retirement annuity as the inaugural winner of the FedEx Cup as PGA Tour season champion. LPGA and Ladies European Tour: Team United States wins the Solheim Cup 16–12 over Team Europe in Sweden, going 8–3–1 on the final day of singles matches and winning the Cup for only the second time ever in Europe. This came a day after television commentator Dottie Pepper called Team USA "chokin' freakin' dogs" in a comment that accidentally went over the air. Amateur men's golf: Team USA wins the Walker Cup 12–11 over Team Great Britain and Ireland in Northern Ireland. This is Team USA's first win in this event on the other side of the Atlantic since 1991. Rugby union: 2007 Rugby World Cup in France Pool A: 15–19 at Montpellier Pool B: 29–16 at Cardiff, Wales Pool D: 87–10 at Toulouse <div id="15_September_2007"> </div id> 15 September 2007 (Saturday) American football: NCAA Division I FBS AP Top 25: (1) USC 49, (14) Nebraska 31 (2) LSU 44, Middle Tennessee 0 (3) Oklahoma 54, Utah State 3 (5) Florida 59, (22) Tennessee 20 Tim Tebow throws for two touchdowns and rushes for two more. (6) Texas 35, Central Florida 32 The Knights open the new Bright House Networks Stadium by throwing a scare into the Longhorns, but Texas wins on a 46-yard Jamaal Charles touchdown. (7) Wisconsin 45, The Citadel 31 P. J. Hill's four touchdowns prevent the Badgers from falling, like Michigan two weeks ago, to a lower-division team. (8) California 42, Louisiana Tech 12 Kentucky 40, (9) Louisville 34 Andre' Woodson throws for four TD passes, including the game-winner with 28 seconds remaining, to give the Wildcats their first win over a top-10 team since 1977. (10) Ohio State 33, Washington 14 Utah 44, (11) UCLA 6 Utes quarterback Tommy Grady throws four touchdowns in the Utes' embarrassment of the Bruins. (12) Penn State 45, Buffalo 24 (13) Rutgers 59, Norfolk State 0 (21) Boston College 24, (15) Georgia Tech 10 Alabama 41, (16) Arkansas 38 (17) South Carolina 38, South Carolina State 3 (18) Virginia Tech 28, Ohio 7 (19) Oregon 52, Fresno State 21 (20) Clemson 38, Furman 10 (23) Georgia 45, Western Carolina 16 (24) Hawaii 49, UNLV 14 (25) Texas A&M 54, Louisiana-Monroe 14 Other games: Michigan 38, Notre Dame 0 Basketball: EuroBasket 2007 in Spain Semifinals 82–77 86–74 Russia book their place in the 2008 Olympics.