to begin a personal-services contract with the team, the strongest indication yet that Clemens would retire. However, Clemens has made no official announcement of his playing future. (ESPN.com) <div id="6_November_2007"> </div id> 6 November 2007 (Tuesday) American college basketball (rankings from AP Poll): (3) Memphis 80, Richmond 63 <div id="5_November_2007"> </div id> 5 November 2007 (Monday) Cricket Pakistan cricket team in India in 2007–08 242/5 (47 ov.) beat 237/7 (50 ov.) by 5 wickets. American football National Football League Week 9: Pittsburgh Steelers 38, Baltimore Ravens 7 American college basketball (rankings from AP Poll): (3) Memphis 102, UT-Martin 71 <div id="4_November_2007"> </div id> 4 November 2007 (Sunday) American football National Football League Week 9: Atlanta Falcons 20, San Francisco 49ers 16 Buffalo Bills 33, Cincinnati Bengals 21 Detroit Lions 44, Denver Broncos 7 Green Bay Packers 33, Kansas City Chiefs 22 Minnesota Vikings 35, San Diego Chargers 17 The Vikings' Adrian Peterson sets an NFL record with 296 rushing yards, breaking the record set by Jamal Lewis in 2003. Peterson also becomes the first player ever with two 200-yard rushing games in his rookie season. The Chargers' Antonio Cromartie also sets an NFL record, returning a failed field goal attempt 109 yards for a touchdown as the first half ends. New Orleans Saints 41, Jacksonville Jaguars 24 Tennessee Titans 20, Carolina Panthers 7 Tampa Bay Buccaneers 17, Arizona Cardinals 10 Washington Redskins 23, New York Jets 20 (OT) Houston Texans 24, Oakland Raiders 17 New England Patriots 24, Indianapolis Colts 20 The Pats stay unbeaten after two TD passes from Tom Brady bring them back from a 20–10 fourth-quarter deficit in Indy. Cleveland Browns 33, Seattle Seahawks 30 (OT) Dallas Cowboys 38, Philadelphia Eagles 17 Byes: Chicago Bears, Miami Dolphins, New York Giants, St. Louis Rams Auto racing: NASCAR: Dickies 500 at Fort Worth, Texas: (1) Jimmie Johnson (2) Matt Kenseth (3) Martin Truex Jr. Johnson takes the lead in the Chase over teammate Jeff Gordon. <div id="3_November_2007"> </div id> 3 November 2007 (Saturday) American football NCAA Division I FBS AP Top 25: (1) Ohio State 38, Wisconsin 17 Florida State 27, (2) Boston College 17 (3) LSU 41, (17) Alabama 34 (4) Oregon 35, (6) Arizona State 23 (5) Oklahoma 42, Texas A&M 14 (8) Kansas 76, Nebraska 39 The surprising Jayhawks torch the Huskers for the most points they have ever allowed in a single game, and send