FBS (I-A) Conference Schedule - 2016

Thursday, 27 October

matchup		result	passing leader	rushing leader	receiving leader
#25 Virginia Tech VT	Pittsburgh PITT	VT 39, PITT 36	J. Evans 406	J. Conner 141	B. Hodges 145
Akron AKR	Buffalo BUFF	BUFF 41, AKR 20	T. Woodson 178	J. Johnson 282	M. McGill 82
Ohio OHIO	Toledo TOL	OHIO 31, TOL 26	L. Woodside 438	D. Brown 212	J. Johnson 156
Appalachian State APP	Georgia Southern GASO	APP 34, GASO 10	T. Lamb 199	J. Moore 126	S. Meadors 126
California CAL	USC USC	USC 45, CAL 24	D. Webb 333	R. Jones 223	D. Rogers 97

Friday, 28 October

matchup		result	passing leader	rushing leader	receiving leader
#22 Navy NAVY	South Florida USF	USF 52, NAVY 45	W. Worth 299	Q. Flowers 176	J. Tillman 76
San Diego State SDSU	Utah State USU	SDSU 40, USU 13	K. Myers 181	D. Pumphrey 223	A. Byers 43
Air Force AFA	Fresno State FRES	AFA 31, FRES 21	C. Virgil 303	A. Worthman 102	K. Johnson 142

Saturday, 29 October

matchup		result	passing leader	rushing leader	receiving leader
#2 Michigan MICH	Michigan State MSU	MICH 32, MSU 23	W. Speight 244	L. Scott 139	A. Darboh 165
#3 Clemson CLEM	#12 Florida State FSU	CLEM 37, FSU 34	D. Watson 378	D. Cook 169	J. Leggett 122
#4 Washington WASH	#17 Utah UTAH	WASH 31, UTAH 24	J. Browning 186	J. Williams 172	T. Patrick 72
#5 Louisville LOU	Virginia UVA	LOU 32, UVA 25	L. Jackson 361	L. Jackson 88	J. Staples 120
Northwestern NW	#6 Ohio State OSU	OSU 24, NW 20	C. Thorson 256	M. Weber 87	A. Carr 158
#7 Nebraska NEB	#11 Wisconsin WIS	WIS 23, NEB 17 (OT)	T. Armstrong Jr. 153	D. Ogunbowale 120	J. Westerkamp 62
#8 Baylor BAY	Texas TEX	TEX 35, BAY 34	S. Buechele 291	D. Foreman 250	A. Foreman 142
New Mexico State NMSU	#9 Texas A&M TA&M	TA&M 52, NMSU 10	T. Knight 204	L. Rose III 89	J. Reynolds 71
#10 West Virginia WVU	Oklahoma State OKST	OKST 37, WVU 20	M. Rudolph 273	J. Crawford 87	J. Washington 117
#13 Boise State BSU	Wyoming WYO	WYO 30, BSU 28	B. Rypien 295	B. Hill 146	J. Hollister 144
#14 Florida FLA	Georgia UGA	FLA 24, UGA 10	J. Eason 143	J. Scarlett 93	T. Godwin 57
#15 Auburn AUB	Ole Miss MISS	AUB 40, MISS 29	C. Kelly 465	K. Pettway 236	E. Engram 95
Kansas KU	#16 Oklahoma OKLA	OKLA 56, KU 3	B. Mayfield 236	A. Adams 91	D. Westbrook 105
#18 Tennessee TENN	South Carolina SC	SC 24, TENN 21	J. Bentley 167	R. Dowdle 127	D. Samuel 83
#24 Penn State PSU	Purdue PUR	PSU 62, PUR 24	D. Blough 281	S. Barkley 207	S. Barkley 70
Wagner WAG	Massachusetts UMASS	UMASS 34, WAG 10	A. Ford 355	S. Lindsay 58	A. Breneman 138
Kentucky UK	Missouri MIZ	UK 35, MIZ 21	D. Lock 220	B. Snell Jr. 192	J. Badet 104
Kent State KENT	Central Michigan CMU	KENT 27, CMU 24	C. Rush 244	N. Holley 144	C. Willis 78
Duke DUKE	Georgia Tech GT	GT 38, DUKE 35	D. Jones 305	J. Thomas 195	C. Lynch 91
UCF UCF	Houston HOU	HOU 31, UCF 24	G. Ward 240	D. Catalon 82	T. Smith 137
Connecticut CONN	East Carolina ECU	ECU 41, CONN 3	P. Nelson 253	J. Summers 84	Z. Jones 185
Kansas State KSU	Iowa State ISU	KSU 31, ISU 26	J. Park 301	J. Ertz 106	A. Lazard 134
Minnesota MINN	Illinois ILL	MINN 40, ILL 17	J. George Jr. 156	R. Smith 100	D. Wolitarsky 64
Boston College BC	NC State NCST	BC 21, NCST 14	R. Finley 307	J. Hilliman 74	B. Cherry 105
Army ARMY	Wake Forest WAKE	ARMY 21, WAKE 13	J. Wolford 220	J. Wolford 66	E. Poe 122
Miami MIAMI	Notre Dame ND	ND 30, MIAMI 27	B. Kaaya 288	J. Adams 94	S. Coley 81
Samford SAM	Mississippi State MSST	MSST 56, SAM 41	D. Hodges 468	N. Fitzgerald 119	K. Hamilton 213
Western Kentucky WKU	Florida Atlantic FAU	WKU 52, FAU 3	M. White 307	M. Trigg 98	N. Norris 131
Cincinnati CIN	Temple TEM	TEM 34, CIN 13	P. Walker 199	J. Thomas 151	V. Bryant 66
Texas Tech TTU	TCU TCU	TTU 27, TCU 24 (2OT)	P. Mahomes 206	D. Ward 98	T. Williams 52
Maryland MD	Indiana IND	IND 42, MD 36	P. Hills 248	T. Johnson 142	D. Moore 81
Miami (OH) M-OH	Eastern Michigan EMU	M-OH 28, EMU 15	B. Roback 328	M. Thomas 82	D. Aristilde Jr. 193
SMU SMU	Tulane TULN	SMU 35, TULN 31	B. Hicks 302	B. West 119	J. Proche II 164
Arizona State ASU	Oregon ORE	ORE 54, ASU 35	J. Herbert 489	T. Brooks-James 132	P. Brown 129
Georgia State GAST	South Alabama USA	USA 13, GAST 10	D. Davis 124	X. Johnson 83	G. Smith 55
Middle Tennessee MTSU	Florida Intl FIU	MTSU 42, FIU 35	B. Stockstill 332	I. Mathers 112	R. James 127
Rice RICE	Louisiana Tech LT	LT 61, RICE 16	R. Higgins 292	B. Scott 137	T. Taylor 131
Marshall MRSH	Southern Mississippi USM	USM 24, MRSH 14	N. Mullens 300	I. Smith 140	A. Staggers 99
North Texas UNT	UT San Antonio UTSA	UTSA 31, UNT 17	M. Fine 257	M. Fine 91	J. Stewart 84
Louisiana Monroe ULM	Arkansas State ARST	ARST 51, ULM 10	J. Hansen 303	J. White 72	C. Echols-Luper 66
Old Dominion ODU	UTEP UTEP	ODU 31, UTEP 21	D. Washington 262	R. Lawry 131	J. Duhart 155
Tulsa TLSA	Memphis MEM	TLSA 59, MEM 30	R. Ferguson 349	J. Flanders 249	A. Miller 250
UNLV UNLV	San Jose State SJSU	SJSU 30, UNLV 24	K. Potter 292	C. Williams 141	D. Boyd 136
Washington State WSU	Oregon State ORST	WSU 35, ORST 31	L. Falk 415	R. Nall 131	V. Bolden 113
Stanford STAN	Arizona ARIZ	STAN 34, ARIZ 10	B. Dawkins 116	C. McCaffrey 169	T. Griffey 55
New Mexico UNM	Hawai'i HAW	UNM 28, HAW 21	D. Brown 173	T. Owens 134	M. Kemp 89

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