the Wolverines their most-lopsided loss since 1968. Ducks quarterback Dennis Dixon throws for three touchdowns and runs for a fourth. Auto racing: NASCAR: Chevy Rock & Roll 400 near Richmond, Virginia. (1) Jimmie Johnson (2) Tony Stewart (3) David Ragan Johnson wins his sixth race of the season, and his second in a row. Kevin Harvick and Clint Bowyer clinch the last two spots in the Chase for the NEXTEL Cup. Basketball: EuroBasket 2007 in Spain – qualifying phase; teams securing a quarterfinal berth are in bold Group F: 78–66 Group F: 79–74 Group F: 66–51 Figure skating: 2007 Junior Grand Prix Harghita Cup Ladies singles: Gold: Chrissy Hughes Silver: Alena Leonova Bronze: Rumi Suizu Football (soccer) 2008 UEFA European Football Championship qualifying Group A: 0–0 Group A: 2–2 Group B: 3–1 Group B: 1–1 Group B: 0–0 Group C: 1–0 Group C: 2–2 Group C: 0–1 Group D: 0–2 Group D: 0–3 Group D: 2–2 Group E: 3–0 Group E: 3–0 Group E: 2–0 Group F: 1–0 Group F: 1–1 Group F: 0–0 Group G: 0–3 Group G: 1–3 Group G: 2–0 Rugby union: 2007 Rugby World Cup in France Pool A: 28 – 10 at Lens Pool B: 91 – 3 at Lyon Pool C: 76 – 14 at Marseille Cricket: Indian cricket team in England in 2007 188/3 (36.2 ov.) beat 187 (47.3 ov.) by 7 wickets England win the 7-match series 4–3. 2007 Pacific Games in Apia, Samoa: 20,000 people attend the closing ceremony. <div id="7_September_2007"> </div id> 7 September 2007 (Friday) American football: NCAA Division I FBS AP Top 25: (15) Rutgers 41, Navy 24 Rutgers RB Ray Rice runs for two touchdowns and catches another en route to becoming the school's all-time leading rusher. The Scarlet Knights' defense also intercepts Navy QB Kaipo-Noa Kaheaku-Enhada three times. Basketball: EuroBasket 2007 in Spain – qualifying phase; teams securing a quarterfinal berth are in bold Group E: 78–65 Group E: 80–75 Group E: 76–58 Cricket: Pakistan Cricket Board bans Shoaib Akhtar for an indefinite period for the alleged brawl with his teammate Mohammad Asif Rugby union: 2007 Rugby World Cup in France Pool D: 12–17 at Stade de France, Saint-Denis Los Pumas, who were opening the Rugby World Cup against the host nation for the third time in a row, take a 17–9 lead into the half and hold on to surprise Les Bleus. <div id="6_September_2007"> </div