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(25) TCU Holds Off (4) Oklahoma
ThinkStock(FORT WORTH, Texas) -- The TCU Hornded Frogs had been 6-12 in their last 18 Big 12 games after making a name for themselves as "BCS-busters". On Saturday, the 25th ranked Horned Frogs won their conference opener, beating number four Oklahoma 37-33 at home.
Quarterback Trevone Boykin racked up 395 total yards of offense against the Sooners (4-1), throwing for 318 yards and a pair of touchdowns. Meanwhile, the TCU (4-0) defense forced three turnovers in the game and intercepted Trevor Knight twice.
The Horned Frogs jumped out to an early 14-0 lead, but Oklahoma rallied to tie the game after one quarter. Both squads traded scores in the second quarter with Michael Hunnicutt hit a 24-yard field goal to tie the game at 24-24 as the first half ended.
Oklahoma took their first, and only, lead of the game in the third quarter when Samaje Perine run in from seven yards out for a 31-24 advantage. That was quickly erased by TCU's Deante Gray, who caught a 29-yard pass from Boykin less than three minutes later. The Horned Frogs took the lead for good when Paul Dawson returned an interception 41 yards for a touchdown, making it a 37-31 ballgame.
The Sooners picked up two points when they blocked the extra point and returned it to the end zone, but they would be unable to avoid the upset. It's the first time since 2005, over then-number 5 Oklahoma, that TCU pulled off the win over the Sooners.
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(11) Mississippi Knocks Off (3) Alabama at Home
Stacy Revere/Getty Images(OXFORD, Miss.) -- In what could go down as the greatest win in school history, No. 11 Ole Miss knocked off third ranked Alabama at home on Saturday, 23-17. The victory snapped a 10-game losing streak to the Crimson Tide (4-1) while also keeping Mississippi (5-0) undefeated.
The Rebels took an early 3-0 lead on a Gary Wunderlich field goal in the first quarter, but Alabama responded with a touchdown drive in the second. As Ole Miss looked to take the game into halftime trailing 7-3, I'Tavius Mathers fumbled at the 13-yard line while the Tide recovered it for a touchdown and a 14-3 halftime advantage.
However, the comeback was on in the second half. Trailing 17-10 midway through the fourth, Bo Wallace connected with Vince Sanders on a 34-yard touchdown pass to tie the game with 5:29 left in regulation. Mississippi quickly got a chance at the lead when Alabama fumbled the ensuing the kickoff and Ole Miss recovered.
Just a couple plays later, Wallace found Jaylen Walton from 10 yards out, giving the Rebels a 23-17 lead with 2:54 remaining. Alabama threatened to steal the upset away, driving into Ole Miss territory in the waning moments. Crimson Tide quarterback Blake Sims fired a deep pass into the endzone with 37 seconds left, but Senquez Golson picked it off to seal the victory.
It marks the first time since 1962 that Mississippi has won the first five games of a season.
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Scoreboard Roundup – 10/4/14
Hemera/Getty Images(NEW YORK) -- MLB Playoffs: San Francisco Giants 2 - Washington Nationals 1 in 18 Innings (Giants lead series, 2-0)
Los Angeles Dodgers 3 - St. Louis Cardinals 2 (Series tied, 1-1)
Top 25 College Football: (1) Florida State 43 (5-0) - Wake Forrest 3 (2-4)
(11) Ole Miss 23 (5-0) - (3) Alabama 17 (4-1)
(25) TCU 37 (4-0) - (4) Oklahoma 33 (4-1)
(5) Auburn 41 (5-0) - (15) LSU 7 (4-2)
(12) Mississippi State 48 (5-0) - (6) Texas A&M 31 (5-1)
(7) Baylor 28 (5-0) - Texas 7 (2-3)
Utah 30 (4-1) - (8) UCLA 28 (4-1)
(9) Notre Dame 17 (5-0) - (14) Stanford 14 (3-2)
(10) Michigan State 27 (4-1) - (19) Nebraska 22 (5-1)
(13) Georgia 44 (4-1) - Vanderbilt 17 (1-5)
Arizona State 38 (4-1) - (16) USC 34 (3-2)
Northwestern 20 (3-2) - (17) Wisconsin 14 (3-2)
(20) Ohio State 52 (4-1) - Maryland 24 (4-2)
(21) Oklahoma State (4-1) - Iowa State 20 (1-4)
(22) East Carolina 45 (4-1) - SMU 24 (0-5)
(23) Kansas State 45 (4-1) - Texas Tech 13 (2-3)
NASCAR: Kyle Busch won the NASCAR Nationwide Kansas Lottery 300
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(18) BYU QB Suffers Season Ending Injury in Loss to Utah State
Streeter Lecka/Getty Images(PROVO, Utah) -- The 18th ranked Brigham Young Cougars saw their hopes of a perfect season, and a potential Heisman nomination, fall on Friday night in a 35-20 loss at the hands of Utah State. Making matters worse, BYU quarterback Taysom Hill suffered a broken leg in the first half, effectively ending his season.
"It was really difficult to watch Taysom go down," said BYU coach Bronco Mendenhall. "Our execution will now have to be better from top to bottom because of Taysom's ability to create. There just isn't another Taysom Hill out there anywhere."
Hill, who had started to garner Heisman finalist talk, was injured as he scrambled to his right before being tackled by the Aggies Brian Suite. The junior quarterback landed awkwardly on his leg and had to be carted off the field.
That injury merely started the downfall for the Cougars (4-1) who trailed 21-14 at the time of his departure. Utah State (3-2) added another touchdown before halftime and never looked back.
Backup quarterback Christian Stewart threw three interceptions in the second half as BYU was only able to convert a pair of field goals the rest of the way. Any hopes of a comeback were officially put on ice when Nick Vigil scored from one yard out to make it 35-17 late in the third.
The Aggies racked up 457 total yards of offense in the upset, including 321 passing yards and three touchdowns from quarterback Darell Garretson.
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Scoreboard Roundup 10/3/14
Hemera/Getty Images(NEW YORK) -- MLB Playoffs: Baltimore Orioles 7 - Detroit Tigers 6 (Orioles Lead Series, 2-0)
San Francisco Giants 3 - Washington Nationals 2 (Giants Lead Series, 1-0)
St. Louis Cardinals 10 - Los Angeles Dodgers 9 (Cardinals Lead Series, 1-0)
Kansas City Royals 4 - Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim 1 in 11 Innings (Royals Lead Series, 2-0)
NCAA Football: Utah State 35 (3-2) - (18) BYU 20 (4-1)
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No. 2 Oregon Upset by Unranked Arizona
Thearon W. Henderson/Getty Images(EUGENE, Ore.) -- No. 2 Oregon was handed their first loss of the season Thursday as the unranked Arizona Wildcats defeated the Ducks 31-24.
This is the second straight season the Wildcats have beat the Ducks.
Oregon quarterback Marcus Mariota gave credit to Arizona and the strength of PAC 12 teams after the defeat.
"They're undefeated," he said. "It's obviously a testament to our conference. If you're not prepared each week, if you're not ready to play, you'll lose."
The loss is a blow to Mariota's chances at winning the Heisman and Oregon's hopes of being invited to college football's first four-team postseason playoff.
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Texas A&M's Kevin Sumlin Ready for Mississippi State
Streeter Lecka/Getty Images(STARKSVILLE, Miss.) -- No. 6 Texas A&M will take on No. 12 Mississippi State in a SEC West matchup on Saturday.Aggies head coach Kevin Sumlin knows his team will face a challenge as the Bulldogs will be prepared coming off a bye week."They've had a bye week. We'll see some new stuff," Sumlin said. "Rested up, they'll be ready to go"In Sumlin's opinion, the bye week isn't the only factor: Mississippi State is coming into the game red hot."This is a team that is red hot right now," Sumlin said. "Seven straight wins. Five hundred yards a game this year."However, Bulldogs head coach Dan Mullen knows that Texas A&M will present challenges for his team as well."There's a reason they're ranked No. 6 in the country. They're all-around a really good football team that knows how to win and knows how to find a way to win. We're going to have to come out and play an excellent game in every phase of the game," he said.Follow @ABCNewsRadio Copyright 2014 ABC News Radio
Mark Dantonio: 'Looking Forward to' Nebraska
Football Texture/iStockphoto(NEW YORK) -- (10) Michigan State will get all they can handle from (19) Nebraska on Saturday night.
The Cornhuskers come into the game at 5-0 and Spartans head coach Mark Dantonio said he'll make sure his team is ready for a fight.
"[I'm] really looking forward to the opportunity," Dantonio said on Monday. "[We had a] great football game last year [with] a lot riding on the game. Really one of the reasons you probably come...[to] a place like Michigan State and play in a conference like this is to have these type of games."
Michigan State got the best of Nebraska last year, but Dantonio said Nebraska quarterback Tommy Armstrong has more experience coming into this game.
"This year he's more experienced," Dantonio said of Armstrong. "That's his only loss that he's had on him since he's been a starting quarterback was last year. And I'm sure he wants some of those plays back."
"So, I think he's much more experienced, much more confident as a playmaker, much more in control of the offense and he is the guy this year, whereas last year he was a guy who, initially, it was Martinez and then the other guy and then it was him," he continued. "I think he's the guy in charge and there's confidence that goes along with that and a sense of ownership. I think that's a positive for any football program."
Nebraska is looking to go 6-0 for the first time since 2001. Head coach Bo Pelini doesn't believe last year's loss will be a factor.
"You can look at it two ways: you can look at it that we gave it to them, or you can look at it from their standpoint that they took it,'' Pelini said. "We need to play better, cleaner, to have a chance to win the football game. I don't want to take away and say we should have won the football game, that's sort of a cop out."
Kickoff is set for 8 p.m. Eastern on ABC.
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Les Miles: Excited to Play Auburn
Chris Graythen/Getty Images(NEW YORK) -- Another chapter of the storied rivalry will resume on Saturday when (5) Auburn will host (15) Louisiana State University.
LSU comes into the game at 4-1 and 0-1 in the SEC.
Tigers head coach Les Miles is looking forward to going up against Auburn. "Anytime that you line up against a top‑5 opponent and you're looking forward to playing your best, this will be great competition," he said Monday. "I don't think there is a person in our building that's not excited about the opportunity to go down and play very well at Auburn."
Auburn sits at 4-0 and the offense is averaging 42.3 points per game.
Miles said his defense will have to be on their A-game on Saturday. "Cameron Artis-Payne is rushing for 117 yards as a running back," he said of the Auburn offense. "[They have] a quality group of receivers, D'haquille Williams, [with] 23 receptions, 357 yards and 3 touchdowns lead their receiving core, and, again, they're big and fast and can go get it."
LSU quarterback Brandon Harris will get the start and has completed 73.3 percent of his passes and has thrown six touchdowns so far this season. Miles is confident he can produce in the game.
"There is some 'ad‑lib' to his game that's very, very positive, and he's a guy that is really fast and a guy that can really throw the ball," Miles said of Harris. "You put him in a quality position to extend a play, some good things can happen."
Kickoff from Jordan-Hare Stadium is set for 7 p.m. Eastern.
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Minnesota Rolls Past Michigan, 30-14
iStockphoto/Thinkstock(ANN ARBOR, Mich.) -- Golden Gophers senior running back David Cobb rushed for 183 yards on 32 carries as Minnesota (4-1; 1-0 Big Ten) rolled past Michigan (2-3; 0-1 Big Ten) 30-14, in front of 102,926 fans at the Big House on Saturday.
Michigan got on the board first when sophomore running back De'Veon Smith scored on a 10-yard run to give the Wolverines a 7-0 lead with 11:10 left in the second quarter.
Minnesota proceeded to score 30 unanswered points, with the big blow coming late in the third quarter when sophomore quarterback Mitch Leidner connected with sophomore tight-end Maxx Williams on a 1-yard TD pass to give the Golden Gophers a 27-7 lead.
During the game, Michigan fans chanted for the dismissal of head coach Brady Hoke and athletic director Dave Brandon. It's the first time in the program's 135-year history that they have ended September with three losses.
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(6) Texas A&M Needs Overtime to Beat Arkansas
Streeter Lecka/Getty Images(ARLINGTON, Texas) -- With Johnny Manziel on the sidelines, (6) Texas A&M's Kenny Hill used a little "Johnny Football" magic to help the Aggies avoid a monumental upset on Saturday. Texas A&M (5-0) rallied from a 28-14 deficit to beat Arkansas 35-28 in overtime at AT&T Stadium, home of the NFL's Dallas Cowboys.
Hill threw for 386 yards and four touchdowns in the win, leading a fourth quarter comeback that included two 50-plus yard scoring passes. His first was an 86-yard strike to Edward Pope just three minutes into the final frame. Hill then found Josh Reynolds for a 59-yard touchdown pass, knotting the game at 28-28 with 2:08 to play in regulation.
The Aggies had a chance to win the game in regulation, but let the clock run out when facing fourth down at midfield. They took their shot early in the extra session, scoring on the first play as Hill found Malcome Kennedy for a 25-yard score.
That forced Arkansas (3-2) to go for it on fourth-and-one to keep the game alive, but a defensive stand by Texas A&M sealed the victory. It was the 14th straight conference loss for the Razorbacks who did not score in the final 20:02 of regulation.
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Missouri Upsets (13) South Carolina on the Road
Banana Stock/Getty Images(COLUMBIA, S.C.) -- One week after losing a game in the waning moments, the Missouri Tigers used a late drive to knock off No. 13 South Carolina on Saturday. The Tigers (4-1) trailed 20-7 in the fourth but scored twice in the final seven minutes to complete the upset.
"When things got tough, we stayed positive. The defense kept us in it but we stayed totally positive with the offense the whole time," said head coach Gary Pinkel.
After Russell Hansbrough scored in the first quarter to give Missouri a 7-0 lead, the Gamecocks (3-2) held their opponnent of the board until the fourth. Meanwhile, South Carolina reeled off 20 straight points to take a commanding lead late.
Pharoh Cooper caught a 23-yard pass from Dylan Thompson to give the Gamecocks a 13-point lead with 7:25 remaining. Just 36 seconds later, Maty Mauk and the Tigers completed their first scoring drive of the rally with a Hansbrough one-yard touchdown run. Missouri got the ball back and again watched as Hansbrough bullied his way into the endzone for the go-ahead score.
The running back finished the game with three rushing touchdowns, carrying the ball just 10 times for 43 yards.
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Scoreboard Roundup 9/27/14
Hemera/Getty Images(NEW YORK) -- Top 25 College Football: (1) Florida State 56 (4-0) - NC State 41 (4-1)
(5) Auburn 45 (4-0) - Louisiana Tech 17 (2-3)
(6) Texas A&M 35 (5-0) - Arkansas 28 (3-2) In Overtime
(7) Baylor 49 (4-0) - Iowa State 28 (1-3)
(8) Notre Dame 31 (4-0) - Syracuse 15 (2-2)
(9) Michigan State 56 (3-1) - Wyoming 14 (3-2)
(10) Mississippi 24 (4-0) - Memphis 3 (2-2)
(12) Georgia 35 (3-1) - Tennessee 32 (2-2)
Missouri 21 (4-1) - (13) South Carolina 20 (3-2)
(16) Stanford 20 (3-1) - Washington 13 (4-1)
(17) LSU 63 (4-1) - New Mexico State 7 (2-3)
(18) USC 35 (2-1) - Oregon State 10 (3-1)
(19) Wisconsin 27 (3-1) - South Florida 10 (2-3)
(21) Nebraska 45 (5-0) - Illinois 14 (3-2)
(22) Ohio State 50 (3-1) - Cincinnati 28 (2-1)
(25) Kansas State 58 (3-1) - UTEP 28 (2-2)
MLB: Boston Red Sox 10 (71-90) - New York Yankees 4 (83-78)
Cincinnati Reds 10 (75-86) - Pittsburgh Pirates 6 (88-73) - 10 Innings
Toronto Blue Jays 4 (83-78) - Baltimore Orioles 2 (95-66)
Washington Nationals 5 (95-66) - Miami Marlins 1 (77-84)
San Francisco Giants 3 (87-74) - San Diego Padres 1 (77-84)
Tampa Bay Rays 2 (77-84) - Cleveland Indians 0 (84-77)
Minnesota Twins 12 (70-91) - Detroit Tigers 3 (89-72)
Atlanta Braves 4 (78-83) - Philadelphia Phillies 2 (73-88)
New York Mets 2 (78-83) - Houston Astros 1 (70-91)
Milwaukee Brewers 2 (82-79) - Chicago Cubs 1 (72-89)
Arizona Diamondbacks 5 (64-97) - St. Louis Cardinals 2 (89-72)
Texas Rangers 5 (67-94) - Oakland Athletics 4 (87-74)
Chicago White Sox 5 (73-88) - Kansas City Royals 4 (88-73)
Seattle Mariners 2 (86-75) - Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim 1 (98-63) 11 Innings
Los Angeles Dodgers 6 (93-68) - Colorado Rockies 5 (66-95) 12 Innings
NASCAR: Nationwide Series: Kyle Busch wins Dover 200 at Dover International Speedway
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Charlie Strong Continues to Clean House at Texas
Brian Bahr/Getty Images(AUSTIN, Texas) -- University of Texas head coach Charlie Strong continued cleaning house Tuesday. Strong dismissed his ninth player of the season when he kicked junior offensive tackle Kennedy Estelle off the squad for violating team rules. Estelle has been suspended for the last three games after starting at left tackle in the team's season opener. This is not the first time Estelle has been suspended while at Texas. He wasn't allowed to play in the Alamo Bowl last season after being ruled academically ineligible. Estelle joins former starters Kendall Sanders and Joe Bergeron, as well as Leroy Scott, Chet Moss, Montrel Meander, Chevoski Collins, Deoundrei Davis and Jalen Overstreet, as players that have been dismissed from the team since March.
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Arizona Defeats California, 49-45, on a Hail Mary
Photodisc/Thinkstock(TUCSON, Ariz.) -- Wildcats freshman quarterback Anu Solomon connected with senior wide receiver Austin Hill on a 47-yard Hail Mary as time expired to give Arizona (4-0) a 49-45 victory over California (2-1) on Saturday night.
Arizona was trailing Cal 45-30 with 5:21 to play in the game, but senior running back Terris Jones-Grisby scored on a six-yard run and Solomon found sophomore wide receiver Cayleb Jones for a 15-yard touchdown to cut the Wildcats' deficit to two with 2:44 left.
Solomon finished the game 47 of 73 for 520 yards with five touchdowns and two interceptions, while Jones had 13 receptions for 186 yards and three touchdowns. Hill also contributed eight receptions for 127 yards and two TD's.
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Top-Ranked Seminoles Survive in OT
Streeter Lecka/Getty Images(TALLAHASSEE, Fla.) -- Without suspended quarterback Jameis Winston, the top-ranked Florida State Seminoles got some late-game heroics from backup Sean Maguire. The sophomore, making his first career start, led a game-tying drive in the fourth quarter before helping the Seminoles beat No. 22 Clemson, 23-17, in overtime.
Karlos Williams rushed into the endzone from 12 yards out to cap off the comeback, but it was Maguire's 74-yard strike to Rashad Greene that tied the game at 17-17 with six minutes left in regulation.
That touchdown was the high point in an up-and-down game for the sophomore signal caller. Maguire threw a pair of interceptions prior to the score, but did rack up 305 total passing yards. Neither team led by more than a touchdown, but the Tigers (1-2) did score 10 unanswered points in the first half to lead 10-3.
Florida State did get the ball back late in the fourth, but opted to play for overtime. The Seminoles defense stood tall, stopping Adam Choice on fourth down to give FSU possession. Two plays later, Williams would score to end the game.
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Indiana Knocks Off (18) Missouri
ThinkStock(COLUMBIA, Mo.) -- D'Angelo Roberts' three-yard touchdown run with 22 seconds remaining put Indiana ahead 31-27, giving the Hoosiers (2-1) a win over 18th-ranked Missouri on Saturday. It was just the fourth win over an AP-ranked non-conference team in program history.
Neither team held more than a one-score advantage. The Tigers (3-1) scored 10 straight points in the second half, taking a 27-24 lead on Andrew Baggett's 40-yard field goal. However, the reigning Southeastern Conference West champions couldn't hold off the offense of the Hoosiers.
Indiana went 75 yards in just six plays to pull off the upset. Tevin Coleman rushed for 132 total yards, including a 44-yard scamper that set up the winning score.
"It was a really big win," said Coleman, who missed the final 20 minutes of the first half with cramps. "We came out here with fire. We played until the end."
Missouri quarterback Maty Mauk tossed for 326 yards and two scores to pace the Tigers, while Russell Hansbrough ran for 119 yards.
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Mississippi State Outlasts (8) LSU
Football Texture/iStockphoto(BATON ROUGE, La.) -- Mississippi State jumped out to a 17-0 lead over eighth-ranked Louisiana State University (LSU), but had to hold on in the fourth quarter for a 34-29 win. It was the Bulldogs' first victory over LSU since 1999, and their first in Baton Rouge since 1991.
"I probably aged seven to 10 years in the final three minutes of the game," said Mississippi State (4-0) head coach Dan Mullen. "We are trying to build a program and I'll take it. I guess everybody can now write now I have beaten LSU and Alabama once during my career."
Quarterback Dak Prescott, a Louisiana native, controlled tempo through the first three quarters. His 56-yard touchdown run put the Bulldogs up 24-10, while his pass to Jameon Lewis made it a 21-point Bulldog lead.
Trailing 31-10 heading into the fourth quarter, LSU (3-1) stormed back to score 19 unanswered points and threaten to deny the Bulldogs an upset. Brandon Harris found Malachi Dupre for a 31-yard touchdown pass that made it a 34-22 ballgame with less than two minutes remaining. The Tigers then recovered an onside kick, setting up another Harris-Dupre connection to close the gap to five.
LSU got one last chance, holding possession in the final seconds. A last-ditch heave to the endzone was picked off by Will Redmond.
Prescott finished the game with 268 passing yards and a pair of touchdowns, adding another score on the ground.
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ABC Scoreboard Roundup 9/20/14
Hemera/Getty Images(NEW YORK) -- NCAAF: (1) Florida State 23 (3-0) - (22) Clemson 17 (1-2) In Overtime
(2) Oregon 38 (4-0) - Washington State 31 (1-3)
(3) Alabama 42 (4-0) - Florida 21 (2-1)
(4) Oklahoma 45 (4-0) - West Virginia 33 (2-2)
(6) Texas A&M 58 (4-0) - SMU 6 (0-3)
Mississippi State 34 (4-0) - (8) LSU 29 (3-1)
(11) Michigan State 73 (2-1) - Eastern Michigan 14 (1-3)
(13) Georgia 66 (2-1) - Troy 0 (0-4)
(14) South Carolina 48 (3-1) - Vanderbilt 34 (1-3)
Indiana 31 (2-1) 31 - (18) Missouri 27 (3-1)
(19) Wisconsin 68 (2-1) - Bowling Green 17 (2-2)
(21) BYU 41 (4-0) - Virginia 33 (2-2)
(24) Nebraska 41 (4-0) - Miami 31 (2-2)
MLB: Chicago Cubs 8 (69-86) - Los Angeles Dodgers 7 (88-67)
Detroit Tigers 3 (86-68) - Kansas City Royals 2 (83-70)
Colorado Rockies 5 (64-91) - Arizona Diamondbacks 1 (62-93)
Philadelphia Phillies 3 (71-84) - Oakland Athletics 0 (84-70)
Toronto Blue Jays 6 (78-86) - Yankees 3 (79-75)
Houston Astros 10 (68-87) - Seattle Mariners 1 (83-71)
Baltimore Orioles 7 (93-61) - Boston Red Sox 4 (67-88)
New York Mets 4 (75-80) - Atlanta Braves 2 (76-78)
Washington Nationals 4 (90-64) - Miami Marlins 3 (74-80)
Tampa Bay Rays 3 (75-80) - Chicago White Sox 1 (70-84)
St. Louis Cardinals 8 (87-68) - Cincinnati Reds 4 (71-84)
Milwaukee Brewers 1 (80-75) - Pirates 0 (83-71)
Cleveland Indians 7 (80-74) - Minnesota Twins 3 (66-88)
San Diego Padres 3 (73-81) - San Francisco Giants 2 (84-70)
Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim 8 (96-59) - Texas Rangers 5 (61-93)
NASCAR: Brendan Gaughan won the NASCAR Nationwide VistMyrtleBeach 300
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Jameis Winston's Suspension Increased
Grant Halverson/Getty Images(NEW YORK) -- Citing new findings in their investigation to his sexual and profane outburst at a student union meeting, Florida State announced late Friday they were suspending quarterback Jameis Winston for the full game against No. 22 Clemson on Saturday. Winston had originally been suspended for only the first half.
"Based upon the results of our continuing investigation of Tuesday's incident involving Jameis Winston, we have decided to not play him for the entire game against Clemson on Saturday night," interim Florida State president Garnett S. Stokes and athletic director Stan Wilcox said in a joint statement.
Winston, the reigning Heisman trophy winner, was seen shouting an obscene sexual phrase on campus earlier in the week. The top ranked Seminoles will start sophomore Sean Maguire against the Tigers. Maguire has completed 12 of 26 career passes while at Florida State.
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Public fury over New Delhi gang rape sparks protest across India
NEW DELHI (Reuters) - The gang-rape of a young woman in New Delhi has sparked public outrage across India, bringing thousands of people onto city streets in protest against authorities' failure to ensure women's safety.
Sexual violence against women often goes unremarked and unreported in India, but on Friday hundreds of students and activists blockaded roads in New Delhi and marched to the president's palace, breaking through police barricades despite water-canon fire to demand the culprits' execution.
The 23-year-old woman is battling for her life in hospital after she was beaten, gang-raped for almost an hour and thrown out of a moving bus on a busy street of the capital last Sunday.
Five people accused of the attack have been arrested.
"No amount of pepper spray, tazers or 'decent dressing' will protect women. I can't let my little girl grow up in a society where men pounce on and rape women," said Bharat Kapur, whose 5-year-old daughter clung to his leg as hundreds shouted with clenched fists at a protest in New Delhi.
The public verbal and physical sexual harassment of women, known as "eve-teasing", is routine in New Delhi, which has come to be known as India's "rape capital".
Last week's case - covered intensively by TV news networks - provoked uproar in both houses of parliament earlier this week, prompting the authorities to announce measures to make the capital safer for women. These include increased policing and fast-tracking court hearings for rape.
New Delhi, home to about 16 million people, has the highest number of sex crimes among India's mega cities. Police figures show rape is reported on average every 18 hours and some other form of sexual attack every 14 hours in the capital.
Marches, demonstrations and candlelight vigils have spread during the week to cities in states from the north of the country to the south.
"The system that is supposed to protect women is not doing enough, whether it is the police or the judicial system," said Tapas Praharaj, secretary of the All India Democratic Women's Association in Odisha state, where a protest is planned for Saturday.
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What are they coating apples with these days???
- ZenSojourner Nov 7, 2010 11:09 AM
I bought a bag of apples the other day, and I don't know what they coated these babies with, but it practically takes a paint scraper to get it off!
It feels tacky, oily, and waxy all at the same time. Washing - even with Dawn dish soap - does NOT even come close to taking it off. I've had to hang a piece of flour sack cloth next to the apples and use it to sort of scrub this stuff off.
It's weird . . .
Is it the clay? I've seen that on organic apple farms. I think you're suppose to soak the apples and then scrub.
I buy some things organic, apples are one of them. Compare the coating between a normal one and an organic one. It's actually kind of scary...
re: piano boy
I'm with Piano Boy on this...apples are one fruit that you would want to buy *organic* definitely, if you can. See the "dirty list" if you are not sure...apples are on it.
re: Chowrin
Can you please provide some evidence of this? I have been eating and growing organic apples for years and have never heard anything like this.
re: Chowrin
@ chowrin
I think what you are referring to are naturally occuring chemical compounds found in fruits and vegetables, not in diseases which affect the plants. Almost impossible to injest enough to be harmful.
Please, can you explain your comment more thoroughly?
re: toodie jane
no, def. the diseases. other compounds in stuff like basil, sure, but not apples as far as I know.
re: Chowrin
There are compounds in all fruits and vegetables which are antioxidants. Specifically, in apples, there is caffeic acid. This is also found in many other fruits and vegetables. In very very large quantities, caffeic acid (and just about any other substance we normally ingest) can have carcinogenic properties. In normal quantities (as found in fresh fruits and vegetables), it has beneficial qualities as an antioxidant.
However this has nothing to do with diseases of apple trees that would cause carcinogens to be concentrated in the apples.
Everybody gets up in arms about this or that substance being carcinogenic. Those saccharin studies that purported to prove saccharin to be a carcinogen? In order to get the dose of saccharin they were feeding those mice (or rats, I forget which they were using now) you would have had to drink 800 cokes a day for 2 years. You would have DROWNED the very first day from trying to ingest that much! In those quantities, ANYTHING is a carcinogen.
So what diseases in apples are supposed to leave carcinogenic substances? I haven't been able to find any information on this.
Not trying to be argumentative. Just trying to understand what we're talking about.
re: Chowrin
Maybe to the apples! Besides, apples that badly infected or affected by disease aren't going to look very good and are unlikely to show up on the vendor's table.
And I've raised apples, I KNOW what apple scab looks like. Nowhere near as bad as corn smut, and people will still eat that. Scab is a cosmetic problem. Cut it off and eat the apple anyway. It's just a surface blemish.
And btw, last time I bought apples (a couple of weeks ago) it turns out the "regular" apples, sprayed with who knows what and coated with something else unidentifiable, cost as much as the organic produce. I probably WILL buy organic next time.
re: ZenSojourner
"Nowhere near as bad as corn smut, and people will still eat that."
Hey! Ease up on my huitlacoche! It's a delicacy, and is $12 a pound wholesale!
re: ZenSojourner
apple scab is NOTHING you want to eat. which is why I say, know what you're doing.
and yup, the apple's still fine... which is also why I say know what you're doing. I'd be upset with a farmer throwing out produce that's still edible (discounting on the other hand...)
re: Chowrin
Oh my god! And people have been eating apples since Eve! Are you telling us that that's where all the cancer came from? Eve was such a witch!
re: Caroline1
See, God knew what he was talking about!;-) We should be crucifying Johnny Appleseed, not revering him.
re: Chowrin
Chowrin, I am genuinely interested in hearing about this, but my own (admittedly not very thorough) research has yielded nothing to substantiate it.
Can you point me to any research showing this to be true?
re: visciole
guy i heard it from is ten years dead, at least. try e-mailing purdue or cornell? they're the folks in the research business, from what I understand.
re: mnosyne
LOL! Best answer so far!
Some apples exude their nectar through their skin with a result similar to what you describe. It's a sign of their ripeness and sweetness. I don't know whether the apples you bought are one of those varieties, but you might try licking a spot to check whether it tastes sweet and nectary. Or there's always the peeling option...
re: Caroline1
Oh no, this is something not normal. I know they coat fruit and vegetables with oil or wax or something, but this is worse than the average coating. It's been awhile since I bought fresh apples so this may have snuck in when I wasn't looking in the past 5 or 10 years, but it's definitely not anything natural.
re: ZenSojourner
I agree with Caroline 1. I picked about 8 bushels of apples this fall from an 85 year old orchard that's been abandoned the last dozen years. When the apples were picked there was of course nothing on them. In the month since I picked them those not wrapped for long term storage have developed a waxy coating on them similar to what you describe. It'ss difficult to remove and leaves my hands feeling coated as well. Nothing wrong with the apples themselves, they're still firm and crispy. I think the fruit produces a sort of natural protective coating that helps keep it from shriveling and drying.
BTW that clay coat mentioned upthread is a product called "Surround". We use it and a number of our local organic truck farmers use it. It's great not only for protecting apples and pears but for protecting winter squash plants from borers and squash bugs ( :-( which we found out after the fact). It's harmless, just rinse your fruit well to wash it off.
re: morwen
We had a small orchard, with three kinds of apple trees. My grandmother had one as well. I think she had 5 or 6 varieties. I've never, in 50 years, felt this kind of coating on an apple, no matter how long it had been in storage. This is the first time I've come across it even in a grocery store apple.
That's all I can tell you.
re: ZenSojourner
It's a mystery. I absolutely know the orchard hadn't been worked in any way and the apples I picked weren't treated with anything at all. Maybe it's an odd result of the type of summer we had here.
re: morwen
Maybe some varietal peculiarity?
There is a different "feel" to long stored apples, but it's not like this. I think other posters further down are right, it's some kind of wax. I'm not sure what food grade shellac would feel like, LOL!
re: ZenSojourner
I picked Staymens, Cortlands, Black Arkansas, Romes, and several varieties I couldn't identify. Went out yesterday and randomly checked some of the wrapped apples and they're starting to "wax" too but not as much as the unwrapped ones. But it is on all the apples I picked. Doesn't seem to be hurting them.
I agree it's unusual whatever it is. Feels a little sticky though not like the wax on storebought apples. But yeah, I'm using a flour sack towel to get it all off. It definitely interferes with caramel sticking to dipped apples.
re: janniecooks
I don't know. I never buy cucumbers. I do know it's different than any coating they were using the last time I bought apples though.
Yucky, oily, greasy, waxy, tacky - a veritable symphony of unpleasant tactile experiences, LOL!
re: ZenSojourner
Maybe a problem with the waxing process/equipment? Try running hot tap water over the apples...Should help!
Unless it's been changed recently, it's a Food grade paraffin (wax) Commonly used on fruits and vegetables to retard moisture loss,,,also in/on some candies ~~~ "Grandma" used it to seal jellies and jams....A very small percentage of the population may be allergic to it...otherwise it is perfectly safe to consume..
re: Shann
Yes, I saw Alton's show too and it was carnauba wax. According to the Food Network recipe (http://www.foodnetwork.com/recipes/al...) you should dip the apples in boiling water for 20 seconds.
re: kmcarr
OM gawd! I have to boil my apples before I can eat them? I think I'll stick with scrubbing it off with the flour sack cloth! LOL!
re: ZenSojourner
He was actually dipping them to get the wax off so that the coatings, caramel or candy, would adhere to the apple. He didn't say you had to do anything if you were just eating it.
re: Shann
Maybe this batch just had a really thick coating of whatever it is, but there is NO WAY I want to put that in my mouth. It feels yucky enough just touching it!
Scrubbing it off with a cloth seems to work and it's a lot less trouble than boiling a pot of water to dip the apple in, when all you want is to eat a single apple. It strikes me as very odd to have to do that - even if it's just for a few seconds. I have to ask if I really need an apple to have that much shelf life, but it's not about what I (as a customer) need, but what the grocery store needs. They need the apples to stay pretty until somebody buys them.
re: jasonq
This is definitely not any sort of "natural waxy coating". Something foreign for sure. Take it from someone who has harvested and preserved a ton of apples over the years.
Detergent didn't touch the stuff, no worries about it getting to the skin of the apple.
Shellacking apples - there's a thought!
Have you tried something more abrasive, like fine sandpaper? I haven't tried it yet, but would be curious to know.
I like to eat apples with the peel and I've had the same concern for years. I've also found the soap/detergent solution not to work. Someone suggested rubbing salt on it and that didn't work either. I figured you would need something abrasive and sandpaper was the most logical solution.
re: nooyawka
Actually I've been using one of my flour sack cloths to scrub the stuff off and that seems to work pretty well. I think it's like butter muslin or tightly woven cheesecloth. I use it when I make paneer, among other things. It's not like "regular" cheesecloth, the stuff that looks like gauze, it's a much tighter weave than that.
Although the way it feels when I touch the apples make me feel like taking sandpaper to it, LOL!
I bought another bunch of apples last week. These don't have the weird sticky feeling from whatever was on the last batch. Very strange, but these seem about normal, for grocery store apples that have been coated with something or other, LOL!


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EU building 370.
(photo credit:REUTERS/Vincent Kessler)
The decision to award this year's Nobel Peace Prize to the European Union –
announced as the EU edges ever closer to disintegration – is a clear attempt to
breathe new life into a deeply challenged alliance. In Israel, as in much of the
West, the decision has been portrayed as virtually comical, the latest in a
series of peace prizes to recipients who simply did not merit the
honor.But the Nobel Committee's decision is not mere foolishness; it
reflects a worldview that is largely responsible for Israel's marginalization in
the international community.And as long as Israeli leaders fail to
understand that what divides Israel and the EU is much deeper than the Israeli-
Palestinian conflict, Israel will continue failing to make its case in the
international community.The Nobel Committee noted that "the dreadful
suffering in World War II demonstrated the need for a new Europe." Who
understood that better than the Jews, millions of whom had been exterminated in
Germany and Poland with little response from the rest of the world? But as they
staggered out of what remained of postwar Europe, the Jews drew conclusions
about their future that immediately put them at odds with Europe's
forward-thinkers.European intellectuals decided that the nation-state
was a model that needed to be relegated to the ash heap of history; the Jews, in
contrast, decided that the only thing that would avert their continual
victimization was creating a nation-state of their own.Thus, the Jewish
state, without question the world's highest-profile example of the ethnic
nation-state, emerged onto the international stage just as Europe decided that
the model had run its course. That is why historian Tony Judt called Israel "an
anachronism," urging that it be dismantled.Widespread European disdain
for Israel, while certainly fueled by both the enduring Israeli-Palestinian
conflict and Muslim immigration to Europe, was thus all but
inevitable.Yes, Israel affords civil rights and freedom of worship to
its many minorities; but it makes no attempt to deny that there is one specific
people, one particular narrative, one religion to which is it most centrally
committed. The State of Israel is, to paraphrase Lincoln, "by the Jews, of the
Jews and for the Jews." How could those who labored to create the European Union
not consider the very idea of a Jewish state anathema? THE JEWISH state is much
more than a Jewish refuge created in response to the horrors of 20th-century
Europe. It is a country built on a conception of human flourishing utterly at
odds with that at the heart of the EU. Perhaps no one has put it better than
George Eliot, who wrote in Daniel Deronda, "A human life, I think, should be
well rooted in some spot of a native land, where it may get the love of tender
kinship for the face of earth, for the labours men go forth to, for the sounds
and accents that haunt it, for whatever will give that early home a familiar
unmistakable difference amidst the future widening of knowledge... a spot where
the definiteness of early memories may be inwrought with affection."The
sounds and accents that haunt each of us, the narratives that shape our dreams
and our fears, are not universal. They are the ultimate particular allegiances
and the most deeply held convictions that make us human. A family that has lived
in Bavaria for centuries has different traditions and memories and very
different conceptions of loyalty, honor and love than a family that has deep
roots in Tuscany. They will raise their children differently and urge them to
read different books. They will worship in different ways and they will be
willing to die for different causes.When John Stuart Mill wrote that
"the boundaries of government should coincide in the main with those of
nationalities," he was essentially making the same claim that George Eliot did.
And both were expressing the fundamental insight that is at the heart of
Zionism.Yes, a new Europe was needed after World War II. But was the
transcendence of human difference really the solution? Was the problem the
nation-state or the absence of democracy? Thirty years ago, in two articles
still considered classics, Michael Doyle noted that with almost no exceptions,
liberal democracies do not go to war with each other.The EU represents a
vision of the future in which peace is achieved by diminishing the importance we
attach to our uniqueness and our differences. The Jewish state is predicated on
the belief that it is human difference that makes humanity majestic and that it
is our specificity that gives us reason to live, to defend ourselves and to
educate future generations.The recent Nobel Prize decision ought to be a
reminder to Israeli leaders of the huge chasm that separates the Jewish state
from the EU. Zionism, Israel's leaders must begin to insist, should not be seen
as the last gasp of a discredited worldview, but rather as a millennia-old claim
that human difference is noble and that the preservation of ethnic
distinctiveness is a deep-seated and natural human aspiration.Israel is
unlikely to change many European minds, but such a claim would at least free
Israel from its current hopelessly defensive posture and would engage the
Western world in a principled conversation that would enrich Europe no less than
it would serve the Jewish state.The author is senior vice president and
Koret Distinguished Fellow at the Shalem Center in Jerusalem. His most recent
book is The Promise of Israel: Why Its Seemingly Greatest Weakness is Actually
Its Greatest Strength (Wiley 2012).
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Delicious! One of the best men cologne I've ever smelled. Too bad its a bit pricey
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Nancy J Hazlett (1939 - 2002) was born on March 13, 1939. She was born into the Hazlett family.
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- Violet J Hazlett
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- Erie M Hazlett
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- Vivian S Hazlett
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- Jean Hazlett
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- Louise M Hazlett
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- Richard Hazlett
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- Mary Hazlett
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- Irma Hazlett
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- June R Hazlett
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- Herbert O Hazlett
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- Evangeline L Hazlett
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- Mervil Hazlett
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- Paul S Hazlett
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- Alton Hazlett
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- Warren Frazier Hazlett
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- Harriet Hazlett
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Tax time is special, especially for the 1 percent who love to do their taxes
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By RICHARD AMRHINE
Especially around this time of year the IRS becomes the butt of every late-night TV joke. But the IRS is merely doing the job it believes the government intended it to do. It's up to Congress to reform the rat maze Americans must endure to pay their income taxes, but that's way too complicated for politicians who can't even fix their own campaign financing system.
According to a report from the Cato Institute, a Washington think tank, tax cuts might mean
The number of pages of federal tax rules and regulations is up from 40,500 in 1995 to 66,498 in 2006.
The amount federal taxpayers pay for tax preparation increased from $112 billion in 1995 to $265 billion in 2005.
The complex Alternative Minimum Tax hits 4 million taxpayers today, but will hit 30 million by 2010 if not repealed. Designed to even out the middle-class tax bite, it instead takes bites more like Godzilla. If you're an AMT victim, you'll know it.
Like many other taxpayers, I invest each year in tax preparation software. I just load it into the computer and it politely asks me questions until my forms are completed. The program's simplicity is another reason more people only dislike, rather than hate, doing their taxes.
But each year, as the tax code becomes more complicated based on the aforementioned statistics,
I'm afraid that when I get that fat letter from the IRS that says I owe $39,000, all I'll be able to do
I have some reform ideas: Simplify the tax code, eliminate the loopholes, and make sure the super-wealthy--both individuals and corporations--pay their fair share. That shouldn't be so difficult, but it would probably take 66,498 pages to do it.
RICHARD AMRHINE is a writer and editor for The Free Lance-Star.


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