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Week 5 of the college football season is in the books, and it was a doozy. The No. 4 Ohio State returned from its 12-point deficit in the fourth quarter to stun the No. 9 Penn State on the road in a match that set the mid-season scenery of the Big Ten East. Meanwhile, Kyler Murray's Heisman campaign shifts into high gear as Oklahoma's fourth-star shot for 432 yards and six touchdowns in a Baylor clash
CBS Sports has been with you all day Saturday to update this story with the latest scores, results, highlights, scans and week 5.
College Football Calendar – Week 5 – Scores
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No. 1 Alabama 56, Louisiana-Lafayette 14 – Box score
No. 3 Clemson 27, Syracuse 23 – Box score
No. 18 Texas 19, Kansas State 14 – Points scored
No. 6 Oklahoma 66, Baylor 33 – Box score
No. 2 Georgia 38, Tennessee 12 – Recap
N ° 14 Michigan 20, Northwest 17 – Points scored
# 4 Ohio State 27, # 9 Penn State 26 – to summarize
No. 8 Notre Dame 38, Stanford 17 – to summarize
No. 11 Washington 35, No. 20 BYU 7 – Points scored
No. 5 LSU 45, Ole Miss 16 – Box Result
No. 19 Oregon 42, No. 24 Cal 24 – Box score
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USC survives late accusation in Arizona
The Trojans fought last weekend against Washington State and survived Saturday night in Arizona against Tucson. Aca's Cedric Ware had 173 yards rushing and a score, and real first-year quarterback J. T. Daniels threw for 197 yards. The Trojan defense had been stellar all night, until Arizona caught fire and 20 points, including a touchdown of Gary Brightwell with a point at 1:40 with a 24-minute lead. But Lucas Havrisik missed the extra point, the Trojans recovered the free kick and the Trojans won their 10th consecutive victory over opponents of the Pac-12 South.
Oregon takes care of Cal
No. 19 Oregon took a 28-10 lead over No. 24 Cal in halftime after a massive swing just before the break. The quarterback of the Bears, Brandon McIlwain, was an ignition candle in the first half and had them in the Oregon territory just before halftime. But Drayton Carlberg had a McIlwain backpack that Mar 's Winston Jr. returned for 61 yards for the score. Runners Ducks and Travis Dye and CJ Verdell both passed 100 yards on the ground. Quarterback Justin Herbert collected 225 yards and two touchdowns in a 42-24 win for the Ducks after a heartbreaking loss to Stanford last week.
LSU continues to roll against Ole Miss
It could be a shock, but Ole Miss's defense is still very, very bad. LSU quarterback Joe Burrow racked up 292 yards and three points, including a magnificent 21-meter against Jamarr Chase. He was also the star of the field show, collecting a total of 96 yards per team and a score in the big 45-16 victory.
Ohio State wins wild on Penn State
The rivalry between the Buckeyes and the Nittany Lions has become one of the best of the Big Ten, and the clash of Saturday night was at the height of vogue. The Buckeyes overcame a 12-point deficit in the fourth quarter to win the 27-26 win over more than 100,000 fans in the annual Whiteout match at Happy Valley. K.J. Hill scored the decisive touchdown on a 24-yard catch and ran with a 2:03 left. Penn State carried a quick charge to the midfield, but a curious zone on lines 4 and 5 of the 43-meter Ohio State line finished it for the Nittany Lions.
Notre Dame resumes her resume
Get ready for the hype of Notre Dame, because the train beaten by the tracks plummets. The Irish emerged victorious Saturday night from four touchdowns of quarterback Ian Book in the 38-17 victory over Stanford at South Bend. Dexter Williams running back – fresh out of suspension – scored 161 yards and scored, which was critical for Brian Kelly's crew as Jafar Armstrong missed the game due to an infection. This is a crucial victory for the Irish Fighting, who does not play a ranked team in the AP Top 25 for the remainder of the season.
Washington cruise BYU
Myles Gaskin and Salvon Ahmed combined for three touchdowns and Jake Browning had touchdowns in the air and on the ground to lead Washington to a BYU 35-7 victory. Cougars quarterback Tanner Mangum was 18 out of 21, but did not receive any help from his rushed attack – which totaled only 34 yards and 1.2 yards per run.
Kentucky continues its momentum
The Wildcats remained flawless Saturday night in Lexington, with a resounding 24-10 victory over South Carolina. Benny Snell maintained his Heisman push with 99 yards and a touchdown, quarterback Terry Wilson added 59 yards and a floor score and the Wildcats defense kept the Gamecocks at 5 of 15 on the third. With this victory, Kentucky went to 5-0 for the first time since 2007 and has emerged as the main threat to the throne of the SEC in Georgia. The two met Nov. 3 in Lexington in what looks like the game of the year in the division.
Duke recovers QB, but fights Virginia Tech
Quarterback Daniel Jones has returned from a fractured collarbone, but the Blue Devils offense still has problems, especially with the ball. Duke lost 31-14 to Virginia Tech in the Hokies' first game without quarterback Josh Jackson, an injured ankle.
Florida relishes Dan Mullen's return to Starkville
Florida coach Dan Mullen's first trip to Starkville to face his former team, the state of Mississippi, was a success. In a defensive fight, Florida won with a 13-6 lead in which the Gators held the Bulldogs offense just 73 yards down half. The only landing of the night occurred during a double pass from Kadarius Toney to Moral Stephens. The Gators go up to 4-1 a year, while Mississippi State lost two games.
Oklahoma destroys Baylor
Quarterback Kyler Murray did not start because of a minor disciplinary problem, but that did not stop the double-threat star from having a day of the Heisman Trophy caliber. The Sooners superstar's caller was 17 out of 21 for 432 yards, six touchdowns and no interceptions. That's right – 20.6 yards per attempt. Oh, and he also added 45 yards and a floor score in the 66-33 win over the Bears. Basically, it's a video game cheat code.
Michigan fights to beat Northwestern
Michigan was not a great road team with coach Jim Harbaugh and the No. 14 Wolverines trip to Northwestern was at the height of this trend – at least in the beginning. The Wildcats had a 17-7 lead at Evanston at half-time, but Michigan fought for a shutout in the second half in a 20-17 victory. Northwestern had 37 yards in the last 30 minutes and Karan Higdon had 111 yards and two touchdowns for the Wolverines offense.
Texas completes the state of Kansas
Bill Snyder's team seemed dead in the water against Texas No. 18. The Wildcats were so bad this season, in fact, that nothing seemed to be able to get them out of the hole where they were. Texas had a 19-0 lead at halftime, but there is no doubt that the Snyder team has found a way back into this one. However, the Longhorns managed to win 19-14 after the Wildcats made things interesting in Manhattan.
Alabama meets Louisiana and Lafayette
Alabama, ranked first, had no problem with Louisiana-Lafayette, occupying Ragin's Cajuns 56-14 on Saturday afternoon at Bryant-Denny Stadium. Quarterback Tua Tagovailoa was 8-of-8 and sent two touchdowns, Jalen Hurts allowed 4 of 6 for 118 yards and one point and the first two team-mates led the Crimson Tide to a 49-0 lead in the middle -time. Coach Nick Saban took his foot in the second half, and the Ragin 'Cajuns snuck into the back door to cover the huge 49-point gap. Hurts has now played in all five games of the season, eliminating the opportunity for juniors to take a red shirt.
Clemson avoids another defeat against Syracuse
The Orange gave the Tigers their only loss in the regular season last year, and the game was still tight this season. Orange scored two goals in the first quarter and quarterback Eric Dungey dropped two meters in the second quarter to give Orange a 16-7 lead at Death Valley. In his first start, Tigers quarterback Trevor Lawrence appeared early, but eliminated from the game after a brutal blow in the second quarter. ESPN reporter Holly Rowe said the Clemson coaches had removed the helmet.
With Lawrence on the outside, Chase Brice took over at QB for Clemson and, while playing well, he was even better able to hand the ball over to Travis Etienne. Etienne and Clemson's defense kept the Tigers in the game long enough for TD to win the game at the last minute to avoid a backlash.
West Virginia Resists Texas Tech
West Virginia controlled the game, but Texas Tech beat them in the second half. The Mountaineers lost a 35-10 lead at half-time and are now setting a 35-27 lead over the Red Raiders by the end of the fourth quarter.
Texas A & M pushes back Arkansas
The Aggies got off to a good start against Arkansas by coming back for a touchdown, but both teams then played idle the rest of the afternoon. The Aggies left Arkansas hanging around all day, but a late interception sealed the deal and the Aggies won 24-17.
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