TUSCALOOSA, Ala.
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. -- It was a sputtering, inconsistent, and rather mundane performance for No. 1
Alabama. Or at least, thats how it seemed a week after a big-game roller coaster
ride. AJ McCarron passed for 258 yards and threw a 30-yard touchdown to DeAndrew
White in the fourth quarter to lift Alabama to a 31-6 victory over Colorado
State on Saturday night. Two fourth-quarter touchdowns, one on special teams and
another on fourth down, helped keep the final score from being close for the
Tide (3-0). "I felt like as a whole, we didnt really execute to our full
abilities," Alabama linebacker C.J. Mosley said. "Thats not an SEC opponent that
we just played and the win really wasnt what it should have been. So I felt like
we kind of got away with a win. We didnt dominate that win." Offensive lineman
Kellen Williams described the postgame mood as "pretty sombre," even after the
25-point win. Kenyan Drake set up one touchdown with a blocked punt returned 15
yards by Dillon Lee and scored on a 3-yard touchdown run for the Tide, which led
just 17-6 heading to the fourth. Alabama managed only one offensive touchdown
and no third-down conversions in the first three quarters a week after winning a
49-42 shootout over Texas A&M. Coached by former Tide offensive co-ordinator
Jim McElwain, the Rams (1-3) nursed hopes for a monumental upset into the fourth
quarter before allowing two touchdowns. Trey DePriest stripped the ball from
quarterback Garrett Grayson and recovered the fumble early in the quarter. "We
challenged our guys to come in here and go toe-to-toe," said McElwain, who was
part of two Tide national championship teams from 2008-11. "I think the guys on
the other sideline have earned some respect for Colorado State Rams and how hard
we played the game." The next play after the fumble, McCarron laced a perfect
strike to White in the end zone and restless Alabama fans had something to cheer
about. The Tide was without several key players, including receivers Amari
Cooper (toe) and Kevin Norwood, guard Anthony Steen (headache), cornerback Deion
Belue (turf toe) and safety Jarrick Williams (eye). This was a sandwich game
between Southeastern Conference showdowns, and the nearly 40-point favourites
played like it offensively. No. 21 Mississippi visits Bryant-Denny Stadium next
week. McCarron completed 20 of 26 passes but also was intercepted on an
ill-advised throw. T.J. Yeldon ran seven times for 49 yards while Christion
Jones caught nine passes for 90 yards. Yeldon was held out of the first quarter
after getting flagged for unsportsmanlike conduct against Texas A&M. He
apologized in a statement Monday for making the "money" and double throat slash
gestures after a touchdown. He had a 38-yard run on his first carry midway
through the second quarter but the running game produced only 66 yards on 21
carries. That was the fewest rushing yards by the Tide since South Carolina held
them to 36 yards on Oct. 9, 2010. "Offensively, we couldnt run the ball with any
consistency or effectiveness," Alabama coach Nick Saban said. "Even though we
did a pretty good job passing, it had to be four or five times that we moved the
ball down the field and got just outside the red zone, and we had something
happen like throw an interception, miss a field goal, make a field goal, get
sacked. Just too many negative plays." Greyson completed 24 of 38 passes for 228
yards for the Rams, who managed just 51 yards on the ground. Rashard Higgins had
seven catches for 71 yards and Joe Hansley gained 82 on six receptions. Alabama
failed on all six third-down attempts through three quarters and finished 2 of
10. The Tide outgained Colorado State 338-279 in total yards after running up
568 yards a week ago. Alabama continued to find other ways to score. Lees return
early in the second quarter was the Tides fifth non-offensive touchdown. Alabama
backup quarterback Blake Sims hit Chris Black for a 14-yard touchdown pass to
add to the lead with 1:13 left. It was Blacks first career catch. McCarron was
in for most of the series against a team led by his former position coach and
Saban assistant. McElwains Rams didnt reach Alabama territory until midway
through the third quarter and then did it two straight drives. The Tide defence
did come up with stops both times. Jared Roberts kicked field goals of 45 and 31
yards to cut the Tides lead to 17-6. Landon Collins pulled Grayson down on a
keeper on third down to force the second kick.
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said. WASHINGTON -- Buffalo Sabres interim head coach Ted Nolan said Sunday the
organization was surprised by prospect Mikhail Grigorenkos decision not to
report to a junior club in Canada. "We knew obviously players would be
disappointed when something like that happened," Nolan said, "but no indication
that he wouldnt report." The Sabres assigned the Russian centre to the Quebec
Remparts of the Quebec Major Junior Hockey League on Saturday, hoping the
19-year-old former first-round draft pick would get some top-line minutes.
Grigorenko has struggled to adapt to the NHL in parts of two seasons, with eight
points in 43 career games since he was selected No. 12 overall in 2012. But
Grigorenko says he wont go to Quebec. He apologized on Facebook on Saturday,
adding: "We just need to find a place for me where I can develop and be the best
hockey player I can be." Nolan said he doesnt know what the next step will be
for Grigorenko and Sabres team president Patt LaFontaine.
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"Its one thing that you learn -- what you can control, what you cant control,"
Nolan said. "Him and Pat will take care of that." The Sabres would prefer that
Grigorenko play for their Rochester AHL affiliate, but an agreement between the
NHL and the Canadian Hockey League doesnt allow teenagers to play in the AHL.
Buffalo tried to send Grigorenko to Rochester on a conditioning assignment in
November, but the NHL denied the request. Grigorenko has played well in previous
stints in juniors, posting 139 points in two seasons with Quebec, including 30
goals in 33 games last season. "P.K. Subban played four years in Belleville, and
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world junior championships in Malmo, Sweden, where he led Russia to the bronze
medal with eight points in seven games.
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