Saturday's best
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STARS
-D'Onta Foreman, Texas, rushed for a career-best 250 yards and two TDs to help the Longhorns hand No. 8 Baylor its first loss, 35-34.
-Nick Fitzgerald, Mississippi State, accounted for 534 and matched a school record with seven total touchdowns to lead the Bulldogs to a 56-41 win over Samford.
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-Justin Herbert, Oregon, threw for 489 yards and four TDs in a 54-35 victory over Arizona State.
-Saquon Barkley, Penn State, ran for 207 yards and two TDs in a 62-24 victory against Purdue.
-Justin Thomas, Georgia Tech, accounted for 459 yards with four TDs in a 38-35 win over Duke.
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-Devante Kincade, Grambling State, passed for a career-high 457 yards and six TDs in a 70-0 win over Arkansas-Pine Bluff.
-KD Humphries, Murray State, threw for 398 yards and five TDs in a 38-31 victory over Tennessee State.
- John Lovett, Princeton, set a school record with seven touchdowns - four passing, two rushing and one receiving - in a 56-7 win over Cornell.
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-Bryan Schor, James Madison, threw for a career-high 309 yards, set a school record by completing 21 of 22 passes and tied another record with five TDs in an 84-7 win over Rhode Island.
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BIG 12 TROUBLE
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The Big 12's playoff hopes took a big hit with No. 8 Baylor and No. 10 West Virginia both losing.
The Bears suffered their first loss when Texas' Trent Domingue kicked a 39-yard field goal with 46 seconds remaining to give the Longhorns a 35-34 victory.
West Virginia also lost for the first time , 37-20 to Oklahoma State after Mason Rudolph threw three touchdown passes and ran for a score.
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Baylor and West Virginia still could by in the thick of the playoff race if they finish 11-1, but would have to run the table.
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PEPPERS LEADS WOLVERINES
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All Michigan needed was an exclamation point - a final flourish that would add a little extra satisfaction to this big victory on a rival's home field.
When Michigan State fumbled while attempting a puzzling 2-point conversion with 1 second left, Jabrill Peppers scooped up the loose ball and ran all the way to the end zone. Then the celebration really began.
The defensive conversion by Peppers capped a 32-23 victory for the second-ranked Wolverines, who beat the skidding Spartans for only the second time in the last nine meetings. Peppers also scored a touchdown in the first quarter, and when the game's last second finally ticked off, he did a triumphant backflip for good measure.
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The Wolverines scored every time they had the ball in the first half, sending the Spartans to their sixth straight loss while avenging last season's botched-punt loss to their rivals.
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NUMBERS
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6-Straight games Florida's Jordan Scarlett has scored a touchdown.
100-Career victories by Oklahoma State coach Mike Gundy after the Cowboys knocked off No. 10 West Virginia 37-20.
355-Career catches by East Carolina's Isaiah Jones , passing Oklahoma's Ryan Broyles for second in NCAA history. He trails only the 387 catches by his former teammate Justin Hardy.
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4,132-Career yards rushing by Southern's Lenard Tillery , breaking Destry Wright's SWAC record of 4,050 yards with Jackson State from 1997-1999.
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TOUCHDOWNS, FIVE WAYS
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Florida receiver Antonio Callaway became the first player in school history to account for touchdowns five different ways. Not in the same game, though.
Callaway's 4-yard TD run in the third quarter against Georgia - the first rushing score of his career - put him in unique company. The sophomore has scored rushing, receiving, twice while returning punts and while returning an onside kick against Missouri two weeks ago. He also threw a touchdown pass against Michigan in the Citrus Bowl.
He's the 21st player in the Football Bowl Subdivision since 1996 to accomplish the five-way feat. The list includes current NFL receivers Antonio Brown and T.Y. Hilton as well as Reggie Bush, Kevin Faulk, Ten Ginn Jr., Deuce McAllister and C.J. Spiller.