passes in the 2nd quarter to send the game into halftime tied at 14. In the 2nd half, the Cougars got 2 field goals out of freshman kicker Billy Parker and put the game away when Pino found Heisman front-runner senior WR Oliver Mason for an 8-yard score.

Pino threw for 324 yards, 3 TDs and that early interception on 24-of-41 passing. Mason was his main target, totaling 103 yards and his late TD catch. Senior slot WR Chris McCargo had 80 yards receiving and TD, while senior WR Sheldon Newman caught a TD pass himself.

The BYU offensive line got shredded by Wyoming, allowing 10 sacks. The Cougars only totaled 29 yards rushing, due mostly to Pino's -66 yard output. Sophomore RB Scott Taylor led BYU with 56 yards on 23 carries.

The BYU defense was sound after struggling in the 1st quarter. The Cougars held Wyoming to only 223 total yards and 12 first downs. They recorded 7 sacks and forced 3 turnovers, and held the Cowboys to only 4 yards rushing.

BYU will face one of their biggest tests next week in their quest for an undefeated season when they return home to welcome rival Utah for the annual Holy War. The two teams will play for the Beehive Boot.

Box Score

WYO 14 : 0 : 0 : 0 - 14
BYU 0 : 14 : 6 : 8 - 28

1st Quarter
WYO --- Parks 12 pass from Jones (Douglas kick)
WYO --- McKenzie 31 pass from Jones (Douglas kick)

2nd Quarter
BYU --- McCargo 48 pass from Pino (Parker kick)
BYU --- Newman 15 pass from Pino (Parker kick)

3rd Quarter
BYU --- Parker 35 FG
BYU --- Parker 32 FG

4th Quarter
BYU --- Mason 8 pass from Pino (Pino pass to E. Jackson)

Team Stats

1st Downs:
WYO --- 12 ... BYU --- 21
Total Offense:
WYO --- 223 ... BYU --- 353
Rushes-Yards:
WYO --- 18-4 ... BYU --- 38-29
Passing (C-A-I):
WYO --- 17-31-2 ... BYU --- 24-41-1
Passing Yards:
WYO --- 219 ... BYU --- 324
Times Sacked:
WYO --- 7 ... BYU --- 10
3rd Down Conversions:
WYO --- 3-11 ... BYU --- 8-17
Turnovers:
WYO --- 3 ... BYU --- 3

Individual Stats

WYOMING

Jeremy Jones, QB --- 17 - 31 - 219 yds, 2 TD, 2 INT

Alfred Barber, RB --- 8 att. - 17 yds

John McKenzie, WR --- 8 rec. - 121 yds, TD
Paris Parks, WR --- 3 rec. - 51 yds, TD
Todd Pears, WR --- 3 rec. - 45 yds

Xavier Torres, SS --- 10 tkls (3 TFL), 3 sacks, FF
Jason Franz, CB --- 10 tkls (1 TFL), FF
Dustin Cole, DE --- 7 tkls (5 TFL), 3 sacks
Brad Clarke, MLB --- 5 tkls (1 TFL), 1 sack, INT

BRIGHAM YOUNG

Ed Pino, QB --- 24 - 41 - 324 yds, 3 TD, 1 INT; 9 att. - (-66) yds

Scott Taylor, RB --- 23 att. - 56 yds
Walter McGrew, RB --- 5 att. - 23 yds
Will Dunn, QB --- 1 att. - 16 yds

Oliver Mason, WR --- 8 rec. - 103 yds, TD
Chris McCargo, WR --- 6 rec. - 80 yds, TD
Eric Jackson, WR --- 4 rec. - 69 yds
Sheldon Newman, WR --- 3 rec. - 43 yds, TD

Ed Holiday, CB --- 7 tkls (1 TFL), INT
Kurt Manning, CB --- 6 tkls (1 TFL)
Terence Lewis, MLB --- 5 tkls (3 TFL), 2 sacks
Bruce Daniels, FS --- 5 tkls
Joey Hobbs, DE --- 3 tkls (2 TFL), 2 sacks

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Top 25 Week 11 Results

#2 USC 55, Oregon State 10
#3 Michigan 63, Akron 17
#4 Tennessee 59, Temple 3
#5 Oklahoma State 45, Kansas 14
#6 West Virginia 42, Pittsburgh 9
Texas Tech 35, #7 Texas 28
#8 Oklahoma 45, Baylor 7
#9 Florida 38, South Carolina 14
#10 LSU 33, Alabama 14
#11 Arkansas 56, Mississippi State 7
#12 Ohio State 35, Michigan State 7
#13 Boise State 48, Fresno State 20
#14 Clemson 31, #21 Florida State 14
#15 Virginia Tech 16, #18 Wake Forest 10
#16 Texas A&M 36, Missouri 10
#17 Penn State 45, Northwestern 7
#19 Iowa 34, Purdue 10
Minnesota 18, #20 Wisconsin 13
#22 UCLA 38, Arizona 35
#23 TCU 39, UNLV 9
#24 BYU 28, Wyoming 14
#25 Rutgers 28, Cincinnati 21

New Top 25 Coaches Poll
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1 (1) Miami (41)
2 (2) USC (20)
3 (3) Michigan
4 (4) Tennessee
5 (5) Oklahoma State
6 (6) West Virginia
7 (8) Oklahoma
8 (9) Florida
9 (10) LSU
10 (11) Arkansas
11 (12) Ohio State
12 (13) Boise State
13 (14) Clemson
14 (15) Virginia Tech
15 (16) Texas A&M
16 (7) Texas
17 (17) Penn State
18 (19) Iowa
19 (22) UCLA
20 (23) TCU
21 (18) Wake Forest
22 (NR) Texas Tech
23 (24) BYU
24 (25) Rutgers
25 (20) Wisconsin

Heisman Watch

1) Oliver Mason, WR, BYU >>>
2) Craig Fulton, RB, West Virginia >>>
3) Justin Williams, RB, USC >>>
4) Damian Cooper, WR, Rutgers ^^^
5) Corey McMillan, QB, Texas Tech ^^^

National Players of the Week

Offense:
Jammal Walker, RB, Penn State
37 att. - 279 yds, 3 TD; 5 rec. - 56 yds, TD

Defense:
Lukas Spurlock, OLB, Ohio State
5 tkls (1 TFL), 1 sack, 2 INT, TD

Mountain West Players of the Week

Offense:
Zac Gutierrez, QB, Utah
24 - 30 - 379 yds, 6 total TD

Defense:
Courtney Nolan, OLB, New Mexico
11 tkls (1 TFL), INT, TD

Mountain West Standings (after Week 11)

1) BYU --- 10-0 (7-0 MWC)
2) TCU --- 9-2 (6-1)
3) Utah --- 6-4 (5-1)
4) New Mexico --- 5-4 (3-3)
5) UNLV --- 4-5 (3-3)
6) Colorado State --- 5-5 (3-4)
7) Air Force --- 2-8 (2-4)
8) Wyoming --- 1-9 (0-6)
9) San Diego State --- 2-9 (0-7)

FIU Tracker

Won 42-24 over UL-Monroe
Current Record: 4-6 (3-2 Sun Belt)

BYU pulls in WR to complete in-season list as they prepare for rivalry game
BYU Football News

Big news all over for the #23-ranked BYU Cougars as they prepare for arguably their biggest test of their incredible season.

The Cougars completed the in-season recruiting period this week by pulling in their 6th recruit. WR Obadiah Williams, a 3-star receiver out of San Antonio, Texas, submitted his letter of intent to play for BYU next fall. Williams joins five other commits, inlcluding 4 on offense total, for BYU so far.

Back at the home base, BYU and head coach Kyle Borland get ready to take on their hated rivals in the Utah Utes this weekend. The two teams will be playing for the Beehive Boot, but this game means more than that. A win for either team clinches at least a share of the conference title. A win for BYU clinches the title outright.

"This is a big game," Coach Borland said. "I coached some big rivalry games with title implications at FIU, but this game just seems to be bigger. Bigger crowd, bigger stakes, better talent on the field. This is going to be a true test for not only the players, but myself as well."

One of the goals the BYU athletic director placed on Coach Borland before the season began was to beat Utah. Beating Utah is one thing, but winning their 1st Mountain West title in years by defeating their hated rivals is another.

"We really did not expect to have this much success this season," Coach Borland remarked. "I mean, being 10-0? I never saw that. I always believed in my team and thought we had exceptional talent, but the ball just seems to be bouncing our way. Now if only the nation's voters would take notice, everything would be perfect."

BYU finally inched into the Top 25 a few weeks ago, but has only climbed 2 spots despite their unbeaten mark staying intact. BYU is one of only 5 teams in the nation that have not lost yet, but still remain ranked low at #23. Maybe beating Utah will provide a boost in the rankings.

"It seems a lot of experts and voters weren't expecting much out of us and it's showing in the polls," Coach Borland said. "The media poll has us a little higher and at least ranked above TCU, but we can't seem to make any movement in the coaches' poll. I guess we just have to keep winning to prove them wrong."

BYU upset then-#14 TCU back in Week 4 by a score of 36-28, but barely got any recognition for it. TCU lost a non-conference game to another ranked team a few weeks later, and somehow finds themselves ranked higher than BYU in the coaches' poll.

Winning a conference title may just be the boost BYU needs.

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BYU rolls over rival Utah to win MWC title outright
BYU Football News

It's officially true: Coach Borland just knows how to build champions.

The #23-ranked BYU Cougars clinched their 1st Mountain West championship in several years and improved to an impressive 11-0 mark by defeating their rival Utah in the annual Holy War, 48-24. BYU built up a 35-24 lead and held the Utes scoreless in the 2nd half to complete an undefeated conference mark (8-0) and move one step closer to their 1st undefeated regular season in over 20 years.

"What an incredible ride it's been," Coach Borland said after the title-clinching win. "And the great part about it is, it's not even close to being over yet! We already clinched the title outright and we still have another game to play to help put us at 12-0. The voters can't ignore us now!"

BYU has gotten the short end of the stick in the polls despite their unblemished record, but after this win it seems BYU is ready to make a statement to the world of college football.

"There's no reason we shouldn't get a shot at a BCS bowl," Coach Borland said. "We are one of only a few teams that are still undefeated. Hopefully, the cards will fall into place for us."

Senior QB Ed Pino had a great day throwing the ball for the Cougars in the win, throwing for 538 yards and 4 TDs on 36-of-55 passing and only 2 interceptions. Pino hit four different receivers for scores, and surprisingly none of them was Heisman leader senior WR Oliver Mason. Despite not finding the end zone, Mason still led BYU with 200 yards receiving on 11 catches. Senior slot WR Chris McCargo crossed the 1000-yard mark for the season during the game, and finished with 121 yards and a TD. Senior WRs Eric Jackson and Sheldon Newman each caught a TD pass as well.

Freshman FB Jermaine Hunter had a nose for the end zone though, scoring 2 TDs on the day. Hunter scored on a 1-yard plunge and a 2-yard reception in the 1st quarter as BYU built a 21-7 early lead.

The Cougars got a solid effort from sophomore RB Scott Taylor, who totaled 101 yards on 22 carries and kick-started the game with a 34-yard TD run. The offensive line had trouble protecting Pino though, allowing 11 sacks. Despite Taylor's high total, the Cougars totaled only 37 yards rushing due to Pino's -78 yard output.

The BYU defense struggled against the pass in the 1st half, but shut down the Utes after the halftime break. The Cougars recorded 8 sacks, which led to Utah totaling -41 yards on the ground. BYU also intercepted 3 passes and forced 4 turnovers total.

The #23-ranked Cougars have a bye next week and will finish up their incredible regular season at home for Senior Day. BYU will welcome a familiar foe to Coach Borland, as they take on UL-Lafayette. Coach Borland is 4-0 lifetime against the Ragin' Cajuns.

Box Score

UTAH 7 : 17 : 0 : 0 - 24
BYU 21 : 14 : 10 : 3 - 48

1st Quarter
BYU --- Taylor 34 run (Parker kick)
BYU --- Hunter 1 run (Parker kick)
UTAH --- Sims 90 pass from Gutierrez (Clarke kick)
BYU --- Hunter 2 pass from Pino (Parker kick)

2nd Quarter
BYU --- Newman 9 pass from Pino (Parker kick)
UTAH --- Clarke 44 FG
BYU --- McCargo 21 pass from Pino (Parker kick)
UTAH --- Warren 24 pass from Gutierrez (Clarke kick)
UTAH --- Sims 31 pass from Gutierrez (Clarke kick)

3rd Quarter
BYU --- Parker 30 FG
BYU --- E. Jackson 15 pass from Pino (Parker kick)

4th Quarter
BYU --- Parker 28 FG

Team Stats

1st Downs:
UTAH --- 10 ... BYU --- 33
Total Offense:
UTAH --- 309 ... BYU --- 575
Rushes-Yards:
UTAH --- 13-(-41) ... BYU --- 37-37
Passing (C-A-I):
UTAH --- 13-24-3 ... BYU --- 36-55-2
Passing Yards:
UTAH --- 350 ... BYU --- 538
Times Sacked:
UTAH --- 8 ... BYU --- 11
3rd Down Conversions:
UTAH --- 2-7 ... BYU --- 7-14
Turnovers:
UTAH --- 4 ... BYU --- 3

Individual Stats

UTAH

Zac Gutierrez, QB --- 13 - 24 - 350 yds, 3 TD, 3 INT

J.D. Hicks, RB --- 3 att. - 18 yds

Jerry Rivas, WR --- 4 rec. - 128 yds
Greg Warren, WR --- 3 rec. - 56 yds, TD
Ricky Sims, WR --- 3 rec. - 146 yds, 2 TD

Maurice Clayton, CB --- 15 tkls
Anthony Boley, DE --- 11 tkls (6 TFL), 4 sacks
Richie Barbato, MLB --- 9 tkls (1 TFL), 1 sack, FF
Alan Bullock, OLB --- 8 tkls (3 TFL), 2 sacks, INT
Robert Schmidt, CB --- 7 tkls (1 TFL), 1 sack, INT

BRIGHAM YOUNG

Ed Pino, QB --- 36 - 55 - 538 yds, 4 TD, 2 INT; 11 att. - (-78) yds

Scott Taylor, RB --- 22 att. - 101 yds, TD
Walter McGrew, RB --- 3 att. - 13 yds
Jermaine Hunter, FB --- 1 att. - 1 yd, TD; 1 rec. - 2 yds, TD

Oliver Mason, WR --- 11 rec. - 200 yds
Chris McCargo, WR --- 8 rec. - 121 yds, TD
Eric Jackson, WR --- 6 rec. - 90 yds, TD
Sheldon Newman, WR --- 5 rec. - 66 yds, TD

Kurt Manning, CB --- 5 tkls, FF
Terence Lewis, MLB --- 4 tkls (4 TFL), 4 sacks
Garrett Cooper, MLB --- 4 tkls
Devon Huston, CB --- 3 tkls (1 TFL), 1 sack, 2 INT

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Top 25 Week 12 Results

#1 Miami 56, Buffalo 7
#2 USC 44, Cal 37
Northwestern 31, #3 Michigan 29
#4 Tennessee 34, Kentucky 10
#5 Oklahoma State 29, Baylor 24
#7 Oklahoma 31, #22 Texas Tech 28
#8 Florida 37, East Carolina 3
#9 LSU 38, Ole Miss 21
#11 Ohio State 42, Purdue 14
#12 Boise State 49, Idaho 13
#13 Clemson 34, Colorado 14
#14 Virginia Tech 63, Virginia 21
#16 Texas 50, Eastern Michigan 10
#17 Penn State 36, Indiana 20
Minnesota 31, #18 Iowa 10
Arizona State 31, #19 UCLA 24
#23 BYU 48, Utah 24
#25 Wisconsin 31, Michigan State 24

New Top 25 Coaches Poll
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1 (1) Miami (37)
2 (2) USC (23)
3 (4) Tennessee
4 (5) Oklahoma State
5 (6) West Virginia (1)
6 (7) Oklahoma
7 (8) Florida
8 (9) LSU
9 (10) Arkansas
10 (11) Ohio State
11 (12) Boise State
12 (13) Clemson
13 (3) Michigan
14 (14) Virginia Tech
15 (15) Texas A&M
16 (16) Texas
17 (17) Penn State
18 (20) TCU
19 (21) Wake Forest
20 (23) BYU
21 (24) Rutgers
22 (25) Wisconsin
23 (NR) Florida State
24 (NR) Minnesota
25 (NR) Auburn

Heisman Watch

1) Oliver Mason, WR, BYU >>>
2) Craig Fulton, RB, West Virginia >>>
3) Justin Williams, RB, USC >>>
4) Damian Cooper, WR, Rutgers >>>
5) Thomas Lucas, QB, Oklahoma ^^^

National Players of the Week

Offense:
Kevin Murphy, RB, Georgia Tech
24 att. - 136 yds, 2 TD; 2 rec. - 80 yds, 2 TD

Defense:
Steve Quinn, CB, UL-Lafayette
3 tkls, 2 INT, 2 TD

Mountain West Players of the Week

Offense:
Brandon Wesley, QB, San Diego State
25 - 43 - 378 yds, 5 TD

Defense:
Devon Huston, CB, BYU
3 tkls (1 TFL), 1 sack, 2 INT

Mountain West Standings (after Week 12)

1) BYU --- 11-0 (8-0 MWC) *MWC Champions*
2) TCU --- 9-2 (6-1)
3) Utah --- 6-5 (5-2)
4) Colorado State --- 6-5 (4-4)
5) UNLV --- 4-6 (3-4)
6) Air Force --- 3-8 (3-4)
7) New Mexico --- 5-5 (3-4)
8) San Diego State --- 3-9 (1-7)
9) Wyoming --- 1-10 (0-7)

FIU Tracker

Won 32-22 over UL-Lafayette
Current Record: 5-6 (4-2 Sun Belt)

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Top 25 Week 13 Results

#1 Miami 42, Virginia 17
#2 USC 27, Arizona State 10
#3 Tennessee 66, Vanderbilt 21
#4 Oklahoma State 56, Duke 7
#5 West Virginia 42, Cincinnati 10
#7 Florida 38, #23 Florida State 10
#8 LSU 41, #9 Arkansas 38
#13 Michigan 40, #10 Ohio State 17
#11 Boise State 46, Louisiana Tech 17
#12 Clemson 38, South Carolina 7
#16 Texas 20, #15 Texas A&M 13
#17 Penn State 38, Michigan State 14
#18 TCU 52, Utah 7
#19 Wake Forest 37, Tulsa 24
#21 Rutgers 28, Louisville 18
Iowa 31, #22 Wisconsin 24
#25 Auburn 59, Arkansas State 7

New Top 25 Coaches Poll
Note: Previous Rank in ()

1 (1) Miami (39)
2 (2) USC (21)
3 (3) Tennessee
4 (4) Oklahoma State
5 (5) West Virginia (1)
6 (6) Oklahoma
7 (7) Florida
8 (8) LSU
9 (11) Boise State
10 (13) Michigan
11 (12) Clemson
12 (9) Arkansas
13 (14) Virginia Tech
14 (16) Texas
15 (17) Penn State
16 (18) TCU
17 (10) Ohio State
18 (19) Wake Forest
19 (20) BYU
20 (21) Rutgers
21 (15) Texas A&M
22 (NR) Iowa
23 (NR) Minnesota
24 (25) Auburn
25 (NR) Washington

Heisman Watch

1) Oliver Mason, WR, BYU >>>
2) Craig Fulton, RB, West Virginia >>>
3) Justin Williams, RB, USC >>>
4) Nick High, QB, Tennessee ^^^
5) Damian Cooper, WR, Rutgers <<<

National Players of the Week

Offense:
Nick High, QB, Tennessee
25 - 29 - 325 yds; 8 att. - 37 yds, 7 total TD

Defense:
Patrick Anderson, OLB, Ole Miss
4 tkls, 2 INT, TD

Mountain West Players of the Week

Offense:
Jordan Mixon, RB, TCU
21 att. - 159 yds, 2 TD; 2 rec. - 25 yds, 2 TD

Defense:
Clark Jones, FS, TCU
2 tkls, INT, FF, TD

Mountain West Standings (after Week 13)

1) BYU --- 11-0 (8-0 MWC) *MWC Champions*
2) TCU --- 10-2 (7-1)
3) Utah --- 6-6 (5-3)
4) Air Force --- 4-8 (4-4)
5) New Mexico --- 6-5 (4-4)
6) Colorado State --- 7-5 (4-4)
7) UNLV --- 4-7 (3-5)
8) San Diego State --- 3-9 (1-7)
9) Wyoming --- 1-11 (0-8)

FIU Tracker

BYE
Current Record: 5-6 (4-2 Sun Belt)