By Helene Elliott
On a special day in which Matt Barkley and Robert Woods are congratulated for breaking records, Coach Lane Kiffin takes his team to task for penalties. 'That's not who we are,' he says.
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The Cardinal running back runs for a career-high 189 yards and one touchdown as Stanford wins the rivalry game for the third straight year.
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No. 3 Florida routs No. 9 South Carolina, No. 4 Kansas State wallops No. 17 West Virginia, No. 5 Notre Dame edges BYU, No. 6 LSU downs No. 20 Texas A&M; and No. 18 Texas Tech needs three overtimes to top Texas Christian.
By Chris Dufresne
Texas has allowed 111 points in two consecutive defeats and will try to hold off Baylor, whose offense is averaging 556 yards and 47 points a game. Tennessee will try to knock off No. 1 Alabama.
By Chris Dufresne
Chris Dufresne takes time out (he gets three per half) each Friday during the season to answer questions on college football. This week's topics include a possible BCS championship matchup, USC's struggling offense and Notre Dame's resurgence.
By Bill Dwyre
The legendary coach who led the Fighting Irish to four national titles was a stickler for details and discipline — on the field and at home.
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Alec Lemon, Jerome Smith and Ryan Nassib lead the Orange to a win that spoils the return of UConn Coach Paul Pasqualoni, who was fired by Syracuse eight years ago.
By Gary Klein
Trojans are 41-point favorites to beat the Buffaloes at home, and Matt Barkley and Robert Woods could set school records. But Lane Kiffin says he just wants a win.
By Gary Klein
USC's offense has been inconsistent, but Colorado's porous defense appears made to order for quarterback Matt Barkley and receivers Robert Woods and Marqise Lee.
By Chris Dufresne
The Times' national columnist handicaps what's worth watching, and skipping, on Saturday's menu of games.
Robert Woods, a junior, needs five catches to become the Trojans' all-time leader in receptions. His role in the offense hasn't been as big this season, but Woods says he is not frustrated.
By Gary Klein
Redd, a transfer from Penn State, has gained more than 100 yards in three games and is averaging 95 yards a game, the fifth-best mark in the Pac-12 Conference.
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The Ducks' Kenjon Barner rushes for 143 yards and three touchdowns in a 43-21 victory over the Sun Devils.
By Chris Dufresne
Who could have predicted Oregon State would be a contender but USC's offense and Texas' defense would struggle so much? But one thing remains the same: The SEC dominates the BCS standings.
By Chris Foster, Los Angeles Times
Andrew Abbott, a walk-on who has become a key member of the Bruins' defense at safety, was a junior at Mater Dei High when his idol — his older brother, Marque — was shot to death. 'I always remember the role he had in my life,' Abbott says.
By Chris Dufresne
Alabama retains the top spot in Chris Dufresne's rankings.
By Gary Klein, Los Angeles Times
Freshman defensive tackle from Florida had four tackles and 1 1/2 sacks in a start against Washington for a Trojans line whose next chore is to stop Colorado.
By Chris Foster, Los Angeles Times
Johnathan Franklin has outlasted his recruiting class peers in the backfield and is now closing in on Gaston Green's UCLA rushing record.
Pocatello police and the university are investigating a complaint by senior wide receiver Derek Graves, who says he was pushed to the ground by Coach Mike Kramer during a practice on Oct. 3. The incident was caught on video.
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Rogers Redding, national coordinator of NCAA football officials, says officials made the right call when they ruled Stanford's Stepfan Taylor was stopped before he reached the ball across the goal line in overtime.
By Gary Klein, Los Angeles Times
Trojans quarterback shows his sense of humor by retweeting photo of him sleeping at the McKay Center sent by a teammate. Barkley says he isn't frustrated by limited chances, opting to put team first.
By Chris Foster
Tackles Torian White and Simon Goines will have time to recover from physical issues during the team's off week, but guard Greg Capella might need more time.
By T.J. Simers
After getting a headline that made no sense to the columnist, and a story that was a disappointing tale about what the winners didn't accomplish, he has a few suggestions.