Oregon Ducks (NCAA 11)

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Week 12 Recap

Top 25 Action
#17 Iowa 17, #1 Ohio State 10
#2 Georgia Tech 40, Duke 10
#3 Boise State 21, #22 Fresno State 17
#5 Houston 37, Southern Miss 30
#6 Alabama 51, FCS Southeast 0
#8 Texas 44, Florida Atlantic 20
#15 Miami-FL 20, #9 Virginia Tech 13
#10 Wisconsin 33, #12 Michigan 20
#11 Pittsburgh 39, South Florida 15
#13 USC 17, Oregon State 10
#14 West Virginia 45, Louisville 17
#16 Arkansas 20, Mississippi State 14
#18 Ole Miss 27, LSU 14
#19 Missouri 53, Iowa State 22
#20 South Carolina 40, Troy 14
#21 Texas A&M 26, Nebraska 14
#23 Clemson 27, Wake Forest 24
#24 Oklahoma 43, Baylor 14
#25 Florida State 51, Maryland 17

National Players of the Week
Offense: Zach Collaros, QB, Cincinnati: 328 passing yards, 31 rushing yards, 4 total TDs
Defense: Quentin Davie, OLB, Northwestern: 7 tackles, 2 TFL, sack, 2 FR

Pac-10 Players of the Week
Offense: Andrew Luck, QB, Stanford: 30-40, 438 yards, 3 TDs
Defense: Chris Galippo, MLB, USC: 12 tackles, 6 TFL, 2 sacks

Heisman Watch

1. Case Keenum, QB, Houston: 4075 passing yards, 36 TDs, 4 INTs; 456 rushing yards, 2.6 YPC, 4 TDs
2. Darron Thomas, QB, Oregon: 2930 passing yards, 30 TDs, 7 INTs; 614 rushing yards, 7.1 YPC, 9 TDs
3. Andy Dalton, QB, TCU: 3119 passing yards, 35 TDs, 3 INTs
4. Jerrod Johnson, QB, Texas A&M: 3754 passing yards, 40 TDs, 4 INTs
5. Blaine Gabbert, QB, Missouri: 3522 passing yards, 32 TDs, 3 INTs; 323 rushing yards, 1.9 YPC, 6 TDs

Week 13 Top 25

1. Georgia Tech (37) 11-0; next: @ Georgia (8-3)
2. Boise State (22) 10-0; next: @ Nevada (7-3)
3. TCU (1) 11-0; next: IDLE
4. Houston (1) 11-0; next: @ Texas Tech (6-5)
5. Alabama 10-1; next: Auburn (8-3)
6. Oregon 9-1; next: Arizona (3-7)
7. Ohio State 10-1; next: #17 Michigan (9-2)
8. Texas 10-1; next: #21 Texas A&M (9-2)
9. Wisconsin 8-2; next: Northwestern (7-4)
10. Pittsburgh 9-1; next: #13 West Virginia (9-1)
11. Miami-FL 8-3; next: South Florida (6-4)
12. USC 8-2; next: Notre Dame (6-5)
13. West Virginia 9-1; next: @ #10 Pittsburgh (9-1)
14. Iowa 9-2; next: Minnesota (5-6)
15. Arkansas 8-3; next: LSU (5-6)
16. Ole Miss 9-2; next: Mississippi State (4-7)
17. Michigan 9-2; next: @ #7 Ohio State (10-1)
18. Virginia Tech 8-3; next: Virginia (4-7)
19. Missouri 10-1; next: @ Kansas (5-6)
20. South Carolina 9-2; next: IDLE
21. Texas A&M 9-2; next: @ #8 Texas (10-1)
22. Clemson 8-3; next: IDLE
23. Oklahoma 8-3; next: @ Oklahoma State (5-6)
24. Florida State 8-3; next: Florida (7-4)
25. Fresno State 8-2; next: Idaho (3-7)

BCS Top 10

1. Georgia Tech 1.000
2. Boise State 0.994
3. TCU 0.989
4. Houston 0.983
5. Alabama 0.978
6. Oregon 0.969
7. Ohio State 0.964
8. Texas 0.955
9. Wisconsin 0.953
10. Miami-FL 0.942

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Arizona @ #6 Oregon
Autzen Stadium
Eugene, OR
November 20, 2010



Ducks snowblow Arizona with wild 4th
In the frigid cold, Oregon sends its seniors out as winners at Autzen

EUGENE, OR - Visually, it was quite a sight, Oregon's typically striking uniforms contrasted against Arizona's red and white display against the backdrop of a driving snowstorm at Autzen Stadium.

For three quarters, the Autzen faithful was less than amused, as the Ducks were sloppy and uninspired.

That changed in the 4th, as the Ducks roared to life, their defensive line's endurance finally winning the day against Arizona's offensive front. The Ducks racked up six of their seven sacks on the day in the final quarter, and recovered three fumbles in the final frame as well, en route to a 28-0 period and a 46-21 win on Senior Day.

"It was very important for us to send our seniors out as winners in their final game at home," Chip Kelly said. "Guys like Casey Matthews, Jeff Maehl, DJ Davis, Spencer Paysinger, Kenny Rowe, Jordan Holmes, Bo Thran, Brandon Bair, CE Kaiser...these individuals have meant so much to us, and have been so important to our success over the past couple years. Losing for the last time in front of our great fans here in Eugene would've been unacceptable, and we played like it in that fourth quarter."

With the win, the Ducks now sit at 7-1 in Pac-10 play, with only USC capable of catching them. If the Ducks win the Civil War next week in Corvallis, they will win the Pac-10 outright and represent the conference in the BCS (most likely the Rose Bowl) for the second consecutive season.

	1	2	3	4	OT	F
	7	7	7	0	-	21
	8	3	7	28	-	46

Team	Quarter	Scoring Play	Score
	1	Nic Grigsby, 28 yard run (Zendejas kick), 5:09	7-0
	1	Kenjon Barner, 38 yard run (James run), 3:56	8-7
	2	Rob Beard, 34 yard FG, 7:09	11-7
	2	Juron Criner, 4 yard run (Zendejas kick), 2:23	14-11
	3	Mike Turner, 6 yard fumble return (Zendejas kick), 6:02	21-11
	3	LaMichael James, 24 yard run (Beard kick), 5:18	21-18
	4	LaMichael James, 3 yard run (Beard kick), 8:19	25-21
	4	LaMichael James, 5 yard run (Beard kick), 4:22	32-21
	4	Darron Thomas, 29 yard pass to Jeff Maehl (Beard kick), 2:07	39-21
	4	Darron Thomas, 21 yard run (Beard kick), 1:34	46-21

Oregon Ducks

Team Stats
Passing Yards: 204
Rushing Yards: 251
Total Yards: 455
1st Downs: 19
3rd Downs: 4-12 (33%)
4th Downs: 1-2 (50%)
Turnovers: 2
Penalties-Yards: 5-45
Time of Possession: 14:29

Player Stats

Passing
D. Thomas: 13-27, 204 yards, TD, INT

Rushing
L. James: 26 carries, 132 yards, 3 TDs
D. Thomas: 15 carries, 81 yards, TD
K. Barner: 1 carry, 38 yards, TD

Receiving
J. Maehl: 5 receptions, 128 yards, TD
D. Davis: 3 receptions, 46 yards
L. James: 2 receptions, 7 yards
J. Huff: 1 reception, 4 yards
M. Lewis: 1 reception, 12 yards
B. Williams: 1 reception, 7 yards

Defense
E. Pleasant: 12 tackles, TFL, FF
C. Matthews: 10 tackles, TFL
S. Paysinger: 6 tackles, TFL, FR
B. Bair: 7 tackles, 2 TFL, sack
S. Grady: 3 tackles, FF
T. Turner: 3 tackles, 3 TFL, sack
J. Kaddu: 4 tackles, TFL, FR
K. Rowe: 6 tackles, 2 TFL, 2.5 sacks
Z. Clark: 2 tackles, 2 TFL, 2 sacks, FF
A. Gildon: 5 tackles, 1 TFL, 0.5 sack, FR
C. Harris: 5 tackles, TFL, INT

Kicking
R. Beard: 1-2 FG, 5-5 PAT

Arizona Wildcats

Team Stats
Passing Yards: 248
Rushing Yards: 72
Total Yards: 320
1st Downs: 16
3rd Downs: 6-15 (40%)
4th Downs: 1-1 (100%)
Turnovers: 4
Penalties-Yards: 5-28
Time of Possession: 25:31

Player Stats

Passing
N. Foles: 22-26, 244 yards, INT

Rushing
N. Grigsby: 21 carries, 119 yards, TD
N. Foles: 13 carries, -57 yards
J. Criner: 1 carry, 4 yards, TD
K. Antolin: 1 carry, 6 yards

Receiving
J. Criner: 6 receptions, 73 yards
N. Grigsby: 5 receptions, 33 yards
D. Douglas: 5 receptions, 43 yards
A. Simmons: 3 receptions, 68 yards
D. Roberts: 2 receptions, 4 yards
D. Dean: 1 reception, 27 yards

Defense
M. Turner: 6 tackles, 2 TFL, sack, FR, TD
S. Tuihalamaka: 6 tackles, 5 TFL, sack
P. Vassallo: 8 tackles, 3 TFL
A. Wilcox: 6 tackles, INT
L. Brown: 4 tackles, 2 FF
B. Reed: 4 tackles, TFL, sack
R. Elmore: 6 tackles, TFL, 1.5 sacks
L. Mikaele: 2 tackles, TFL, 0.5 sack

Kicking
A. Zendejas: 0-1 FG, 3-3 PAT

Record: 10-1, 7-1

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Week 13 Recap

Top 25 Action
Georgia 34, #1 Georgia Tech 24
#2 Boise State 41, Nevada 21
Texas Tech 45, #4 Houston 40
Auburn 29, #5 Alabama 17
#6 Oregon 46, Arizona 21
#7 Ohio State 16, #17 Michigan 13 (OT)
#21 Texas A&M 37, #8 Texas 17
#9 Wisconsin 31, Northwestern 3
#10 Pittsburgh 24, #13 West Virginia 20
#11 Miami-FL 51, South Florida 28
#12 USC 46, Notre Dame 0
#14 Iowa 20, Minnesota 14
#15 Arkansas 37, LSU 0
#16 Ole Miss 38, Mississippi State 17
#18 Virginia Tech 37, Virginia 14
#19 Missouri 35, Kansas 25
#23 Oklahoma 23, Oklahoma State 22
#24 Florida State 24, Florida 7
#25 Fresno State 31, Idaho 7

National Players of the Week
Offense: Jake Locker, QB, Washington: 284 passing yards, 61 rushing yards, 6 total TDs
Defense: Von Miller, OLB, Texas A&M: 6 tackles, 2 TFL, sack, FF, FR

Pac-10 Players of the Week
Offense: Jake Locker, QB, Washington
Defense: Armond Armstead, DE, USC: 10 tackles, 7 TFL, 3 sacks

Heisman Watch

1. Case Keenum, QB, Houston: 4363 passing yards, 38 TDs, 4 INTs; 478 rushing yards, 2.6 YPC, 5 TDs
2. Darron Thomas, QB, Oregon: 3134 passing yards, 31 TDs, 8 INTs; 695 rushing yards, 6.8 YPC, 10 TDs
3. Jerrod Johnson, QB, Texas A&M: 4065 passing yards, 42 TDs, 4 INTs
4. Blaine Gabbert, QB, Missouri: 3778 passing yards, 36 TDs, 3 INTs; 321 rushing yards, 1.7 YPC, 6 TDs
5. Andy Dalton, QB, TCU: 3119 passing yards, 35 TDs, 3 INTs

Week 14 Top 25

1. Boise State (41) 11-0; next: Utah State (3-8)
2. TCU (21) 11-0; next: @ New Mexico (3-8)
3. Oregon 10-1; next: @ Oregon State (3-8)
4. Ohio State 11-1; next: IDLE
5. Georgia Tech 11-1; next: IDLE
6. Wisconsin 9-2; next: IDLE
7. Pittsburgh 10-1; next: @ Cincinnati (7-4)
8. Miami-FL 9-3; next: IDLE
9. USC 9-2; next: @ UCLA (7-4)
10. Alabama 10-2; next: IDLE
11. Houston 11-1; next: IDLE
12. Iowa 10-2; next: IDLE
13. Arkansas 9-3; next: IDLE
14. Texas 10-2; next: IDLE
15. Ole Miss 10-2; next: IDLE
16. West Virginia 9-2; next: Rutgers (6-5)
17. Virginia Tech 9-3; next: IDLE
18. Texas A&M 10-2; next: IDLE
19. Missouri 11-1; next: IDLE
20. South Carolina 9-2; next: @ #21 Clemson (8-3)
21. Clemson 8-3; next: #20 South Carolina (9-2)
22. Auburn 9-3; next: IDLE
23. Georgia 9-3; next: IDLE
24. Oklahoma 9-3; next: IDLE
25. Michigan 9-3; next: IDLE

BCS Top 10

1. Boise State 1.000
2. TCU 0.994
3. Oregon 0.989
4. Ohio State 0.983
5. Georgia Tech 0.975
6. Wisconsin 0.969
7. Pittsburgh 0.960
8. Miami-FL 0.958
9. Iowa 0.951
10. Alabama 0.947

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Ducks rally from behind for Cooper
Local QB has a last second change of heart

EUGENE, OR - After missing out on 4* wide receiver Bryant Hart from Salem to in-state rival Oregon State, most figured the Ducks would look outside their home state's borders for their entire 2011 recruiting class.

Midway through the season that began to change, as the Ducks ramped up their recruitment of West Linn QB Jon Cooper, the 243rd-ranked player in the nation and 18th-ranked quarterback.

The only problem was rival Washington had been on Cooper from the beginning, and when Dominique Love jumped aboard Oregon's recruiting class, the prospects for Cooper becoming a Duck seemed to dwindle even further. Until his official visit to Eugene for the game against Arizona, that is.

"I always had a soft spot in my heart for Oregon," Cooper said. "They're the local team, but they weren't showing much interest in me, so I figured they were going in another direction and I needed to as well. Once they offered I started to get interested again, and once I visited they convinced me that they really wanted me to be their second quarterback in their class. So I committed."

The 6'3, 227-pound Cooper turned down Washington, Cal, and Boise State. His speed doesn't match Love's, but he's more advanced as a passer.

Meanwhile, the Ducks appear to be closing in on several other prospects they've been pursuing for some time. 4* WR Derrick Carter of Ruston (LA) appears to be inching toward a decision, with the Ducks near the top of his list, along with Boise State and Ole Miss. 4* athlete Steven O'Donnell from Las Lomas High School in Walnut Creek, California is also close to committing, with Oregon, USC, and UCLA as his final three. He visited Oregon for the Washington game.

Others who have narrowed their choices down and could be committing soon:

3* DE Dion Bowling, 6'7, 245, Newark (CA): Oregon, Cal, Stanford
3* TE Jason Gant, 6'4, 257, Lacey (WA): Oregon, Washington
3* TE (JUCO) Andrew Hall, 6'6, 254, South Gate (CA): Oregon, Boise State, Auburn
3* TE Alex Justice, 6'6, 225, Kingsbury (NV): Oregon (no offer), Nevada, Arizona, Stanford, Boise State
3* WR Michael Nicholson, 5'11, 187, Inglewood (CA): Oregon (no offer), Cal, Stanford
3* WR (JUCO) Dan Gilmore, 6'4, 190, Napa (CA): Oregon, UCLA, Oklahoma State

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#3 Oregon @ Oregon State
Reser Stadium
Corvallis, OR
November 27, 2010



A rosy repeat
Ducks fend off the Rodgers brothers to repeat as Pac-10 champions

CORVALLIS, OR - Unlike the previous two Civil Wars, this one was lopsided on paper, as the Beavers, ravaged by injury and terrible QB play all season, were bottomed out at 3-8, their season and goals long flushed down the drain.

But they relished the opportunity to play spoiler for their most hated of rivals, and for three quarters, they were up to the task.

But in the end, the heart of the Pac-10 champions won the day, and the Oregon Ducks pulled away from their in-state rivals to win the Civil War for the third year in a row and repeat as outright Pac-10 Champions with a 39-25 win at Reser Stadium.

The Ducks rode LaMichael James like never before, giving the diminutive speedster a workmanlike 39 carries for 205 yards and three touchdowns. He was Oregon's main, and at times only, source of offense, as the Beavers bottled up Darron Thomas with a relentless assault that resulted in six sacks and only 10 net yards rushing for the quarterback. And even then, Thomas had the last laugh. Midway through the 4th, seconds after the Ducks had taken a 32-25 lead, Cliff Harris intercepted Ryan Katz, and on the next play, Thomas went playaction and threw perhaps his best pass of the season - a laser down the middle of the field on a post route to Jeff Maehl, with just enough touch on it to get it over the linebacker but enough zip to rifle it in between the converging safeties. Maehl caught it and fell across the goalline for a 34 yard touchdown and the dagger.

James and Jacquizz Rodgers put up a valiant battle for the Beavers. Quizz ran for 116 yards, and James scored all three of Oregon State's touchdowns, one by rushing and two by receiving, including a monstrous 80 yard catch and run that cut off Oregon's momentum in the third quarter at the knees.

Now the Ducks will wait, sitting in the tenuous #3 spot in the BCS rankings. The possibility exists for them to jump ahead of #2 TCU, but it seems remote. Chip Kelly wouldn't bite after the game.

"We're very, very happy and proud to go back to the Rose Bowl," Oregon's head coach said. "That's the #1 goal of every team in this conference, to emerge on top and spend New Year's in sunny southern California. The Rose Bowl is the pinnacle of this sport, as far as I'm concerned, and to go back there for a second straight year is an honor and a privilege. All that other computer stuff, you people can talk about it on your own time. We're Pac-10 champions again, and we're going to celebrate it."

If the Ducks should be sent to Pasadena, they will encounter a rematch with Ohio State, who will represent the Big 10 in the Rose Bowl again. The Buckeyes beat the Ducks 26-17 in last year's Rose Bowl.

	1	2	3	4	OT	F
	8	0	14	17	-	39
	7	7	11	0	-	25

Team	Quarter	Scoring Play	Score
	1	LaMichael James, 4 yard run (James run), 8:28	8-0
	1	James Rodgers, 14 yard run (Kahut kick), 2:29	8-7
	2	Ryan Katz, 19 yard pass to James Rodgers (Kahut kick), 0:21	14-8
	3	Darron Thomas, 29 yard pass to Jeff Maehl (Beard kick), 7:31	15-14
	3	LaMichael James, 16 yard run (Beard kick), 3:23	22-14
	3	Ryan Katz, 80 yard pass to James Rodgers (Jacquizz Rodgers run), 2:30	22-22
	3	Justin Kahut, 56 yard FG, 0:47	25-22
	4	Rob Beard, 20 yard FG, 8:05	25-25
	4	LaMichael James, 20 yard run (Beard kick), 6:05	32-25
	4	Darron Thomas, 34 yard pass to Jeff Maehl (Beard kick), 5:25	39-25

Oregon Ducks

Team Stats
Passing Yards: 222
Rushing Yards: 215
Total Yards: 437
1st Downs: 19
3rd Downs: 6-17 (35%)
4th Downs: 3-6 (50%)
Turnovers: 1
Penalties-Yards: 2-15
Time of Possession: 16:55

Player Stats

Passing
D. Thomas: 14-26, 222 yards, 2 TDs, INT

Rushing
L. James: 39 carries, 205 yards, 3 TDs
D. Thomas: 13 carries, 10 yards

Receiving
J. Maehl: 5 receptions, 131 yards, 2 TDs
L. James: 3 receptions, 30 yards
B. Williams: 3 receptions, 36 yards
J. Huff: 2 receptions, 19 yards
D. Davis: 1 reception, 6 yards

Defense
C. Matthews: 8 tackles, 2 TFL
E. Pleasant: 9 tackles, TFL
B. Bair: 6 tackles, 3 TFL, 3 sacks, FR
S. Paysinger: 5 tackles, TFL
J. Boyett: 5 tackles
C. Harris: 4 tackles, TFL, INT
K. Rowe: 2 tackles, TFL, sack, FF
Z. Clark: 4 tackles, TFL, sack

Kicking
R. Beard: 1-1 FG, 4-4 PAT

Oregon State Beavers

Team Stats
Passing Yards: 211
Rushing Yards: 113
Total Yards: 324
1st Downs: 12
3rd Downs: 6-15 (40%)
4th Downs: 0-1 (0%)
Turnovers: 2
Penalties-Yards: 6-21
Time of Possession: 23:05

Player Stats

Passing
R. Katz: 12-28, 211 yards, 2 TDs, INT

Rushing
Jacquizz Rodgers: 24 carries, 116 yards
James Rodgers: 5 carries, 32 yards, TD
R. Katz: 5 carries, -37 yards
J. Bishop: 2 carries, 2 yards

Receiving
James Rodgers: 5 receptions, 153 yards, 2 TDs
Jacquizz Rodgers: 3 receptions, 23 yards
M. Wheaton: 2 receptions, 22 yards
D. Catchings: 1 reception, 9 yards
J. Halahuni: 1 reception, 4 yards

Defense
L. Mitchell: 14 tackles, 3 TFL, sack
S. Paea: 11 tackles, 4 TFL
K. Parker: 7 tackles, TFL, sack
K. Frahm: 7 tackles, TFL
T. Wilson: 7 tackles, 3 TFL, 2 sacks
D. Roberson: 8 tackles, 3 TFL, sack
S. Tuimaunei: 6 tackles, TFL

Kicking
J. Kahut: 1-1 FG, 2-2 PAT

Record: 11-1, 8-1

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Strong defensive 4th quarter and performance from L. James against the Beavers.

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Week 14 Recap

Top 25 Action
#1 Boise State 30, Utah State 0
#2 TCU 37, New Mexico 10
#3 Oregon 39, Oregon State 25
#7 Pittsburgh 31, Cincinnati 30
#9 USC 30, UCLA 17
#16 West Virginia 38, Rutgers 17
#20 South Carolina 27, #21 Clemson 19

National Players of the Week
Offense: Nick Foles, QB, Arizona: 30-50, 464 yards, 5 TDs
Defense: Brandon Bair, DT, Oregon: 6 tackles, 3 TFL, 3 sacks, FR

Pac-10 Players of the Week
Offense: Nick Foles, QB, Arizona
Defense: Brandon Bair, DT, Oregon

Heisman Watch

1. Darron Thomas, QB, Oregon: 3356 passing yards, 33 TDs, 9 INTs; 705 rushing yards, 6.1 YPC, 10 TDs
2. Case Keenum, QB, Houston: 4363 passing yards, 38 TDs, 4 INTs; 478 rushing yards, 2.6 YPC, 5 TDs
3. Jerrod Johnson, QB, Texas A&M: 4065 passing yards, 42 TDs, 4 INTs
4. Blaine Gabbert, QB, Missouri: 3778 passing yards, 36 TDs, 3 INTs; 321 rushing yards, 1.7 YPC, 6 TDs
5. Andy Dalton, QB, TCU: 3315 passing yards, 38 TDs, 4 INTs

Week 15 Top 25

1. Boise State (33) 12-0; next: IDLE
2. TCU (28) 12-0; next: IDLE
3. Oregon 11-1; next: IDLE
4. Ohio State 11-1; next: IDLE
5. Georgia Tech 11-1; next: IDLE
6. Wisconsin 9-2; next: IDLE
7. Pittsburgh 11-1; next: IDLE
8. Miami-FL 9-3; next: IDLE
9. USC 10-2; next: IDLE
10. Alabama 10-2; next: IDLE
11. Houston 11-1; next: IDLE
12. Iowa 10-2; next: IDLE
13. Arkansas 9-3; next: IDLE
14. Texas 10-2; next: IDLE
15. Ole Miss 10-2; next: IDLE
16. West Virginia 10-2; next: IDLE
17. Virginia Tech 9-3; next: IDLE
18. Texas A&M 10-2; next: IDLE
19. Missouri 11-1; next: IDLE
20. South Carolina 10-2; next: IDLE
21. Auburn 9-3; next: IDLE
22. Georgia 9-3; next: IDLE
23. Oklahoma 9-3; next: IDLE
24. Michigan 9-3; next: IDLE
25. Florida State 9-3; next: IDLE

BCS Top 10

1. Boise State 1.000
2. TCU 0.994
3. Oregon 0.989
4. Ohio State 0.983
5. Georgia Tech 0.978
6. Wisconsin 0.969
7. Pittsburgh 0.963
8. Miami-FL 0.958
9. USC 0.948
10. Alabama 0.947

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Week 15 Recap

Top 25 Action
N/A

National Players of the Week
Offense: N/A
Defense: N/A

Pac-10 Players of the Week
Offense: N/A
Defense: N/A

Heisman Watch

1. Darron Thomas, QB, Oregon: 3356 passing yards, 33 TDs, 9 INTs; 705 rushing yards, 6.1 YPC, 10 TDs
2. Case Keenum, QB, Houston: 4363 passing yards, 38 TDs, 4 INTs; 478 rushing yards, 2.6 YPC, 5 TDs
3. Jerrod Johnson, QB, Texas A&M: 4065 passing yards, 42 TDs, 4 INTs
4. Blaine Gabbert, QB, Missouri: 3778 passing yards, 36 TDs, 3 INTs; 321 rushing yards, 1.7 YPC, 6 TDs
5. Andy Dalton, QB, TCU: 3315 passing yards, 38 TDs, 4 INTs

Conference Championship Week Top 25

1. Boise State (34) 12-0; next: IDLE
2. TCU (27) 12-0; next: IDLE
3. Oregon 11-1; next: IDLE
4. Ohio State 11-1; next: IDLE
5. Georgia Tech 11-1; next: ACC CG vs. #25 Florida State (9-3)
6. Wisconsin 9-2; next: IDLE
7. Pittsburgh 11-1; next: IDLE
8. Miami-FL 9-3; next: IDLE
9. USC 10-2; next: IDLE
10. Alabama 10-2; next: IDLE
11. Houston 11-1; next: CUSA CG vs. Central Florida (11-1)
12. Iowa 10-2; next: IDLE
13. Arkansas 9-3; next: IDLE
14. Texas 10-2; next: Big 12 CG vs. #19 Missouri (11-1)
15. Ole Miss 10-2; next: IDLE
16. West Virginia 10-2; next: IDLE
17. Virginia Tech 9-3; next: IDLE
18. Texas A&M 10-2; next: IDLE
19. Missouri 11-1; next: Big 12 CG vs. #14 Texas (10-2)
20. South Carolina 10-2; next: SEC CG vs. #21 Auburn (9-3)
21. Auburn 9-3; next: SEC CG vs. #20 South Carolina (10-2)
22. Georgia 9-3; next: IDLE
23. Oklahoma 9-3; next: IDLE
24. Michigan 9-3; next: IDLE
25. Florida State 9-3; next: ACC CG vs. #5 Georgia Tech (11-1)

BCS Top 10

1. Boise State 1.000
2. TCU 0.994
3. Oregon 0.989
4. Ohio State 0.983
5. Georgia Tech 0.978
6. Wisconsin 0.972
7. Pittsburgh 0.967
8. Miami-FL 0.958
9. USC 0.948
10. Alabama 0.947