at the Orange Bowl. (20) Boise State 52, Utah State 0 (21) Clemson 44, Wake Forest 10 Mississippi State 17, (22) Alabama 12 (23) Penn State 31, Temple 0 (24) Tennessee 34, Arkansas 13 (25) Kentucky 27, Vanderbilt 20 Other significant games: Navy 74, North Texas 62 — The highest-scoring regulation game in any NCAA football division since the NCAA began keeping official records in 1937. Canadian football: Canadian Interuniversity Sport conference finals (CIS Top 10 rankings in parentheses): Dunsmore Cup: (8) Concordia Stingers 10 at (1) Laval Rouge-et-Or 35 – The Rouge-et-Or capture their fifth straight Dunsmore Cup and continue their undefeated run that has extended since their loss to the Montreal Carabins in the final game of the 2006 season. Loney Bowl: St. FX X-Men 24 at (4) Saint Mary's Huskies 25 – The Huskies sealed the game on a third-and-one play by Loney Trophy winner Erik Glavin, and will play host to the Rouge-et-Or in the Uteck Bowl. Yates Cup: (10) Western Ontario Mustangs 34 at Guelph Gryphons 21 – Mustangs head coach Greg Marshall wins his 15th Yates Cup (3rd as a coach) en route to the victory as Western scores two touchdowns and two field goals in the second half. Hardy Trophy: (6) Regina Rams 5 at (3) Manitoba Bisons 48 – The Herd capitalizes on six Regina turnovers and come back from a 5–0 deficit to win the game, limiting the Rams to only 19 total yards in the second quarter. They will host the Mitchell Bowl against the Mustangs – their second in 34 years but their first since 2001. The Bisons have now not allowed a touchdown in 210:37 – well over three and a half games. American college basketball (AP rankings): (5) Georgetown 68, William & Mary 53 Mercer 96, (18) USC 81 The Bears spoil O. J. Mayo's regular-season debut, even though the highly touted freshman scores 32. Football (soccer): 2010 World Cup qualifying, AFC, Second Round, first leg 0–0 MLS Cup 2007 – Conference Finals Western Conference: Kansas City Wizards 0–2 Houston Dynamo. Houston advances to the MLS Cup. Horse racing: The English flat racing season ends with jockeys Seb Sanders and Jamie Spencer tying for the Jockeys' Championship, with 190 victories each, with Spencer winning the last race of the season. The championship has only previously been tied in 1871 and 1923. (BBC) Pocket billiards (pool): World 9-ball