College football: Ty Isaac helps carry Michigan to 36-14 victory over Cincinnati

Isaac ran for a career-high 133 yard and tossed two touchdown passes to Wilton Speight No. 8 Michigan Tension and Anne Arbor, Michael to help the 36-14 Sycamony kill Saturday.

Ulfirdines (2-0) progressed only with three points in the first half of the second half before playing a closely contested game one step above the 19 points.

Bearcats (1-1) failed to make many mistakes of Michigan and created some miscues of their own to loot an unpleasant bid.

Hyden Moore of Cincinnati gave a TD pass for 15 to 40 kilo lions for 132 years, which lost Michigan to 17-14 goals in the third quarter. Moore has some pass down and some defective snowfall, which has two captures and fourth-fourths back for the first quarter and late score by Tyree Kinnel in Lavert Hill.

The spot has completed 17 passes in 221 yards. He placed TD in Kauca Croft for the first time in the game and Grant Perry, which provided 10-point cushion to Michigan.

Number 1 at Alabama 41, Fresno State 10: Zelen Hurtes for 154 years and two touchs, as well as Crimson Tide (2-0), 44-pointer The Badlgos polish with a workmanship performance and passes it to the third party.

The injury has passed 18 passes for 128 yards 14, but his biggest game came in the opening minute. He distorted a handoff and sprinted 55 yards for a touchdown on the second offensive game, 15 stepping out of an end-push solution effort.

Taide lost 28-3 goals in front of the state of Fresno, which was won by FCS Senate 66-0 in the first season of coach Jeff Teddford. Scores with only six minutes remaining on the 26-yard pass of Deronie Grim of Fresno State Chasnón Virgil. It was set up by Diary Scott's 63-yard kick return

Alabama crossed the Bulldogs 305-58 on the ground.

North 4 Penn State 33 at Pittsburgh 14: Threshold for three touch draws in Trace Macsrere, 46-yard catches and run of the Sacco Barclay, and the Penn State pulled

McSorley passed 28 15 15 passes for 164 yards, helping Nittany Lions (2-0) revenge against the state opponents a year ago. Tight end Mike Gesicki had two touchdown receptions and Barclay Penn Agent ran 88 yards to help end the two game skid against a Panthers.

Kadry Ollison ran for 96 yards for Pathther (1-1), but Pitt's offense was initially fighting to end the drive and Nottalty Lions delayed it. Max Browne completed only 32 to 19 passes for only 138 yards and two passes were prevented.

No. 9 in Wisconsin, 31, Florida Atlantic 14: The new Prince Jonathan Taylor ran for 223 yards and three titans, and Alex Henrybrook threw a score for 2012 and for Wisconsin.

Big badgers (2-0) Oulce (0-2) in the middle of the next game played some media play. Williamson was defeated by 14-0 in the first quarter, Taylor's 64- and 29-yard touchbird runs, but the game was not played until his third score of 1:12 in the third quarter.

The threat of cyclone Emma dropped down on South Florida and stood in the view for the first year coach Lane Kiffin. The wolves will stay in Madison on a minimum of Sunday.

No. 17 Louisville 47 in North Carolina, Cardinus is late due to the reason that Hijmann Trophy winner Lama Jackson is responsible for 525 yards and six touch drays.

Jackson threw for 393 yards and ran for three scores and 132 yards and three TDs. Yesterday, the 11-year spinning-on-players attacked 3-0 to hide the fourth quarter-dominated attempt by Cardiffs (2-0, 1-0, the Atlantic Coast Conference).

Junior Jaylyn Smith's career high 183 years and nine for a score, and Def Fitz Patrick pressed two TD duty because the cardboard turned around 705 yards.

Throwing for Chase Starr and Brandon Harris for North Carolina (0-2, 0-1).

18th Virginia Tech 27, Delaware 0: Greg Storman returned a patch for a touch and threw two scoring passes to carry Hokies to win Josh Jackson.

When Storman started running in the first quarter, he would have dropped a patch, made a nice cut to pull a dangerous attacker and 61-yard became obscure for touch. He became the first player in Virginia Tech history to return a pants for touch in three consecutive seasons.

Haqiz (2-0), faced in the last win in West Virginia for a number of games, but Jackson gave 4 and 28 yards scoring strikes. In the fourth quarter Hokies went to one of the next camping cam camps, free from a post pattern for breathing room giving.

Dolervar (1-1) surrounded the opportunity to score two goals - a barrier to a drive that ended, and the second when Frank Ragga's 28-yard field goal hit right.

No. 19 Kansas State 55, Charlotte 7: Kendall Adams returns the hindrance and trap in the first half for wild animals.

Adams gave the Kansas State (2-0) win in the first round to win a 21-goal win in 30 years, and after losing 46-yards, the second half ended 31-7 goals.

Alex Barnes, Jesse Erst, and Winston Dimmere touched the touch day. Charlotte dropped down to 0

23 in Texas, 28, Arkansas 7: Dary Anderson ran for a career-high 106 yard, and a touchdown and horndruges defense again dominated.

For the first time since 1984, Anderson took 15 vehicles to win the Hornbag (2-0) in Fayetteville, when both schools were in the right-hand conference. In the last season, against Texas, the rising was the best in 103 yards before the end of the season.

Kenny Hill passed the 21-year-olds for 166 years for TCU, and the Hornbank frogs Resorbacks (1-1) were held in 267 years of total offense - in just one week, 65 yards won in Jackson County by 63-0. .

Arkansas Allen 'Razorbacks at Allen TCU' double overtime win, one year after accounting for four touchdowns, 138 for 23 yards for passage 9 complete 9 In the last four games of Arkansas, three defeated 25-27. Coach Brett Billema in the fifth season

25 Tennessee 42, Indiana State 7: T. Chandler returned to the 91-year open for a touch, two scoring runs in the Carlin Fill-Am, and the past volunteers of the title of their football championships were amazed.

Five days after John Kelly Tennessee's 4/24 Georgia Tech won four double-overtime wins, he shared a spotlight with his backouts in a game that had very few suspensions.

Kelly runs and accepts volunteers (2-0) by running for 80 yards and possessing five passes for 60 yards, but under the deepest chart, two people below it make Tennessee's first three touch draws.

Iowa 44, Iowa State 41 (Otis) A44: Overture, fourth-round fourth round championship, Quarterback knight Stanley passed the Amy Smith-Merseyet 5-yard TD for the victory of Huares in the fourth round.

Stanley Hawk (2-0) for the first time threw out 333 yards on his first street and five for touchout, who could easily beat the 11-point margin in order to run overload on Woodley's great cap.

Iowa's Defense Cyclone OT is open to settle down for a field goal, Stanley is one of the most exciting games one of the most exciting games that was ever seen in this competition, is found in a true freshman, Smith-Marsette.