University. Iowa State 30, (22) Colorado 16: In a game delayed due to a real tornado warning, the Cyclones scored two defensive touchdowns and kept their Big 12 North hopes alive. Virginia 27, (24) Georgia Tech 17: The Cavaliers blow a 17-point lead but hold on to win and knock the Yellow Jackets out of the ACC Coastal Division race. 11 November 2005 (Friday) Rugby union, November Tests: 11–10 NCAA College Football AP Top 25 (23) Louisville 56, Rutgers 5: Brian Brohm passed for three touchdowns and ran for another as the Cardinals extended their home winning streak at Papa John's Cardinal Stadium to eleven games. 10 November 2005 (Thursday) Major League Baseball Postseason Awards: Chris Carpenter of the St. Louis Cardinals edges out Dontrelle Willis of the Florida Marlins to win the National League Cy Young Award, becoming the first Redbird since Bob Gibson to win the award back in 1970. NCAA College Football AP Top 25 (20) Fresno State 27, Boise State 7: Boise State loses its first WAC game since joining the conference in 2001. 9 November 2005 (Wednesday) Major League Baseball Postseason Awards: Ozzie Guillén of the Chicago White Sox wins American League Manager of the Year honors, while Bobby Cox of the Atlanta Braves earns the National League honors. Poker: Mike "The Mouth" Matusow wins the 2005 World Series of Poker Tournament of Champions at Caesars Palace in Las Vegas, Nevada defeating "Cowboy" Hoyt Corkins in the final hand. (WSOP official web site) Boxing: WBC heavyweight champion Vitali Klitschko announces his retirement due to a knee injury. As a result, the federation named Hasim Rahman as their new champion. AP/Yahoo! NCAA football AP Top 25 (16) West Virginia 38, Cincinnati 0: Steve Slaton rushes for four touchdowns as the Mountaineers rout the homestanding Bearcats. Cricket: Sri Lankan tour of India: India (197 for 3, Yuvraj 79*) beat Sri Lanka (196, Dilshan 59; R. P. Singh 4–35) by seven wickets. (Cricinfo) 8 November 2005 (Tuesday) Major League Baseball Post Season Awards: Bartolo Colón of the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim wins the American League Cy Young Award, the first for the Cherubs since Dean Chance won in 1964. Tennis: Lleyton Hewitt pulls out of the Masters Cup Tournament in Shanghai, citing the impending birth of his first child with wife Bec Cartwright. His place will be taken by Gastón Gaudio. (ESPN.com) Football: German club F.C. Hansa