Stanford Cardinal (NCAA 12)

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Week 14 Recap

Week 14 Scoreboard

Results

#1 California 31, #24 BYU 17

#2 Alabama 27, Auburn 20

#3 Georgia 29, #23 Georgia Tech 24

#4 Michigan State 33, Northwestern 28

#5 Michigan 35, Ohio State 21

#6 Stanford 66, Notre Dame 10

#7 Rutgers 35, Cincinnati 28

#8 USC 49, UCLA 23

#9 LSU 31, Arkansas 13

#10 Wisconsin 34, Illinois 7

Clemson 31, #11 South Carolina 26

Iowa 22, #12 Penn State 19 (OT)

#13 Oklahoma 22, Texas Tech 13

#14 Arizona 56, Colorado 42

#15 Oregon 29, Oregon State 21

#16 TCU 10, Army 9

#19 Washington 51, Washington State 21

Kentucky 21, #20 Tennessee 19

#21 Baylor 20, Iowa State 10

#25 Florida 20, #22 Florida State 13

Week 14 Pac-12 Scoreboard
Results	Hi Passing	Hi Rushing	Hi Receiving
#6 Stanford 66, Notre Dame 10	B. Nottingham (STAN): 368	A. Wilkerson (STAN): 189	T. Montgomery (STAN): 137
Arizona State 43, Utah 14	T. Shreve (UTAH): 107	D. Lewis (ASU): 137	K. Scott (UTAH): 89
#1 California 31, #24 BYU 17	K. Boehm (CAL): 205	D. Lasco (CAL): 207	M. Mathews (BYU): 91
#14 Arizona 56, Colorado 42	T. Savage (ARIZ): 461	M. Creer (COL): 129	J. Baucus (ARIZ): 109
UNLV 44, San Diego State 17	D. Haines (UNLV): 283	D. Haines (UNLV): 84	M. Sullivan (UNLV): 104
#15 Oregon 29, Oregon State 21	C. Vaz (OSU): 279	D. Thomas (ORE): 119	B. Cooks (OSU): 150
#8 USC 49, UCLA 23	J. Scroggins (USC): 147	M. Jones (UCLA): 90	C. Thomas (USC): 69
Nevada 43, Boise State 28	T. Lantrip (NEV): 273	S. Jefferson (NEV): 119	N. Beard (NEV): 129
#19 Washington 51, Washington State 21	C. Halliday (WSU): 217	N. Montana (WASH): 139	M. Wilson (WSU): 104

NCAA Football Rankings - Coaches Poll - Updated: Nov 24, 2013
RK	LW	TEAM (VOTES)	W	L	POINTS
1	1	California (46)	11	1	1510
2	2	Alabama	10	2	1413
3	3	Georgia (14)	11	1	1389
4	4	Michigan State (1)	11	1	1321
5	5	Michigan	10	2	1236
6	6	Stanford	11	1	1188
7	7	Rutgers	10	1	1148
8	8	USC	10	2	1085
9	9	LSU	10	2	1016
10	10	Wisconsin	11	1	988
11	13	Oklahoma	8	3	819
12	14	Arizona	9	3	760
13	15	Oregon	8	4	707
14	16	TCU	8	3	668
15	17	Boston College	10	2	633
16	18	Pittsburgh	9	3	584
17	19	Washington	8	4	537
18	21	Baylor	9	2	482
19	25	Florida	8	4	354
20	NR	Troy	9	2	305
21	11	South Carolina	8	4	295
22	NR	Clemson	8	4	246
23	NR	Fresno State	9	2	242
24	NR	North Carolina	8	4	176
25	12	Penn State	8	4	152

NCAA Football Rankings - BCS Rankings - Updated: Nov 24, 2013
RK	LW	TEAM (VOTES)	W	L	POINTS
1	1	California	11	1	1.000
2	2	Alabama	10	2	0.994
3	3	Michigan State	11	1	0.986
4	4	Georgia	11	1	0.986
5	6	Stanford	11	1	0.975
6	5	Michigan	10	2	0.975
7	7	Rutgers	10	1	0.966
8	8	USC	10	2	0.961
9	9	Wisconsin	11	1	0.953
10	10	LSU	10	2	0.951

Heisman Watch - Updated: Nov 24, 2013
NAME	POS	SCHOOL		SEASON STATS
Andre Williams	HB	Boston College		2030 rushing yards, 6.2 YPC, 19 TDs, 156 receiving yards, 4 TDs
Anthony Wilkerson	HB	Stanford		1895 rushing yards, 6.3 YPC, 17 TDs
Ryan Boykin	HB	Ohio		1601 rushing yards, 6.3 YPC, 24 TDs
Andrew Maxwell	QB	Michigan State		2994 passing yards, 55.7%, 32 TDs, 9 INTs, 643 rushing yards, 4.3 YPC, 4 TDs
Taylor Martinez	QB	Nebraska		2095 passing yards, 57.8%, 17 TDs, 10 INTs, 835 rushing yards, 4.9 YPC, 16 TDs

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Week 15 Recap

Week 15 Scoreboard

Results

USF 38, #7 Rutgers 24

Oklahoma State 31, #11 Oklahoma 24

#14 TCU 37, West Virginia 14

#18 Baylor 27, Kansas 14

#20 Troy 38, Tulane 14

#23 Fresno State 55, Hawai'i 33

Final 2013 Conference Standings

Pac-12 North Conference Standings - Updated: Dec 1, 2013
TEAM	REC	PCT	CONF	PF	PA	STRK
#1 California	11-1	0.910	8-1	383	173	W8
#6 Stanford	11-1	0.910	8-1	536	228	W1
#16 Washington	8-4	0.660	6-3	425	309	W1
#11 Oregon	8-4	0.660	5-4	385	327	W2
BYU	7-5	0.580	4-5	290	237	L1
Boise State	7-5	0.580	4-5	379	317	L2
Oregon State	5-7	0.410	3-6	268	329	L1
Washington State	0-12	0.000	0-9	217	504	L12

Pac-12 South Conference Standings - Updated: Dec 1, 2013
TEAM	REC	PCT	CONF	PF	PA	STRK
#7 USC	10-2	0.830	7-2	527	262	W1
#10 Arizona	9-3	0.750	6-3	468	337	W6
Colorado	5-7	0.410	4-5	275	365	L1
Arizona State	5-7	0.410	4-5	333	314	W1
San Diego State	6-6	0.500	4-5	318	330	L1
Utah	7-5	0.580	4-5	312	270	L2
Nevada	5-7	0.410	3-6	321	337	W1
UCLA	4-8	0.330	2-7	302	406	L2

ACC Atlantic Conference Standings - Updated: Dec 1, 2013
TEAM	REC	PCT	CONF	PF	PA	STRK
#14 Boston College	10-2	0.830	8-1	397	216	L1
Florida State	8-4	0.660	6-3	335	213	L4
#21 Clemson	8-4	0.660	5-4	356	274	W4
Maryland	8-4	0.660	5-4	358	283	W2
NC State	5-7	0.410	2-7	338	245	L1
Wake Forest	5-7	0.410	2-7	275	328	W1
Syracuse	3-9	0.250	2-7	204	381	L4

ACC Coastal Conference Standings - Updated: Dec 1, 2013
TEAM	REC	PCT	CONF	PF	PA	STRK
Georgia Tech	8-4	0.660	7-2	338	255	L1
Miami-FL	8-4	0.660	6-3	384	260	L1
#15 Pittsburgh	9-3	0.750	6-3	327	191	W3
#24 North Carolina	8-4	0.660	6-3	400	347	W4
Virginia Tech	6-6	0.500	4-5	364	265	L3
Virginia	5-7	0.410	3-6	308	350	W2
Duke	4-8	0.330	1-8	253	367	L7

Big 12 Conference Standings - Updated: Dec 1, 2013
TEAM	REC	PCT	CONF	PF	PA	STRK
#17 Baylor	10-2	0.830	7-2	370	229	W2
#12 TCU	9-3	0.750	7-2	355	243	W4
#25 Oklahoma State	9-3	0.750	6-3	463	290	W4
Kansas	8-4	0.660	5-4	357	233	L1
Oklahoma	8-4	0.660	5-4	335	215	L1
Kansas State	7-5	0.580	5-4	311	303	W1
Texas	4-8	0.330	3-6	301	345	W1
West Virginia	3-9	0.250	3-6	214	325	L5
Iowa State	2-10	0.160	2-7	197	363	L4
Texas Tech	3-9	0.250	2-7	263	378	L5

Big East Conference Standings - Updated: Dec 1, 2013
TEAM	REC	PCT	CONF	PF	PA	STRK
#22 USF	9-3	0.750	8-1	391	271	W5
#13 Rutgers	10-2	0.830	7-2	434	256	L1
Connecticut	9-3	0.750	7-2	289	252	W1
UCF	7-5	0.580	5-4	321	250	W1
Louisville	7-5	0.580	5-4	293	217	W3
Air Force	7-5	0.580	4-5	348	239	L1
Cincinnati	4-8	0.330	3-6	284	341	L3
Houston	5-7	0.410	3-6	355	342	W1
Navy	3-9	0.250	2-7	243	368	W1
SMU	2-10	0.160	1-8	222	434	L5

Big Ten Leaders Conference Standings - Updated: Dec 1, 2013
TEAM	REC	PCT	CONF	PF	PA	STRK
#9 Wisconsin	11-1	0.910	7-1	385	198	W3
Illinois	7-5	0.580	5-3	324	321	L2
Penn State	8-4	0.660	4-4	391	232	L1
Ohio State	6-6	0.500	3-5	349	286	L1
Purdue	4-8	0.330	2-6	244	331	W1
Indiana	4-8	0.330	1-7	300	385	L6

Big Ten Legends Conference Standings - Updated: Dec 1, 2013
TEAM	REC	PCT	CONF	PF	PA	STRK
#4 Michigan State	11-1	0.910	7-1	429	260	W7
#5 Michigan	10-2	0.830	6-2	384	229	W6
Nebraska	8-4	0.660	5-3	400	288	W1
Iowa	5-7	0.410	4-4	263	283	W1
Minnesota	5-7	0.410	2-6	326	302	L1
Northwestern	4-8	0.330	2-6	273	295	L4

SEC East Conference Standings - Updated: Dec 1, 2013
TEAM	REC	PCT	CONF	PF	PA	STRK
#3 Georgia	11-1	0.910	8-1	412	203	W4
Tennessee	7-5	0.580	6-3	325	261	L1
#20 South Carolina	8-4	0.660	6-3	350	265	L1
#18 Florida	8-4	0.660	5-4	344	243	W2
Missouri	3-9	0.250	3-6	281	436	L4
Kentucky	4-8	0.330	2-7	236	347	W1
Vanderbilt	1-11	0.080	0-9	235	471	L11

SEC West Conference Standings - Updated: Dec 1, 2013
TEAM	REC	PCT	CONF	PF	PA	STRK
#2 Alabama	10-2	0.830	8-1	416	232	W7
#8 LSU	10-2	0.830	7-2	423	166	W3
Mississippi State	7-5	0.580	5-4	323	298	W2
Ole Miss	6-6	0.500	4-5	304	314	L2
Arkansas	5-7	0.410	3-6	318	272	L2
Texas A&M	5-7	0.410	3-6	292	340	W1
Auburn	5-7	0.410	3-6	351	280	L3

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Championship Week Recap

ACC Championship
Dec 7, 2013	1ST	2ND	3RD	4TH	SCORE
Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets (8-5)	7	0	0	7	14
#14 Boston College Eagles (11-2)	7	14	7	3	31

SEC Championship
Dec 7, 2013	1ST	2ND	3RD	4TH	SCORE
#2 Alabama Crimson Tide (11-2)	0	10	14	21	45
#3 Georgia Bulldogs (11-2)	6	0	0	15	21

Pac-12 Championship
Dec 7, 2013	1ST	2ND	3RD	4TH	SCORE
#7 USC Trojans (11-2)	7	7	3	3	20
#1 California Golden Bears (11-2)	0	7	0	7	14

Big Ten Championship
Dec 7, 2013	1ST	2ND	3RD	4TH	SCORE
#4 Michigan State Spartans (12-1)	10	0	7	20	37
#9 Wisconsin Badgers (11-2)	0	0	0	7	7

MAC Championship
Dec 7, 2013	1ST	2ND	3RD	4TH	SCORE
Northern Illinois Huskies (9-4)	0	7	3	0	10
Kent State Golden Flashes (10-3)	8	14	0	0	22

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2013 Awards

2013 College Football Awards
Award	Player	Pos	Team
Heisman Memorial Trophy	Andre Williams	HB	Boston College
Maxwell Award	Andre Williams	HB	Boston College
Walter Camp Award	Andre Williams	HB	Boston College
Chuck Bednarik Award	Courtney Avery	CB	Michigan
Bronko Nagurski Trophy	Trey DePriest	OLB	Alabama
Davey O'Brien Award	Tom Savage	QB	Arizona
Doak Walker Award	Andre Williams	HB	Boston College
Fred Biletnikoff Award	Jeremy Deering	WR	Rutgers
John Mackey Award	Jack Baucus	TE	Arizona
Outland Trophy	Seth Betancourt	RT	Boston College
Rimington Trophy	Jay Finch	C	Georgia Tech
Lombardi Award	Marlon Walls	DE	Tennessee
Linebacker of the Year	Trey DePriest	OLB	Alabama
Jim Thorpe Award	Courtney Avery	CB	Michigan
Lou Groza Award	Nathan McFarland	K	Washington
Ray Guy Award	Cody Mandell	P	Alabama
Returner of the Year	Roy Finch	HB	Arizona

2013 NCAA 1st Team All-Americans
Pos	Player Name	Ht	Wt	Year
QB	Tom Savage, Arizona	6'5	240	Sr.
HB	Andre Williams, Boston College	6'0	221	Sr.
HB	Ryan Boykin, Ohio	6'1	225	Sr.
WR	Michael Harrison, Oklahoma State	6'1	212	Sr.
WR	Jeremy Deering, Rutgers	6'2	206	Sr.
TE	Jack Baucus, Arizona	6'6	268	Sr.
OT	Seth Betancourt, Boston College	6'6	310	Sr.
OG	Ty Horn, TCU	6'5	325	Sr.
C	Jay Finch, Georgia Tech	6'3	287	Sr.
OG	Bryan Davis, Boston College	6'3	284	Sr.
OT	Bobby Hart, Florida State	6'4	291	Jr.
DE	Ed Stinson, Alabama	6'4	283	Sr.
DE	Marlon Walls, Tennessee	6'3	283	Sr.
DT	Dillon Quinn, Boston College	6'6	304	Sr.
DT	Michael Larrow, Rutgers	6'4	257	Sr.
OLB	Trey DePriest, Alabama	6'2	235	Jr.
MLB	CJ Mosley, Alabama	6'2	238	Sr.
OLB	Dion Bailey, USC	6'1	201	Jr.
CB	Courtney Avery, Michigan	5'11	174	Sr.
CB	Nickell Robey, USC	5'8	166	Sr.
FS	Wayne Lyons, Stanford	6'1	192	Jr.
SS	Devon Carrington, Stanford	6'1	198	Sr.
K	Nathan McFarland, Washington	5'11	163	So.
P	Cody Mandell, Alabama	6'4	209	Jr.
RET	Roy Finch, Arizona	5'7	170	Jr.

2013 NCAA 2nd Team All-Americans
Pos	Player Name	Ht	Wt	Year
QB	Andrew Maxwell, Michigan State	6'3	211	Sr.
HB	Anthony Wilkerson, Stanford	6'1	221	Sr.
HB	Demetrius Hart, Alabama	5'8	191	Jr.
WR	Bennie Fowler, Michigan State	6'1	215	Sr.
WR	Necho Beard, Nevada	6'0	209	Jr.
TE	Dave Steinbaugh, Maryland	6'4	247	Jr.
OT	Tyler Kidney, Georgia Tech	6'2	266	Sr.
OG	Will Jackson, Georgia Tech	6'3	290	Sr.
C	Stefan Huber, Baylor	6'4	289	Sr.
OG	James Atoe, Washington	6'6	342	Jr.
OT	Skyler Burkland, Michigan State	6'7	309	Jr.
DE	Ben Gardner, Stanford	6'4	278	Sr.
DE	Marcus Rush, Michigan State	6'2	256	Jr.
DT	Kelcy Quarles, South Carolina	6'4	275	Jr.
DT	Lance Callihan, Stanford	6'3	303	So.
OLB	Danny Gress, Kent State	6'0	226	Sr.
MLB	Chris Borland, Wisconsin	5'11	249	Sr.
OLB	Shaun Lewis, Oklahoma State	5'11	226	Jr.
CB	Tyler Patmon, Kansas	5'11	181	Sr.
CB	Barry Browning, Stanford	6'1	178	Sr.
FS	Scott Mitchell, Stanford	6'4	181	So.
SS	Jason Hendricks, Pittsburgh	6'0	186	Sr.
K	Jordan Williamson, Stanford	5'11	181	Jr.
P	Brock Robinson, Wisconsin	6'3	229	So.
RET	Tevin Reese, Baylor	5'10	162	Sr.

2013 All Pac-12 1st Team
Pos	Player Name	Ht	Wt	Year
QB	Tom Savage, Arizona	6'5	240	Sr.
HB	Anthony Wilkerson, Stanford	6'1	221	Sr.
HB	De'Anthony Thomas, Oregon	5'9	166	Jr.
WR	Necho Beard, Nevada	6'0	209	Jr.
WR	Ty Montgomery, Stanford	6'2	206	Jr.
TE	Jack Baucus, Arizona	6'6	268	Sr.
OT	Tyler Johnstone, Oregon	6'6	287	So.
OG	James Atoe, Washington	6'6	342	Jr.
C	Khalil Wilkes, Stanford	6'3	295	Sr.
OG	Aundrey Walker, USC	6'6	387	So.
OT	Kevin Graf, USC	6'6	304	Sr.
DE	Ben Gardner, Stanford	6'4	278	Sr.
DE	Charlie Hopkins, Stanford	6'6	279	Jr.
DT	Lance Callihan, Stanford	6'3	303	So.
DT	Chris Ham, Stanford	6'0	306	Fr.
OLB	Dion Bailey, USC	6'1	201	Jr.
MLB	Will Andrew, USC	6'2	231	Sr.
OLB	Kyle Benson, Arizona	6'2	227	Jr.
CB	Nickell Robey, USC	5'8	166	Jr.
CB	Barry Browning, Stanford	6'1	178	Sr.
FS	Wayne Lyons, Stanford	6'1	192	Jr.
SS	Devon Carrington, Stanford	6'1	198	Sr.
K	Nathan McFarland, Washington	5'11	163	So.
P	Doug Hicks, California	5'10	218	So.
RET	Roy Finch, Arizona	5'7	170	Jr.

2013 All Pac-12 2nd Team
Pos	Player Name	Ht	Wt	Year
QB	Jesse Scroggins, USC	6'3	207	Jr.
HB	George Farmer, USC	6'1	207	Jr.
HB	Ronnie Hillman, San Diego State	5'10	178	Sr.
WR	Richard Morrison, Arizona	6'0	183	Sr.
WR	Marqise Lee, USC	6'0	191	Jr.
TE	Zach Ertz, Stanford	6'6	252	Sr.
OT	Daniel Nielson, Utah	6'6	332	Jr.
OG	Everett Benyard, Oregon	6'7	327	Sr.
C	Hroniss Grasu, Oregon	6'3	301	Jr.
OG	Colin Porter, Washington	6'4	325	Sr.
OT	Charles Leno, Boise State	6'3	299	Sr.
DE	Todd Barr, California	6'3	272	So.
DE	Taylor George, Nevada	6'4	259	Sr.
DT	Ricky Heimuli, Oregon	6'4	326	Sr.
DT	Justin Washington, Arizona	6'2	284	Sr.
OLB	Blake Lueders, Stanford	6'5	262	Sr.
MLB	Nick Forbes, California	6'1	230	Sr.
OLB	Joe Hemschoot, Stanford	6'1	220	Jr.
CB	Gregory Ducre, Washington	5'10	173	Jr.
CB	Rashaad Reynolds, Oregon State	5'10	186	Sr.
FS	Scott Mitchell, Stanford	6'4	181	So.
SS	Michael Walker, Utah	5'9	191	Sr.
K	Jordan Williamson, Stanford	5'11	181	Jr.
P	Jermaine Rouse, Stanford	6'4	217	Fr.
RET	Keenan Allen, California	6'3	206	Sr.

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2013 Pac-12 Leaders

Updated: Dec 8, 2013
Passing Yards	Yards	Touchdown Passes	TDs
1. Tom Savage, Arizona	3470	1. Tom Savage, Arizona	38
2. Jake Heaps, BYU	3273	2. Brett Nottingham, Stanford	33
3. Brett Nottingham, Stanford	3130	3. Joe Southwick, Boise State	28
4. Jesse Scroggins, USC	2828	4. Jesse Scroggins, USC	27
5. Joe Southwick, Boise State	2778	5. Kyle Boehm, California	23
Rushing Yards	Yards	Yards Per Carry	YPC
1. Anthony Wilkerson, Stanford	1895	1. Tra Carson, Oregon	6.9
2. Jesse Callier, Washington	1198	2. Jovan Stevenson, Oregon State	6.7
3. Harvey Langi, Utah	1194	3. Harvey Langi, Utah	6.4
4. Deantre Lewis, Arizona State	1155	4. George Farmer, USC	6.4
5. Stefphon Jefferson, Nevada	1120	5. Roy Finch, Arizona	6.3
Rushing Touchdowns	TDs	Receptions	Rec
1. Anthony Wilkerson, Stanford	17	1. Necho Beard, Nevada	94
2. Ronnie Hillman, San Diego State	15	2. Richard Morrison, Arizona	72
3. De'Anthony Thomas, Oregon	13	3. JD Falslev, BYU	67
4. Deantre Lewis, Arizona State	13	4. Marquess Wilson, Washington State	65
5. Three tied	12	5. Matt Miller, Boise State	63
Receiving Yards	Yards	Touchdown Receptions	TDs
1. Necho Beard, Nevada	1468	1. Necho Beard, Nevada	12
2. Jack Baucus, Arizona	1142	2. Ty Montgomery, Stanford	12
3. Richard Morrison, Arizona	1102	3. Three tied	11
4. Marcus Mathews, BYU	946	4. Two tied	10
5. Marquess Wilson, Washington State	895	5. Two tied	9

Updated: Dec 8, 2013
Total Tackles	Tkls	Tackles For Loss	TFL
1. Dion Bailey, USC	89	1. Blake Lueders, Stanford	27
2. Devon Carrington, Stanford	88	2. Sam Foster, Nevada	27
3. Dray Bell, Nevada	87	3. David Wilkerson, California	26
4. Kyle Benson, Arizona	86	4. Three tied	23
5. Three tied	84	5. Three tied	21
Sacks	Sks	Interceptions	INTs
1. Sam Foster, Nevada	9.5	1. Nickell Robey, USC	7
2. Ben Gardner, Stanford	8.5	2. Barry Browning, Stanford	6
3. Todd Barr, California	8.5	3. Rashaad Reynolds, Oregon State	6
4. Blake Lueders, Stanford	7.5	4. Osahon Irabor, Arizona State	6
5. Junior Onyeali, Arizona State	7.5	5. Four tied	5
Pass Deflections	PDs	Forced Fumbles
1. Charles Garrett, Nevada	18	1. Five tied	3
2. Barry Browning, Stanford	15	2. 24 tied	2
3. Wykie Freeman, Utah	14	3.
4. Nickell Robey, USC	14	4.
5. Brad Davis, Arizona	13	5.
Fumble Recoveries	FR
1. Terrance Mitchell, Oregon	3	1.
2. Jack Reynoso, Nevada	3	2.
3. 17 tied	2	3.
4.		4.
5.		5.

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2013 Pac-12 Team Rankings

Total Offense

1. Stanford, 470.2 YPG
2. Arizona, 469.3 YPG
3. USC, 429.0 YPG
4. Washington, 425.8 YPG
5. BYU, 401.3 YPG
6. San Diego State, 397.1 YPG
7. Boise State, 396.8 YPG
8. Oregon, 394.3 YPG
9. Utah, 394.3 YPG
10. California, 381.1 YPG
11. Nevada, 378.5 YPG
12. Arizona State, 359.8 YPG
13. UCLA, 341.3 YPG
14. Colorado, 341.3 YPG
15. Oregon State, 329.3 YPG
16. Washington State, 302.7 YPG

Passing Offense

1. Arizona, 364.5 YPG
2. BYU, 273.7 YPG
3. Stanford, 263.8 YPG
4. Boise State, 249.9 YPG
5. USC, 236.7 YPG
6. Nevada, 224.3 YPG
7. San Diego State, 213.7 YPG
8. Washington, 208.1 YPG
9. California, 204.7 YPG
10. Colorado, 198.0 YPG
11. Utah, 190.6 YPG
12. Oregon State, 185.6 YPG
13. Oregon, 171.8 YPG
14. UCLA, 165.3 YPG
15. Washington State, 161.8 YPG
16. Arizona State, 154.6 YPG

Rushing Offense

1. Oregon, 222.6 YPG
2. Washington, 217.7 YPG
3. Stanford, 206.3 YPG
4. Arizona State, 205.2 YPG
5. Utah, 203.7 YPG
6. USC, 192.3 YPG
7. San Diego State, 183.4 YPG
8. California, 176.4
9. UCLA, 175.9 YPG
10. Nevada, 154.3 YPG
11. Boise State, 146.9 YPG
12. Oregon State, 143.7 YPG
13. Colorado, 143.3 YPG
14. Washington State, 140.9 YPG
15. BYU, 127.7 YPG
16. Arizona, 104.8 YPG

Points Per Game

1. Stanford, 44.6
2. USC, 42.0
3. Arizona, 39.0
4. Washington, 35.4
5. Oregon, 32.0
6. Boise State, 31.5
7. California, 30.5
8. Arizona State, 27.7
9. Nevada, 26.7
10. San Diego State, 26.5
11. Utah, 26.0
12. UCLA, 25.1
13. BYU, 24.1
14. Colorado, 22.9
15. Oregon State, 22.3
16. Washington State, 18.0

Passing Touchdowns

1. Arizona, 43
2. Stanford, 36
3. Boise State, 31
4. California, 29
5. USC, 28
t-6. Washington, 22
t-6. Nevada, 22
t-6. BYU, 22
9. Oregon, 18
t-10. Arizona State, 16
t-10. Washington State, 16
12. Utah, 15
t-13. Oregon State, 13
t-13. Colorado, 13
15. UCLA, 12
16. San Diego State, 11

Rushing Touchdowns

1. USC, 32
t-2. Stanford, 25
t-2. Oregon, 25
t-4. Washington, 24
t-4. San Diego State, 24
6. Arizona State, 22
7. Utah, 21
8. Colorado, 20
t-9. UCLA, 19
t-9. Oregon State, 19
t-9. California, 19
12. Nevada, 18
13. Boise State, 16
14. Arizona, 15
15. BYU, 13
16. Washington State, 11

Sacks Allowed

1. Oregon, 20
2. California, 26
t-3. Nevada, 27
t-3. Boise State, 27
t-5. Washington, 29
t-5. Colorado, 29
t-7. San Diego State, 30
t-7. USC, 30
t-7. Arizona, 30
10. Arizona State, 31
t-11. BYU, 33
t-11. UCLA, 33
13. Utah, 34
14. Oregon State, 38
15. Stanford, 39
16. Washington State, 45

First Downs

1. California, 276
2. Washington, 273
3. Arizona State, 270
4. USC, 266
5. San Diego State, 260
6. Arizona, 252
7. Utah, 251
8. Boise State, 246
9. Oregon, 239
t-10. UCLA, 237
t-10. BYU, 237
12. Stanford, 223
13. Nevada, 217
14. Colorado, 206
15. Oregon State, 203
16. Washington State, 199

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Total Defense

1. California, 251.7 YPGA
2. Stanford, 295.6 YPGA
3. Utah, 311.1 YPGA
4. BYU, 336.1 YPGA
5. USC, 341.8 YPGA
6. UCLA, 343.7 YPGA
7. Washington, 357.6 YPGA
8. Arizona State, 361.3 YPGA
9. Oregon, 370.3 YPGA
10. Arizona, 389.3 YPGA
11. Oregon State, 393.0 YPGA
12. Boise State, 398.0 YPGA
13. San Diego State, 400.4 YPGA
14. Nevada, 408.5 YPGA
15. Colorado, 428.3 YPGA
16. Washington State, 480.8 YPGA

Pass Defense

1. California, 140.7 YPGA
2. Utah, 164.2 YPGA
3. BYU, 186.8 YPGA
4. USC, 193.5 YPG
5. Arizona State, 193.8 YPGA
6. San Diego State, 201.2 YPGA
7. Stanford, 206.8 YPGA
8. UCLA, 209.8 YPGA
9. Arizona, 217.8 YPGA
10. Nevada, 224.3 YPGA
11. Oregon State, 224.4 YPGA
12. Washington State, 226.1 YPGA
13. Washington, 234.0 YPGA
14. Boise State, 237.0 YPGA
15. Oregon, 244.0 YPGA
16. Colorado, 248.6 YPGA

Rush Defense

1. Stanford, 88.8 YPGA
2. California, 111.0 YPGA
3. Washington, 123.8 YPGA
4. Oregon, 126.3 YPGA
5. UCLA, 133.8 YPGA
6. Utah, 146.9 YPGA
7. USC, 148.3 YPGA
8. BYU, 149.3 YPGA
9. Boise State, 160.1 YPGA
10. Arizona State, 167.4 YPGA
11. Oregon State, 168.6 YPGA
12. Arizona, 171.5 YPGA
13. Colorado, 179.8 YPGA
14. Nevada, 184.2 YPGA
15. San Diego State, 199.3 YPGA
16. Washington State, 254.7 YPGA

Points Allowed Per Game

1. California, 14.8
2. Stanford, 19.0
3. BYU, 19.8
4. USC, 21.2
5. Utah, 22.5
6. Washington, 25.8
7. Arizona State, 26.2
8. Boise State, 26.4
9. Oregon, 27.3
10. Oregon State, 27.4
11. San Diego State, 27.5
12. Nevada, 28.1
13. Arizona, 28.1
14. Colorado, 30.4
15. UCLA, 33.8
16. Washington State, 42.0

Sacks

1. Stanford, 49
2. California, 45
3. Utah, 43
4. Oregon, 41
5. BYU, 37
6. USC, 34
7. Nevada, 32
8. Oregon State, 31
9. Boise State, 29
t-10. Arizona, 28
t-10. Arizona State, 28
12. Washington State, 27
13. Washington, 25
t-14. UCLA, 24
t-14. San Diego State, 24
16. Colorado, 22

Fumbles Recovered

1. Arizona State, 10
t-2. Stanford, 9
t-2. Oregon, 9
t-4. UCLA, 8
t-4. Washington, 8
t-6. Nevada, 7
t-6. Arizona, 7
t-8. BYU, 6
t-8. Washington State, 6
t-8. Oregon State, 6
t-8. San Diego State, 6
t-8. USC, 6
t-13. Utah, 5
t-13. California, 5
15. Colorado, 4
16. Boise State, 2

Interceptions

1. USC, 25
2. Stanford, 24
3. Arizona State, 20
4. Washington, 19
t-5. San Diego State, 18
t-5. BYU, 18
t-5. Oregon, 18
8. Utah, 16
t-9. Colorado, 15
t-9. Arizona, 15
t-11. Oregon State, 14
t-11. Washington State, 14
13. Nevada, 10
t-14. Boise State, 9
t-14. California, 9
16. UCLA, 4

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Third Down Conversions

1. USC, 52%
2. Arizona, 51%
3. Washington, 47%
t-4. Stanford, 46%
t-4. California, 46%
t-6. Arizona State, 44%
t-6. Boise State, 44%
t-6. Utah, 44%
9. UCLA, 41%
t-10. Colorado, 39%
t-10. Nevada, 39%
t-10. San Diego State, 39%
13. Oregon, 38%
14. Washington State, 36%
15. Oregon State, 34%
16. BYU, 33%

Fourth Down Conversions

1. Nevada, 77% (7/9)
t-2. Colorado, 75% (15/20)
t-2. Oregon, 75% (15/20)
4. BYU, 73% (14/19)
5. Arizona, 71% (5/7)
6. Boise State, 70% (14/20)
7. UCLA, 69% (9/13)
8. Stanford, 66% (8/12)
9. Arizona State, 63% (14/22)
10. California, 60% (12/20)
11. San Diego State, 58% (10/17)
t-12. Oregon State, 56% (9/16)
t-12. Utah, 56% (9/16)
t-12. Washington State, 56% (9/16)
15. USC, 54% (6/11)
16. Washington, 50% (12/24)

Two-Point Conversions

t-1. Stanford, 100% (3/3)
t-1. Nevada, 100% (1/1)
t-1. Utah, 100% (2/2)
t-1. USC, 100% (1/1)
t-1. BYU, 100% (2/2)
6. UCLA, 75% (3/4)
7. Arizona, 66% (2/3)
t-8. Oregon, 50% (2/4)
t-8. San Diego State, 50% (1/2)
t-8. Washington State, 50% (1/2)
t-8. Boise State, 50% (2/4)
t-12. Oregon State, 33% (1/3)
t-12. Arizona State, 33% (2/6)
t-12. California, 33% (1/3)
t-15. Washington, 0% (0/1)
t-15. Colorado, 0% (0/1)

Offensive Red Zone Percentage
(TDs allowed + FGs allowed = total scores allowed/total attempts)

1. California, 94% (38 + 11 = 49/52)
2. Boise State, 87% (37 + 11 = 48/55)
t-3. Stanford, 82% (36 + 11 = 47/57)
t-3. UCLA, 82% (23 + 11 = 34/41)
t-3. Washington, 82% (33 + 15 = 48/58)
t-3. Arizona State, 82% (34 + 9 = 43/52)
t-7. USC, 81% (40 + 8 = 48/59)
t-7. Colorado, 81% (27 + 9 = 36/44)
t-9. Arizona, 78% (39 + 9 = 48/61)
t-9. Oregon, 78% (32 + 9 = 41/52)
t-11. Oregon State, 76% (23 + 6 = 29/38)
t-11. Nevada, 76% (27 + 8 = 35/46)
t-11. Washington State, 76% (17 + 2 = 19/25)
14. San Diego State, 74% (28 + 11 = 39/52)
15. Utah, 72% (26 + 6 = 32/44)
16. BYU, 66% (26 + 7 = 33/50)

Red Zone Defense
(TDs allowed + FGs allowed = total scores allowed/total attempts)

1. Utah, 67% (21 + 8 = 29/43)
t-2. Colorado, 74% (27 + 10 = 37/50)
t-2. Nevada, 74% (30 + 9 = 39/52)
t-2. Arizona, 74% (33 + 7 = 40/54)
t-2. BYU, 74% (18 + 5 = 23/31)
t-6. Oregon State, 77% (32 + 6 = 38/49)
t-6. San Diego State, 77% (29 + 13 = 42/54)
t-8. UCLA, 78% (36 + 11 = 47/60)
t-8. Oregon, 78% (23 + 9 = 32/41)
t-10. USC, 79% (23 + 8 = 31/39)
t-10. Stanford, 79% (13 + 10 = 23/29)
12. Washington State, 80% (47 + 7 = 54/67)
13. Arizona State, 81% (24 + 11 = 35/43)
14. Boise State, 82% (30 + 4 = 34/41)
15. Washington, 84% (29 + 9 = 38/45)
16. California, 88% (10 + 13 = 23/26)

Giveaways

1. Washington, 10
2. Boise State, 11
t-3. Stanford, 13
t-3. California, 13
t-5. Arizona, 18
t-5. BYU, 18
t-5. Oregon, 18
t-8. Colorado, 19
t-8. USC, 19
t-10. UCLA, 22
t-10. Nevada, 22
t-10. San Diego State, 22
13. Oregon State, 23
14. Utah, 25
15. Arizona State, 27
16. Washington State, 30

Takeaways

1. Stanford, 33
2. USC, 31
3. Arizona State, 30
t-4. Oregon, 27
t-4. Washington, 27
t-6. San Diego State, 24
t-6. BYU, 24
8. Arizona, 22
9. Utah, 21
t-10. Oregon State, 20
t-10. Washington State, 20
12. Colorado, 19
13. Nevada, 17
14. California, 14
15. UCLA, 12
16. Boise State, 11

Turnover Differential

1. Stanford, +20
2. Washington, +17
3. USC, +12
4. Oregon, +9
5. BYU, +6
6. Arizona, +4
7. Arizona State, +3
8. San Diego State +2
9. California, +1
t-10. Colorado, 0
t-10. Boise State, 0
12. Oregon State, -3
13. Utah, -4
14. Nevada, -5
t-15. UCLA, -10
t-15. Washington State, -10

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2013 Bowl Games

New Mexico Bowl: Iowa (5-7) vs. Nevada (5-7)
Beef O'Brady's Bowl: Tulane (6-6) vs. Air Force (7-5)
New Orleans Bowl: Marshall (7-5) vs. Arkansas State (9-3)
Las Vegas Bowl: #10 Oregon (8-4) vs. #23 Fresno State (10-2)
Poinsettia Bowl: San Diego State (6-6) vs. Colorado State (10-2)
Hawai'i Bowl: Utah State (7-5) vs. Arizona State (5-7)
Little Caesars Pizza Bowl: Utah (7-5) vs. Ohio (9-3)
Belk Bowl: #15 Pittsburgh (9-3) vs. UCF (7-5)
Kraft Fight Hunger Bowl: Florida Atlantic (7-5) vs. BYU (7-5)
Music City Bowl: Ole Miss (6-6) vs. #24 North Carolina (8-4)
Independence Bowl: UNLV (9-3) vs. #22 Clemson (8-4)
Military Bowl: Northern Illinois (9-4) vs. Maryland (8-4)
Champs Sports Bowl: Connecticut (9-3) vs. Miami-FL (8-4)
Humanitarian Bowl: Bowling Green (7-5) vs. New Mexico State (8-4)
Holiday Bowl: Oklahoma (8-4) vs. #9 Arizona (9-3)
Sun Bowl: #16 Washington (8-4) vs. Florida State (8-4)
Armed Forces Bowl: Boise State (7-5) vs. Western Michigan (7-5)
AutoZone Liberty Bowl: Louisville (7-5) vs. Southern Miss (9-3)
Texas Bowl: Ohio State (6-6) vs. Kansas State (7-5)
Insight Bowl: Kansas (8-4) vs. Penn State (8-4)
Chick-fil-A Bowl: Mississippi State (7-5) vs. Georgia Tech (8-5)
Outback Bowl: Tennessee (7-5) vs. Nebraska (8-4)
Capital One Bowl: #8 Georgia (11-2) vs. #11 Wisconsin (11-2)
Gator Bowl: #17 Florida (8-4) vs. Illinois (7-5)
TicketCity Bowl: Memphis (6-6) vs. Texas A&M (5-7)
Alamo Bowl: #25 Oklahoma State (9-3) vs. #6 California (11-2)
Goddaddy.com Bowl: Kent State (10-3) vs. #21 Troy (10-2)
AT&T Cotton Bowl: #20 South Carolina vs. #14 TCU (9-3)
BBVA Compass Bowl: Virginia Tech (6-6) vs. Miami-OH (6-6)

2013 Bowl Championship Series



#7 LSU (10-2) vs. #3 USC (11-2)
BCS At-large vs. Pac-12 Champion
Rose Bowl Game
Rose Bowl
Pasadena, CA
January 2, 2014



#4 Michigan (10-2) vs. #12 Rutgers
BCS At-large vs. BCS At-large
Allstate Sugar Bowl
Superdome
New Orleans, LA
January 2, 2014



#13 Boston College (11-2) vs. #5 Stanford (11-1)
ACC Champion vs. BCS At-large
Discover Orange Bowl
Sun Life Stadium
Miami Gardens, FL
January 3, 2014



#18 Baylor (10-2) vs. #19 South Florida (9-3)
Big 12 Champion vs. Big East Champion
Tostitos Fiesta Bowl
University of Phoenix Stadium
Glendale, AZ
January 4, 2014



#1 Alabama (11-2) vs. #2 Michigan State (12-1)
BCS #1 vs. BCS #2
Citi BCS National Championship Game
Rose Bowl
Pasadena, CA
January 9, 2014

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Matchup Preview | January 3, 2014
	vs
#13 Boston College Eagles (11-2, Away)		#5 Stanford Cardinal (11-1, Home)
Offensive Stats Comparison 422.8 (6th) Total Offensive Yards 470.2 (4th) 141.6 (109th) Passing Yards 263.8 (12th) 281.2 (1st) Rushing Yards 206.3 (25th) 32.9 (16th) Points Per Game 44.6 (1st) 18 Passing TD 36 32 Rushing TD 25 301 First Downs 223 62 Red Zone Attempts 57 38-13 Red Zone TD-FG 36-11 82 Red Zone Percentage 82 Defensive Stats Comparison 293.8 (5th) Total Yards Allowed 295.6 (6th) 146.8 (1st) Passing Yards Allowed 206.8 (68th) 146.9 (36th) Rushing Yards Allowed 88.8 (1st) 230 (13th) Points Allowed 228 (10th) 32 (55th) Sacks 49 (1st) 3 Fumble Recoveries 9 14 Interceptions 24 17.7 Points Per Game 19.0 34 Red Zone Attempts 29 21-3 Red Zone TD-FG 13-10 70 Red Zone Percentage 79 Game Notes When Stanford takes the field at the Orange Bowl for the second time in four years, they may be surprised to encounter a team that is essentially a mirror image of themselves. Boston College boasts America's best running game, led by Heisman Trophy winner Andre Williams, who ran for an eye-popping 2175 yards and 21 touchdowns on the year. And he's not even the only major threat in the BC backfield. Backup Tahj Kimble ran for 1088 yards and eight touchdowns of his own. The matchup of BC's #1 running game against Stanford's top-ranked run defense should make for compelling drama. The Eagles' passing game is not nearly as explosive as Stanford's. Senior Chase Rettig has only 1808 yards and 17 touchdown passes on the year, but he is the prototypical game manager that a run-first, run-second, run-third team like BC likes. When the Eagles DO throw the ball, they have a trio of solid receivers in Bobby Swigert, Jonathan Coleman, and Alex Amidon, in addition to tight end Brian Miller. Defensively, the Eagles are a gritty, punch-you-in-the-mouth type, also mirroring Stanford's mentality. They are just ahead of the Cardinal in the rankings in terms of total defense, and while Stanford brings the #1 run defense to the table, Boston College will bring the nation's best pass defense to the Orange Bowl. Sophomore middle linebacker Steven Daniels is following the proud lineage of Mark Herzlich and Luke Kuechly, as he leads the team with 77 tackles, and is second on the team with 5.5 sacks. All-American defensive tackle Dillon Quinn has 8.5 sacks and will be a major factor in the success or failure of Stanford's ground attack. Flanking Daniels in the BC linebacking corps are seniors Steele Divitto and Kevin Pierre Louis. In the secondary, Boston College's top-ranked pass D is composed of cornerbacks CJ Jones (33 tackles, 4 INTs) and Dominique Williams (3 INTs), and safeties Sean Sylvia and Nate McCullough. Albert Louis-Jean is an emerging star at nickel back. On paper, this appears to be a matchup between two evenly matched, physically imposing football teams. That was the case three years ago too, when Stanford faced Virginia Tech in the Orange Bowl and throttled the Hokies 40-12. The ACC's reputation in BCS games is a poor one, so Boston College will have some doubters headed in. On Stanford's side, coach Brian Kudron is hoping for a victory to set the stage for a possible national title run next season, especially if Brett Nottingham returns.