passes for 409 yards as the Red Raiders and their run-and-shoot offense dominate the Aggies at home. (17) Auburn 49, Kentucky 27 The Tigers rush for 384 yards and five TDs in a rout of the homestanding Wildcats. North Carolina 16, (19) Boston College 14: Wallace Wright returned the opening kickoff 90 yards for a TD and Connor Barth kicked three field goals, propelling the home team to an upset of the Eagles. (20) TCU 33, Colorado State 6: The Horned Frogs wrapped up their first outright conference championship since 1958 as a member of the late Southwest Conference with the Mountain West Conference title in a thrashing of the Rams. (21) Fresno State 45, San Jose State 7 The Bulldogs roll thanks to a great performance from quarterback Paul Pinegar who threw for 374 yards and 3 TD passes. (25) Colorado 41, Missouri 12 Lawrence Vickers rushed for four TDs as the Buffaloes and Mason Crosby kicked a pair of field goals including a 56 yarder. They have all but clinched the Big 12 North. Rugby union November Tests: 23–34 26–16 Les Bleus send the Wallabies crashing to their sixth consecutive Test defeat, their worst streak since 1969. Wallabies captain George Gregan takes sole possession of the all-time lead for national team caps in the sport's history with his 115th appearance. (BBC) 3–41 New Zealand Rico Gear scores a hat trick of tries; Dan Carter scores all the other points, including two tries of his own; and a stifling All Blacks defence frustrates the Welsh. (BBC) Soccer: MLS Cup 2005 Playoffs: Conference Finals Western Conference Final: Los Angeles Galaxy 2, Colorado Rapids 0: The Galaxy, fourth in the West at the start of this postseason, reaches their fifth MLS Cup Final in franchise history, winning once in 2002. Landon Donovan scores both of L.A.'s goals. What would've been Colorado's only goal of the match in the 34th minute was taken away after referee Brian Hall blew the whistle while the ball was in the air to deal with pushing and shoving in the box. 4 November 2005 (Friday) Major League Baseball: Two homecomings were announced by MLB teams. The New York Yankees announced Ron Guidry would be their new pitching coach, and the Milwaukee Brewers named Hall of Famer Robin Yount would return to be their bench coach, both for the 2006 season. Cricket: At Kingsmead, rain forces a