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Week 7 schedule, not much there, just Bedlam

TIME				TV
		THURSDAY
7:30		UL Monroe at South Alabama		ESPNU
8:00		Boston College at #19 Virginia Tech		ESPN
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		FRIDAY
7:00		Tulsa at South Florida		ESPN
10:00		Arizona at Washington		FS1
		Colorado State at UNLV		CBSSN
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		SATURDAY
9:00 AM		ESPN College Gameday, live from Cheney, WA		ESPN
NOON		Syracuse at #8 Clemson		ABC
		#15 Oklahoma State at #9 Oklahoma		FOX
		PURDUE at #3 MICHIGAN		ESPN
		NORTHWESTERN at IOWA		espn2
		TCU at Baylor		FS1
		Georgia Tech at Pittsburgh		ESPNU
		Buffalo at Army		CBSSN
		MINNESOTA at #18 ILLINOIS		BTN
		Kentucky at Missouri		SECN
		Northern Illinois vs. BYU @ Chicago, IL
		Bowling Green at Ohio
		Western Michigan at Kent State
2:00		Akron at Ball State
		Miami(Ohio) at Central Michigan
		FIU at Massachusetts
2:30		Kansas at West Virginia
3:00		Air Force at Wyoming
		UTEP at Charlotte
		Georgia Southern at Coastal Carolina
3:30		Stanford at #17 Oregon		ABC
		#14 Texas A&M at South Carolina		CBS
		#23 Temple at Memphis		espn2
		Cincinnati at SMU		ESPNU
		Houston at Navy		CBSSN
		#22 NEBRASKA at RUTGERS		BTN
		WISCONSIN at MARYLAND		BTN+
		#7 Florida State at Louisville		ACCN
		Virginia at Old Dominion		NFLN
		Arkansas State at Appalachian State
4:00		#10 Texas at Texas Tech		FOX
		Connecticut at Ole Miss		SECN
		#21 UL Lafayette at NM State
6:00		MICHIGAN STATE at #11 INDIANA		ESPN
		Arizona State at Colorado		P12
		Louisiana Tech at UTSA
		Middle Tennessee at Rice
		Southern Miss at Liberty
6:30		Florida Atlantic at Marshall
7:00		North Carolina at #16 Miami		espn2
		#12 California at Oregon State		ESPNU
		Tulane at Central Florida		CBSSN
		San Jose State at San Diego State
		New Mexico at Utah State
		Toledo at Eastern Michigan
7:30		#1 OHIO STATE at PENN STATE		ABC
		Mississippi State at LSU		SECN
8:00		Georgia State at Troy
9:00		#5 Alabama at Tennessee		ESPN
10:15		#24 Colorado State at UNLV		espn2
		Fresno State at Nevada		ESPNU
11:00		Boise State at Hawaii		CBSSN

Noon games

• #8 Clemson 47, Syracuse 21
• #9 Oklahoma 33, 15 Oklahoma State 20
• PURDUE 37, #3 MICHIGAN 34
• NORTHWESTERN d. IOWA
• Baylor d. TCU
• Georgia Tech d. Pittsburgh
• Army d. Buffalo
• MINNESOTA d. #18 ILLINOIS
• Missouri d. #25 Kentucky
• Northern Illinois d. BYU
• Ohio d. Bowling Green
• Kent State d. Western Michigan

Clemson's offense was very underwhelming but the defense more than made up for it, forcing three first half turnovers, scoring on one, and the other two leading to touchdowns.

The Sooners got back on track with a wire to wire win over their rivals.  Kennedy Brooks ran for 162 yards, his season high.

Purdue went into Ann Arbor and stunned the Wolverines thanks to special teams and big plays.  Rondale Moore had a punt return touchdown, among three Boilermakers touchdowns of over 50 yards, and 3-3 on field goals.  The Wolverines were less fortunate, as Purdue's bend but don't break defense worked, with Michigan missing all 4 field goal attempts and a PAT.  Seeing their team trailing 30-7 going into the 4th, Michigan Stadium had substantially emptied out, save for a small Purdue contingent in the southeast corner.  They had to hold on, as the Wolverines came to life with four 4th quarter touchdowns.  It was too little, too late, although Aiden Hutchinson recorded his third multi-sack game of the season in the loss.

2:30 game

• West Virginia d. Kansas

3:30 games

• #17 Oregon 26, Stanford 20
• #14 Texas A&M 33, South Carolina 13
• Memphis d. #23 Temple
• SMU d. Cincinnati
• Navy d. Houston
• #22 NEBRASKA d. RUTGERS
• Virginia d. Old Dominion
• WISCONSIN d. MARYLAND
• Louisville d. #7 Florida State
• Appalachian State d. Arkansas State

Oregon sprinted out to a 23-0 lead and held on with a stand on 4th and 6 late.  Anthony Brown made up for his lousy game at Cal last week

Texas A&M's defense dominated, before the Gamecocks scored 10 points after the game was out of reach,

6:00 games

• #11 INDIANA 31, MICHIGAN STATE 27
• Arizona State d. Colorado
• Louisiana Tech d. UTSA
• Middle Tennessee d. Rice
• Southern Miss d. Liberty

The Hoosiers appeared to be coasting with a 17-0 lead in the 2nd, but thanks to 263 passing yards from Rocky Lombardi, Michigan State raced back to take a 27-17 lead.  The Hoosiers scored a pair of touchdowns in the final 4 minutes to take a W

7:00 games

• North Carolina d. #16 Miami
• #12 California d. Oregon State
• Central Florida d. Tulane
• San Diego State d. San Jose State
• Utah State d. New Mexico
• Eastern Michigan d. Toledo

8:00 game

• Georgia State d. Troy