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Deshaun Watson threw two of his five touchdown passes in the final seven minutes
and No. 5 Clemson rallied for a 42-36 victory over No. 3 Louisville after the
Tigers lost an 18-point lead to Lamar Jackson and the Cardinals on Saturday
night.The Tigers (5-0, 2-0 Atlantic Coast Conference) looked as if they had this
one wrapped up before halftime, scoring four TDs in the second quarter to lead
28-10. Then Action Jackson got moving and the Cardinals (4-1, 2-1) scored on
five consecutive possessions to take a 36-28 lead with 7:50 left.Artavis Scott
began Clemsons comeback with a 77-yard kickoff return, and Watson found Mike
Williams for a 20-yard scoring pass two plays later. Clemson forced Louisville
to punt for the only time in the second half and Watson guided the game-winning
drive, ending on a 31-yard TD catch by Jordan Leggett.Jackson had one last
surge, leading Louisville to Clemsons 9. But James Quick was knocked out of
bounds by safety Van Smith on fourth down with 33 seconds left to seal the
victory.NO. 11 TENNESSEE 34, NO. 25 GEORGIA 31ATHENS, Ga. -- Jauan Jennings
hauled in a 43-yard Hail Mary from Joshua Dobbs on the final play, giving
Tennessee a stunning victory over Georgia after the Bulldogs appeared to win it
on a long TD pass of their own with 10 seconds remaining.The Vols (5-0, 2-0
Southeastern Conference) rallied from a double-digit deficit for the fourth time
in five games, but this was their most improbable comeback yet. The SEC East
rivals packed a whole games worth of action into the closing minutes as
Tennessee went ahead for the first time all afternoon by recovering a fumble by
Georgia (3-2, 1-2) in the end zone with 2:56 to go.Then, after the Bulldogs
threw an interception but got the ball back one more time, Jacob Eason tossed a
47-yard touchdown pass to fellow freshman Riley Ridley. With the Sanford Stadium
crowd in a frenzy, Tennessee took the kickoff into position to take one shot at
the end zone.Dobbs hurled a towering pass that the 6-foot-3 Jennings didnt
really have that much trouble bringing down. He leaped above the scrum to make
the catch, and then landed on his back for the score that sent the Tennessee
bench charging on the field to celebrate.NO. 4 MICHIGAN 14, NO. 8 WISCONSIN 7ANN
ARBOR, Mich. -- Wilton Speight threw a tiebreaking, 46-yard touchdown pass to
Amara Darboh midway through the fourth quarter, Jourdan Lewis had a spectacular,
one-handed interception for Michigan.Jim Harbaugh helped the Wolverines (5-0,
2-0 Big Ten) beat a Top 10 team for the first time since their Rich
Rodriguez-led team rallied to beat the ninth-ranked Badgers in 2008.Wisconsin
(4-1, 1-1) had the ball at its 8 with 2:59 and no timeouts left with a chance to
beat a third team ranked in the top 10. The Badgers went for it on fourth-and-10
from its 8, with no timeouts left, and Alex Hornibrooks deep pass was picked off
by Lewis.Lewis leaped to snatch the ball out of the air with his right hand and
pinned it against his hip for an interception near midfield with 2:15 left to
play.NO. 1 ALABAMA 34, KENTUCKY 6TUSCALOOSA, Ala. -- Jalen Hurts threw two
third-quarter touchdown passes to Calvin Ridley and Ronnie Harrison scored on a
55-yard fumble return for No. 1 Alabama.The Crimson Tide (5-0, 2-0 Southeastern
Conference) overcame a week full of potential distractions and a slow start to
run away from the Wildcats (2-3, 1-2).The Hurt and Ridley Show took over the
second half, hooking up on scoring passes of 10 and 19 yards and plenty in
between. Hurts passed for 262 yards, including 173 in the third quarter.Ridley
gained 174 yards on 11 catches. Freshman tailback Joshua Jacobs rushed for 100
yards and a touchdown in his first start with Kentucky native Damien Harris
playing a limited role after spraining his right ankle last week against Kent
State.The performance came two days after star linebacker Tim Williams arrest on
a misdemeanor charge of carrying a pistol without a permit. Backup quarterback
Blake Barnett left the team and withdrew from school this week, too.NO. 2 OHIO
STATE 58, RUTGERS 0COLUMBUS, Ohio -- J.T. Barrett broke the Ohio State record
for career touchdown passes with the third of his four Saturday, and the No. 2
Buckeyes forced Rutgers to punt on all 10 drives a 58-0 victory.Giving Rutgers
coach Chris Ash a rude welcome in his return to The Horseshoe, Barrett was 21
for 29 for 238 yards before giving way to backup Joe Burrow near the end of the
third quarter. Barrett has 59 TD passes in 27 career games for Ohio State (4-0,
1-0 Big Ten).Freshman tailback Mike Weber ran for 144 yards on 14 attempts
before also taking a seat in the third quarter. He had a 46-yard scoring run 2
1/2 minutes into the second half.The Scarlet Knights (2-3, 0-2) never got deeper
than the Ohio State 38. They sacked quarterback Chris Laviano three times and
allowed 33 passing yards. Ash spent the past two seasons as Ohio States
co-defensive coordinator.Ohio State piled up 669 yards of total offense,
including 410 on the ground.NO. 9 TEXAS A&M 24, SOUTH CAROLINA 13COLUMBIA,
S.C. -- Trevor Knight threw for 206 yards and ran for 84 more for Texas
A&M.Knight also had a fumble and an interception, but the Aggies (5-0, 3-0
Southeastern Conference) used a tight defense to win, tackling the Gamecocks
(2-3, 1-3) for losses on 10 plays and keeping them out of the end zone after
A.J. Turners 75-yard touchdown run on South Carolinas first play from
scrimmage.Knight came in second in the SEC in total offense, and either threw
the ball or ran it on 52 of Texas A&Ms 79 plays. Trayveon Williams and James
White each ran for a touchdown for the Aggies. The SECs best rushing team had
216 yards on the ground.NORTH CAROLINA 37, NO. 12 FLORIDA STATE 35TALLAHASSEE,
Fla. -- Nick Weiler made a 54-yard field goal as time expired to lift North
Carolina past Florida State, snapping the Seminoles 22-game home winning
streak.It was the first field goal make by either team after the kickers
combined to miss their first four attempts. Weiler also atoned for a blocked
extra point that allowed the Seminoles to take a late lead.After Florida State
took a 35-34 lead with 22 seconds remaining on Deondre Francois 2-yard touchdown
run, the Tar Heels were able to drive 38 yards in three plays. They also took
advantage of a pass interference call on Tavarus McFadden to get them in
range.It is the second straight week that the Tar Heels (4-1, 2-0 Atlantic Coast
Conference) have won in the final seconds. Last Saturday, they beat Pittsburgh
37-36 with 2 seconds remaining on Mitch Trubinskys touchdown pass.NO. 13 BAYLOR
45, IOWA STATE 42AMES, Iowa -- Chris Callahan made a 19-yard field goal as time
expired to lift Baylor past Iowa State.Down 42-28, the Bears (5-0, 2-0 Big 12)
rallied to it with scoring drives of 86 and 84 yards. Seth Russell drove Baylor
83 yards to set up Callahans chip shot.Russell was 12 of 22 for 178 yards.
Baylor star receiver KD Cannon missed the game because of a groin injury.Joel
Lanning threw for 261 yards and two touchdowns for Iowa State (1-4, 0-2). Mike
Warren added a season-high 130 yards rushing for the Cyclones. They scored
touchdowns on their first six full possessions, but were shut out after that.NO.
14 MIAMI 35, GEORGIA TECH 21ATLANTA -- Shaquille Quarterman and Joe Jackson
returned fumbles by Georgia Tech quarterback Justin Thomas for touchdowns in
less than a minute in the second quarter for Miami.Miami (4-0, 1-0 Atlantic
Coast Conference) led 28-7 after the fumble returns of 17 yards by Quarterman
and 18 yards by Jackson -- both freshmen.Georgia Tech (3-2, 1-2) drew to 28-21
before Miamis Brad Kaaya answered with a 31-yard touchdown pass to Stacy Coley
late in the third quarter.Miami won in the Atlantic Coast Conference debut of
coach Mark Richt, the former Georgia coach. He improved to 14-0 against Georgia
Tech in Atlanta, including an 8-0 record at Georgia and 5-0 as an assistant at
Florida State. The win came in Richts 200th game as a coach.NO. 15 NEBRASKA 31,
ILLINOIS 16LINCOLN, Neb. -- Terrell Newby ran for 113 of his 140 yards and
scored two touchdowns in the fourth quarter, and No. 15 Nebraska got a scare
from Illinois.Newby touched the ball on 18 of Nebraskas last 21 plays from
scrimmage and the Cornhuskers (5-0, 2-0 Big Ten) won going away after being down
16-10. They also avenged a 14-13 loss last year in Champaign.Illinois (1-3, 0-1)
got off only 10 offensive plays after taking its six-point lead with 7:40 left
in the third quarter. The Illini have lost 14 straight and 23 of 24 against Top
25 opponents.NO. 16 MISSISSIPPI 48, MEMPHIS 28OXFORD, Miss. -- Chad Kelly threw
for 361 yards, Eugene Brazley ran for a career-high 124 yards and two touchdowns
and Mississippi pulled away late to beat Memphis.Ole Miss (3-2) jumped out to a
14-0 lead in the first quarter against the Tigers for a second straight season,
but this time held on for the victory. Memphis beat Ole Miss 37-24 last season
after falling behind by two touchdowns early.There would be no such comeback
Saturday. Memphis (3-1) made this one interesting for a while, but couldnt keep
up with the Rebels high-scoring offense.INDIANA 24, NO. 17 MICHIGAN STATE 21,
OTBLOOMINGTON, Ind. -- Indiana quarterback Richard Lagow caught a touchdown
pass, threw for two more and took advantage of a second chance in overtime to
set up Griffin Oakes for a 20-yard field goal and an improbable victory over
Michigan State.The Hoosiers (3-1, 1-0 Big Ten) trailed 14-0 late in the third
quarter before Lagows 5-yard TD catch on third-and-goal finally helped the
Hoosiers turn the corner.Indiana ended a seven-game losing streak in the series,
reclaimed the Old Brass Spittoon for the first time since 2006, beat a ranked
team at home for the first time in a decade and earned their first overtime win
since 2010.Michigan State kicker Michael Geiger missed 49-yard field goal to
start overtime, and Oakes missed a 33-yard field goal on the ensuing possession
when Michigan States Drake Martinez was called for leaping to give Indiana a
first down.Michigan State (2-2, 0-2) has lost back-to-back games for the first
time since November 2012.CALIFORNIA 28, NO. 18 UTAH 23BERKELEY, Calif. -- Davis
Webb threw four touchdown passes and California stopped Zach Moss from the
1-yard line on the final play to win its second straight matchup against a
ranked opponent.Webb threw for 306 yards and connected on a pair of scoring
strikes to Chad Hansen and Demetris Robertson to lead the Golden Bears (3-2, 1-1
Pac-12).But it was the defense that sealed the win, stopping the Utes (4-1, 1-1)
on three plays inside the 2 in the closing seconds. James Looney wrapped up Moss
just short of the goal line on the final play to set off a celebration. Cal had
lost 11 straight games against ranked opponents before beating then-No. 11 Texas
50-43 at home two weeks ago.SOUTH ALABAMA 42, NO. 19 SAN DIEGO STATE 24MOBILE,
Ala. -- Cole Garvin threw for 241 yards and three touchdowns for South
Alabama.Garvin, the sophomore Marshall transfer starting in place of injured
Dallas Davis, threw touchdown passes of 37 yards to Kevin Kutchera, 79 yards to
tight end Gerald Everett, and 6 yards to Josh McGee.San Diego States Donnel
Pumphrey ran for 156 yards and a touchdown on 25 carries. He broke 100 yards
rushing for the 25th time and went over 5,000 yards to become the Mountain Wests
career leader.South Alabama improved to 3-2, and San Diego State dropped to
3-1.NO. 20 ARKANSAS 52, ALCORN STATE 10LITTLE ROCK, Ark. -- Austin Allen
completed 13 of 18 passes for 206 yards and three touchdowns to help Arkansas
win for the 10th time in 12 games.Following a loss to No. 9 Texas A&M last
week, the Razorbacks (4-1) led 24-0 after the first quarter and had few
struggles afterward against the Football Championship Subdivision Braves
(1-3).Devwah Whaley ran for a career-high 135 yards on nine carries, and
Rawleigh Williams added 126 yards on 13 carries. Jared Cornelius had two
touchdown catches and finished with four receptions for 106 yards.OKLAHOMA 52,
NO. 21 TCU 46FORT WORTH, Texas -- Baker Mayfield made up for two lost fumbles
with four touchdowns, running for two and throwing two to Dede Westbrook, and
Oklahoma held on to win its Big 12 opener.After giving up 21 points in the first
quarter for the first time in 20 years, the Sooners (2-2) went ahead to stay
with 28 consecutive points in the second quarter. Westbrook was wide open on a
flea flicker for a 67-yard touchdown that put Oklahoma up 28-21, and Mayfield
then hit in him stride again for a 40-yard score.Mayfield was facing TCU for the
first time since saying before the Orange Bowl last year that TCU was the team
that disappointed him the most in recruiting, and claiming the Horned Frogs kind
of drug it out without offering a scholarship while he turned down other
offers.TCU coach Gary Patterson and Mayfield both insisted this week all that
was in the past, with Mayfield even saying things were blown out of proportion.
But when they were the same field, the Sooners junior quarterback was 23-of-30
passing for 274 yards, and ran 12 times for 55 yards.Kenny Hill threw for 449
yards and five touchdowns for the Frogs (3-2, 1-1 Big 12), including scoring
strikes of 64 and 74 yards to Taj Williams in the fourth quarter, the later
ending a stretch of 22 consecutive points for the Frogs that got them to 49-46.
Williams had five catches for 210 yards.OKLAHOMA STATE 49, NO. 22 TEXAS
31STILLWATER, Okla. -- Mason Rudolph threw for 392 yards and three touchdowns,
and Justice Hill ran for a 135 yards and a score for Oklahoma State.Jalen
McCleskey added 109 yards and two touchdowns receiving for the Cowboys (3-2, 1-1
Big 12). They had lost eight straight home games against the Longhorns (2-2,
0-1).Oklahoma State blocked three extra points in the first half, matching a
school record for blocked kicks in a game. On the first one, defensive tackle
Vincent Taylor came up the middle for the block, picked up the ball and ran with
it before delivering a perfect option-style pitch to Tre Flowers in stride.
Flowers took it into the end zone for two points and a 16-13 lead.Oklahoma State
receiver James Washington was knocked out of the game in the third quarter on a
hit to the head from linebacker Malcolm Roach. Washington had three catches for
91 yards and a touchdown.Texas Chris Warren III missed the second half with a
knee injury after running for 106 yards on 10 carries. DOnta Foreman left in the
third quarter with an abdominal injury after rumbling for 148 yards and two
touchdowns.NO. 23 FLORIDA 13, VANDERBILT 6NASHVILLE, Tenn. -- Jordan Scarlett
had a 4-yard touchdown run and Eddy Pineiro made two field in Floridas
victory.Florida (4-1, 2-1 Southeastern Conference) came up with two
interceptions and two sacks on a day where the defense otherwise struggled
against one of the nations worst offenses with three starting linemen missing
most of the game.Ralph Webb ran for 110 yards as Vanderbilt outgained Florida
265-236 in total offense. The Commodores (2-3, 0-2) had a final chance to force
overtime, but Nick Washington intercepted Wade Freebecks pass with 54 seconds
left.NO. 24 BOISE STATE 21, UTAH 10BOISE, Idaho -- Jeremy McNichols accounted
for 226 all-purpose yards, including 132 yards rushing and a 61-yard touchdown
reception, to lead No. 24 Boise State over Utah State.Boise State (4-0, 1-0) led
7-3 at halftime before taking control in the second half with a pair of
touchdown passes by Brett Rypien and a stout defensive performance.McNichols,
who was named the Mountain West Conference offensive player of the week for his
performance against Oregon State, continued to power the Broncos.His 61-yard
touchdown reception on a pass from Cedric Wilson gave Boise State a 7-0 lead in
the first quarter. In the fourth quarter, Boise State turned to McNichols to
grind out the clock and secure the victory.Utah State (2-3, 0-2) didnt get the
help it received last season in a 52-26 victory over the Broncos when Boise
State committed eight turnovers.---AP College Football website:
www.collegefootball.ap.org
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of the 2013 MLS re-entry draft. Jennifer Azzi couldnt eat. The 1996 Atlanta
Games were about to open for the U.S. womens basketball team, and food was the
last thing on her mind as she sat next to Lisa Leslie for breakfast in the
Olympic Village.I just had this nervous excitement, and then I look over, and
Lisa couldnt eat either, Azzi said. We were all just so over-the-top
excited.U.S. national team director Carol Callans memory drifts to a different
point that day, when the teams bus pulled into the parking lot of the Georgia
Dome.It was a school-girl level of excitement, Callan recalled. People were
screaming on the bus. Theyd been playing and training together for a year, and
it was time to see the end result.As the U.S. womens team prepares to begin its
quest for a sixth consecutive gold medal in womens basketball in Rio, the
groundwork laid by the groundbreaking team of 1996 has never been more
evident.That team readjusted the balance of power in the world, USA Basketball
coach Geno Auriemma said. Starting 20 years ago to today, theres never been a
more dominant team in the Olympics in any sport than the U.S. womens national
team.The 1996 Olympic womens basketball team accomplished things that had never
been done by preparing in a way that had never been done. For the first time in
program history, the womens USA Basketball team trained and played together for
nearly a year in preparation for the Olympics. In the end, that group made more
than history, going 60-0 (52-0 in pre-Olympic competition and 8-0 in the Games)
and capturing one of the most visible gold medals in an Olympics that was a
marking point because of the overwhelming success of female athletes.The 1996
team created stars in players such as Leslie and Sheryl Swoopes, set a new bar
for the level of play in womens basketball, and launched two professional
leagues, including the WNBA, which is celebrating its 20th anniversary this
season.Callan calls the creation of the 1996 team, and in a way, all that came
after, a perfect storm.The womens college game was growing in popularity, as
Connecticut won its first national championship in 1995 and had a burgeoning
rivalry with Tennessee. The NBA was exploring a business model for professional
womens basketball in the United States and was willing to put some money behind
the USA womens team as a marketing project.The U.S. team was coming off a pair
of disappointing performances, finishing with bronze at the 1992 Barcelona Games
and at the 1994 world championship.We knew we had to make some changes, Callan
said. We created a program that allowed the team to train together over a
sustained period, like the rest of the world does.USA Basketball convinced
Stanford coach Tara VanDerveer to leave her program for a year to coach the
team. It assembled a roster mixed with veteran players such as Teresa Edwards,
who had been playing for years in anonymity overseas, and young guns such as
Leslie and Dawn Staley, who were best known for their NCAA résumés and were
about to break through on a different level.USA Basketball scheduled a years
worth of exhibitions, a 22-game college tour that introduced the team to the
country, and a full slate of international games to prepare the U.S. womens
basketball team for international competition. A handful of those games were on
national television.The college tour began in Atlanta, with VanDerveer taking
the players to the Georgia Dome and asking them to visualize their place on the
medal stand.In between games and trips, there were autograph sessions, photo
shoots and media interviews. There was no social media. The players were tightly
bonded and exceedingly focused.It was almost like we were still girls waiting to
become grown women, Edwards said. We grew up really fast, and the grown-up part
of us allowed us to be great basketball players.But the kid part of us really
enjoyed each others company. We laughed so much. We messed up each others hair
and fixed it back. We paid for each others dinners. Wed send room service to the
wrong rooms. We had fun. But when it was time to play, we killed each other. We
brought the best out of each other.Azzi remembers a day when the U.S. women
practiced at Georgetown while legendary coach John Thompson stood on the
sideline and watched. Thompson came into the huddle at the end of practice to
address the team.You are making people respect you, he told them, and the
compliment stuck with Azzi and her teammates.We showed peoplee a different level
of basketball, Azzi said.
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professional womens basketball in the States. We would go into college arenas,
and teams thought they were going to be able to beat us. We were beating
national championship teams by a significant margin. It was the first time for
people to see the game played by women at that level.Once-in-a-lifetime
opportunityThe legacy of the 1996 team goes beyond the history that was written,
the ripples of that seminal experience casting off in all directions. They
established professional basketball in the United States, cementing a place for
pro womens team sports in the landscape. To the players on that team who
eventually would go on to coaching careers, such as Staley (South Carolina),
Azzi (San Francisco), Swoopes (formerly of Loyola) and Katy Steding (Boston
University). To the influence over the U.S. teams current batch of stalwarts
such as Diana Taurasi, Sue Bird and Tamika Catchings. To the other side of the
country to the coach who cemented her own Hall of Fame legacy without taking
home a medal.Coaches dont receive medals in the Olympics, so while the players
stood on the platform after beating Brazil in the final in front of nearly
33,000 fans that last day, VanDerveer stood just off to the side. She didnt need
a medal to realize shed created a gold standard.VanDerveer was demanding,
unrelenting. She had the most talented roster in the history of the game, and
she wanted those players to give her everything, from the first game to the
last. After all, she was giving significantly as well.VanDerveer had resigned
from her head-coaching job at Stanford, taking the year away to not only lead
the U.S. women back to the gold-medal stand, but to prime the country for
professional womens basketball and to alter the culture of the womens national
team program.It was a really difficult decision, said VanDerveer, who turned her
program over to longtime assistant coach Amy Tucker and brought old friend
Marianne Stanley in as co-head coach for one season. You put so much into your
own program. The hardest part of it was having to resign for that year. But I
recognized it as an once-in-a-lifetime opportunity.People told VanDerveer she
was never going to be able to go back to the college game after her experience
coaching the best team in the world. Her name came up as a coaching candidate
for the WNBA and the American Basketball League, which was going to have a team
in San Jose and feature Azzi as its founding player. But VanDerveer never
wavered about her commitment to return to Stanford.I was excited about going
back, she said. I had learned things from the Olympic experience that I wanted
to take back to my team.Twenty years later, VanDerveer is a member of the
Naismith Hall of Fame and is on the cusp of reaching 1,000 career wins as a
college coach. Many players on that 1996 team regard her as the best coach they
ever played for.Ruthie Bolton knew that playing the Olympics on home soil had
the potential to make or break womens basketball in the United States.There was
so much at stake, Bolton said. We didnt want another feeling of sadness, agony
and defeat. We made sure that didnt happen. Tara was preparing us to have a
state of mind that was above and beyond. It was like going overboard a little,
but we didnt want to leave any questions of whether we were ready.Azzi said that
experience challenged everybody to the core.At one point, everybody had a
meltdown, she said. But we were all in it together, in a very professional way.
It was a sisterhood with a level of trust and respect that I had never
experienced before.The legacy of the 1996 womens basketball team is one that
changed the landscape of the sport, setting a tone for everything that came
after.Players like Lisa and Dawn and Sheryl taught Diana Taurasi and Sue Bird
what it mean to be on the national team, Callan said, and those players have
taught the next generation.Seimone Augustus, who helped the United States win
gold medals in 2008 and 12 and is in Rio for her third Olympics, had a poster in
her room as a kid of the 1996 team.My dream, my goal, was to be like those
strong women I saw in that poster, Augustus said. To be able to be a part of
that legacy and tradition thats so rich in success and winning means a lot.
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