them to their first five-game losing streak since 1958. (9) Missouri 55, Colorado 10 (10) Georgia 44, Troy 34 (13) USC 24, Oregon State 3 (14) Texas 38, Oklahoma State 35 (15) Michigan 28, Michigan State 24 (Paul Bunyan Trophy) (16) Connecticut 38, Rutgers 19 The Huskies go to 8–1 for the first time in school history. (18) Florida 49, Vanderbilt 22 (19) Auburn 35, Tennessee Tech 3 Cincinnati 38, (20) South Florida 33 Virginia 17, (21) Wake Forest 16 (22) Boise State 42, San Jose State 7 Arkansas 48, (23) South Carolina 36 (24) Tennessee 59, UL-Lafayette 7 (25) Clemson 47, Duke 10 Other significant games: Navy 46, Notre Dame 44 (3 OT) — The Midshipmen beat the Irish for the first time since 1963, ending what had been a 43-game winning streak for the Irish, the longest between two annual opponents in Division I history. Auto racing: V8 Supercar: Desert 400, at Bahrain International Circuit, Manama, Bahrain: (1) Mark Winterbottom (2) James Courtney (3) Steven Johnson Winterbottom wins his first round of the year, but a disaster for series leader Jamie Whincup scoring no points for the round, dropping to third behind Garth Tander and teammate Craig Lowndes. Football (soccer): MLS Cup 2007 – Conference Semifinals, second leg New England Revolution 1, New York Red Bulls 0. New England wins 1–0 on aggregate. Kansas City Wizards 0, C.D. Chivas USA 0. Kansas City wins 1–0 on aggregate. <div id="2_November_2007"> </div id> 2 November 2007 (Friday) Auto racing: V8 Supercar: Desert 400, Race 1, at Bahrain International Circuit, Manama, Bahrain: (1) Mark Winterbottom (2) Garth Tander (3) Steven Johnson Championship leader Jamie Whincup is taken out of the race in an incident involving teammate Craig Lowndes and Paul Morris. Tander has regained the series lead. Basketball: 2007–08 NBA season – Season Openers Charlotte Bobcats 102, Milwaukee Bucks 99 Atlanta Hawks 101, Dallas Mavericks 94 Cleveland Cavaliers 110, New York Knicks 106 Boston Celtics 103, Washington Wizards 83 Denver Nuggets 99, Minnesota Timberwolves 91 Los Angeles Clippers 120, Golden State Warriors 114 Other NBA news: Clay Bennett, the principal owner of the Seattle SuperSonics, notifies the league that he intends to move the team to Oklahoma City as early as the 2008–09 season. He is currently in litigation to void the team's lease at KeyArena, which runs through the 2009–10 season. (AP via ESPN.com) Football (soccer): MLS Cup 2007 –