College Football: Alabama remains undefeated, Clemson and Notre Dame also win

17 Kentucky 56, Louisville 10

Terry Wilson totaled 340 yards and four touchdowns, Benny Snell Jr. rushed to score two goals and Kentucky No. 17 (9-3) routed his rival Louisville (2-10), winning the of the Governor on the road.

The Wildcats have scored touchdowns in their first five races in the first period and have never trailed to record their first regular season of nine wins since 1977. Wilson has completed 17 of 23 passes for 261 yards and 79 yards. of his biggest match with Kentucky.

19 Syracuse 42, Boston College 21

Eric Dungey racked up 362 yards and three touchdowns and three more goals, leading No. 19 Syracuse (9-3, 6-2 Atlantic Coast Conference) on his host, Boston College (7-5, 4-4).

Dungey, who left last week's game against No. 3 Notre Dame, the lower back, is the third player in the program's history to score for six scores in a match; The first was the Jim Brown Hall of Fame. With 32 touchdowns and successful passes this year, Dungey also beat Donovan McNabb for a Syracuse season record.

20 Northwestern 24, Illinois 16

Clayton Thorson scored three touchdowns, Isaiah Browser had 166 yards in 18 carries and number 20 Northwestern (8-4, 8-1) beat the visitor from Illinois (4-8, 2-7) to his seventh consecutive victory in the Big Ten.

Miami 24, 24 Pittsburgh 3

Travis Homer ran for 168 yards and a long touchdown, DeeJay Dallas scored one of his two goals and the Miami host (7-5, 4-4 ACC) closed his regular season by eliminating No. 24 Pittsburgh (7) . -5, 6-2). Dallas also had an urgent touchdown.

25 State of Iowa 42, State of Kansas 38

David Montgomery scored three touchdowns, including the winner at about four and a half minutes and Iowa State, ranked 25th (7-4, 6-3 Big 12), collected 17 points in the fourth quarter and knocked out Kansas . State (5-7, 3-6), ending a series of 10 Wildcats defeats.