Foe Overview - Week 2

Ohio State vs. SDSU final score: Buckeyes roll past Aztecs, 42-7 - Land-Grant Holy Land
There is an old adage in football that states "two quarterbacks equal no quarterbacks," and although that holds true for most teams, it does not hold true for the Ohio State Buckeyes.

Bear Market: Baylor Dominates Buffalo, 70-13 - Our Daily Bears
Perhaps that wasn't a technically perfect performance across the board, but that was as intimidating a performance as we've seen around Baylor for quite some time. While adjusting for opponent is important, Buffalo is the same team that just lost at Ohio State 40-20 and had a coming out party for their potential first round pick, Khalil Mack.

Stony Brook Seawolves vs. Rhode Island Rams - Recap - September 07, 2013 - ESPN
Stony Brook's Lyle Negron completed 12 of 19 passes for 186 yards and one touchdown. The Seawolves defense held the Rhode Island ground game to just 67 yards. Bob Bentsen was 25 for 34 and 224 yards for Rhode Island (0-2).

Hey, Wha Happen? Penn State 45, Eastern Michigan 7 - Black Shoe Diaries
Last week, Eastern Michigan opened their 2013 season with a come from behind victory over FCS Howard, in front of 7,000 fans. This Saturday, they were MACrificed in front of 92,000 by Penn State, to the tune of 45-7. As the clock wound towards zero in the fourth quarter, the Nittany Lions kept it on the ground while most of the two-deep clapped from the sidelines in ball caps.

Nicholls State Colonels vs. Western Michigan Broncos - Recap - September 07, 2013 - ESPN
KALAMAZOO, Mich. -- Josh Dewey intercepted a pass at the goal line in the final minute to preserve a 27-23 victory for Nicholls State over Western Michigan on Saturday. Western Michigan (0-2) began the drive at its own 12-yard-line with less than two minutes to play and needing a touchdown to win. The Broncos drove all the way to the Nicholls State 24 before Tyler Van Tubbergen's 2nd-and-10 pass was intercepted to end the rally as Nicholls State rebounded from its 66-3 loss to Oregon last week.

Maine Black Bears vs. Massachusetts Minutemen - Recap - September 07, 2013 - ESPN
Mass. -- Marcus Wasilewski threw for 267 yards and rushed for 76 more as Maine scored 17 unanswered points to beat UMass 24-14 on Saturday. Wasilewski rushed for a 39-yard touchdown to give the Black Bears (2-0) a 24-7 lead in the third quarter. He led Maine all rushers.

Bowling Green Stays Unbeaten with 41-22 Win at Kent State - Hustle Belt
For the first 25 minutes and 20 seconds of today's game, the Bowling Green Falcons and Kent State Golden Flashes played a contest that seemed destined to reprise last year's November thriller. For the first 25 minutes and 20 seconds, Kent State did what few other teams have done to BGSU over the last season and two games -- move the ball at will against the Falcon defense.

North Texas vs. Ohio: The Bobcats Come Out on Top - Hustle Belt
A 31-yard Derek Thompson slant to Carlos Harris brought North Texas within a touchdown. After Tettleton's second interception, the Meanie Weanie Greenies drove 56 yards over eight plays to make things 21-21.

Toledo falls to Missouri 38-23 - Hustle Belt
The Rockets suffer their second loss of the year, despite a much-improved performance in all aspects of the game. David Fluellen racked up 211 yards of offense. Bernard Reedy also cracked over 100 yards thanks to 83 kick-return yards. Terrance Owens threw 26-41 for 262 yards and a score to Alonzo Russell. The defense had 4 clutch sacks and actually held the Tigers to fewer yards than the Rockets managed.

Miami Loses Big to Kentucky, 41-7 - Hustle Belt
Nothing went right for them Saturday, and they were manhandled by a Kentucky Wildcats team coming off of a 2-10 season. Miami was smaller, less skilled and had no answer for Kentucky's "air-raid" offense. The RedHawks gave up 675 yards of offense to Kentucky. That's the third highest single-game total in Wildcats' history. Miami's offense was even worse than the defense, failing to score a single point all game. The unit managed just 123 yards...for the entire game.

FalconBlog--Triumphs and Trials in the BGSU Falcon Nation: Sweet Victory! #2...how the game flowed
It was not always apparent that this one was going to go that way. As it turns out, Dri Archer did not play, but Kent was not deterred. They came out with what coach double a "split backfield option" look they had not shown yet, and it had BG's defense very confused. In fact, both teams were just shredding the opposing defenses. The two teams traded scores and leads, and heading into the final minutes of the first half, KSU led 22-17.