San Diego Chargers 35, Houston Texans 10 Buffalo Bills 13, New York Jets 3 New Orleans Saints 31, San Francisco 49ers 10 New England Patriots 52, Washington Redskins 7 The Patriots go to 8–0, setting up a matchup between two unbeaten teams when they travel to Indianapolis next week. In the same week, Peyton Manning and Tom Brady become the first quarterbacks to have beaten 31 of the 32 current NFL teams. Obviously, since both are with their original team, neither have beaten their own team. Auto racing: NASCAR: Pep Boys Auto 500 at Hampton, Georgia: (1) Jimmie Johnson (2) Carl Edwards (3) Reed Sorenson Baseball: 2007 World Series: Game 4: Boston Red Sox 4, Colorado Rockies 3: The Red Sox win their second World Series in four years. Series Most Valuable Player Mike Lowell scores from second on a Jason Varitek single in the fifth, then hits a solo home run in the seventh to give the Sox a 3–0 lead. Homers by Colorado's Brad Hawpe and Garrett Atkins, sandwiching a solo shot by Boston's Bobby Kielty, close the gap to 4–3. But Red Sox closer Jonathan Papelbon pitches 1⅔ innings for his third save of the series. Red Sox win series 4–0. 2007 Japan Series: Game 2: Chunichi Dragons 8, Hokkaido Nippon Ham Fighters 1. Series even 1–1. Other news: Scott Boras, the agent for Alex Rodriguez, announces that A-Rod will exercise his option to void the last four years of his contract with the New York Yankees and will become a free agent. <div id="27_October_2007"> </div id> 27 October 2007 (Saturday) American football NCAA Division I FBS AP Top 25: (1) Ohio State 37, (24) Penn State 17 (5) Oregon 24, (9) USC 17 (6) West Virginia 31, (25) Rutgers 3 (7) Arizona State 31, (18) California 20 (20) Georgia 42, (9) Florida 30 at Jacksonville Municipal Stadium (Florida vs. Georgia Football Classic) Connecticut 22, (11) South Florida 15 The Huskies defeat a ranked team for the first time in 11 attempts as a Division I-A/FBS team. (12) Kansas 19, Texas A&M 11 The Jayhawks go to 8–0 for the first time since 1909. (13) Missouri 42, Iowa State 28 Mississippi State 31, (14) Kentucky 14 Tennessee 27, (15) South Carolina 24 (OT) (16) Hawaii 50, New Mexico State 13 (17) Texas 28, Nebraska 25 (19) Michigan 34, Minnesota 10 (Little Brown Jug) NC State 29, (21)