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Week 9 is in the books, and what a weekend it was on the network. Kentucky No. 12 Kentucky won the 15-14 win over Missouri on a Terry Wilson touchdown at C.J. Conrad on a descent with no timekeeping. No. 7 Georgia dominated Florida No. 9 to hold a Wildcats showdown in Lexington, Kentucky next weekend, which will decide SEC East. No. 2 Clemson and No. 3 Notre Dame have maintained their unbeaten seasons, while the No. 6 Texas was knocked out by the state of Oklahoma to Stillwater and the No. 14 state of Washington has scored a goal late in the game to overtake No. 24 Stanford and take control of the Pac -12 North.
CBS Sports has been with you all day Saturday to update this story with the latest scores, results, highlights, scans and starting from week 9. Below is a summary of the best plays and highlights from the day.
College Football Calendar, Week 9, Scores
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No. 2 Clemson 59, Florida State 10 – Recap, takeaway
Michigan State 23, Purdue 13 – Points scored
# 7 Georgia 36, # 9 Florida 17 – Recap, takeaway
No. 8 Oklahoma 51, Kansas State 14 – Points scored
# 17 Penn State 30, # 18 Iowa 24 – Points scored
No. 12 Kentucky 15, Missouri 14 – Points scored
Cal 12, no. 15 Washington 10 – Score
No. 14 Washington State 41, No. 24 Stanford 38 – Marking points
Mississippi State 28, No. 16 Texas A & M 13 – Box Score
Oklahoma State 38, No. 6 Texas 35 – Recap, takeaway
No. 3 Our Lady 44, Marine 22 – Recap, takeaway
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Mississippi State Stuns Texas A & M
No. 16 Texas A & M was stunned by Mississippi State in the bell country on 28-13 in a match that dealt a serious blow to the Aggies' chance to win the SEC West. Bulldogs quarterback Nick Fitzgerald rebounded after a miserable performance last week against LSU, counting for four touchdowns during the night. Quarterback Kellen Mond d'Aggies scored eight points with a time of 2:36 to equal the goal. With this defeat, Alabama, No. 1, can lock SEC West with a win over LSU No. 4 next week.
Washington falls to Cal
No. 15 Washington hopes to secure the title of Pac-12 North and is still on the verge of winning another New Year title, but these could have evaporated at Berkeley. The Huskies lost 12-10 to Cal Bears in a botched game that forced Washington coach Chris Petersen to replace senior Jake Browning by rookie Jake Haener. The recruit quickly launched a pickaxe, forcing Petersen to return to his veteran. Peyton Henry scored a 23-yard goal with a time of 4:51 to bring the Huskies back within two, but the Bears had 27 yards in eight games to clear the clock and score the bottom. The Huskies now have a 4-2 record in conference and the Pac-12 North is a giant disaster.
The State of Arizona seizes USC
Jack Sears, the third quarterback of the USC, threw a pair of touchdowns in the fourth quarter in a 38-35 win for Arizona State. This is a huge win for the Sun Devils, who are working on creating a bowl game here in Year 1 with Herm Edwards, and a disturbing defeat for USC and Clay Helton. The Trojans have suffered their share of bad luck due to injury this season – along with the lost quarterbacks, JT Daniels and Matt Fink in the same game – but two consecutive defeats of the division suddenly have the champions defending outside the title race Pac-12.
Oklahoma beats the state of Kansas
Oklahoma continued its quest for the Big 12 title with an impressive win over a tough Kansas State team, dominating from start to finish with a massive 51-14. Kyler Murray scored three touchdowns and got another score, coming close to CeeDee Lamb for that 82-yard score.
Kentucky, No. 12, Wins TD Missouri vs. TD
The Wildcats kept their hopes of winning the SEC East title in Colombia on Saturday with a score in the final game. After a penalty for pass interference in the end zone and a 14-9 save, Kentucky had one last shot to score. Terry Wilson, who had a nearly forgotten day, found Captain C. J. Conrad for the 2-yard score. Missouri put the offensive in Kentucky just about the entire afternoon while the star of the running back Benny Snell had only accumulated 67 yards in 19 runs. The Wildcats also put Wilson on Wilson's court in the second half for Gunnar Hoak. But now, with the win, the Wildcats are ready for an epic showdown with Georgia next week that could decide the division.
Penn State survives against Iowa
The beginning of the Iowa-Penn State was a kind of bonkers. It started with the safety of a bad snap in a deflated Penn State match, and shortly thereafter, the Iowa goalkeeper threw a touchdown pass at one end defensive of Iowa. That's how the Hawkeyes took a 12-0 lead over Penn State in the first quarter. The Nittany Lions then reduced the deficit to 12-7 before another security is 14-7. Penn State managed to get 17-17 at halftime; However, quarterback Trace McSorley left the game with a knee injury after being sacked. McSorley came back in the second half and brought the Nittany Lions back with a 51-yard run. Despite a late Hawkeye wave, Penn State managed to retain its 30-24 win.
North West Eliminates 20th Wisconsin
Northwestern beat Wisconsin No. 31-17, taking advantage of a Wisconsin side without quarterback Alex Hornibrook. Although Northwestern had three turnovers, Wisconsin also had three. Clayton Thorson was responsible for the three Northwestern turnovers, but he gave them three touchdowns, including two on the floor. This victory places Northwestern in a strong position in the Big Ten West. Purdue lost to Michigan State, and Iowa plays a tough game on the road against Penn State on Saturday. If Iowa loses, Northwestern will find itself alone at the top of the division with ties breaking against Wisconsin and Purdue.
Hey, Vandy won a game at the SEC
The Commodores and Razorbacks entered Saturday with zero victory at the SEC. Ke-off halfback Shawn Vaughn is back after missing last week's game. He was just right where he left 172 yards and three touchdowns in 26 runs. Quarterback Kyle Shurmur made two touchdown passes, and Vandy won 45-31. Rakeem Boyd and Chase Hayden have each found the goal zone in the first half to take into account two of the Razorbacks' four touchdowns.
Brian Lewerke absent, Michigan State stands in front of Purdue
With Michigan State quarterback Brian Lewerke injured on the shoulder and Purdue on fire after the dominant win over the Ohio State last weekend, the Boilermakers were to defeat the Spartans, is not it? not? Not that much. Quarterback Rocky Lombardi racked up 318 yards and two touchdowns, and the Spartans 'defense held the Boilermakers' quick attack just 62 yards into a 23-13 home win over Jeff Brohm and Purdue.
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