Saturday's College Football Report: Mercer, FVSU, GMC, UGA, Tech, GSU-A, GSU-B, South, National
Scoreline is the box score for state games
GMC 24, Sussex County CC 6
The Bulldogs led 21-0 at halftime and cruised through the second half, boosted by a solid defensive effort. SCCC broke the shutout with just less than seven minutes left in the third.
Starting QB hardly breaks a sweat
Kirby ready for Hogs, wants fans to be ready
Mercer beat Furman for the second time in 2021, the Bears taking a 26-14 win in April.
Both teams were good on third down, but the Bears were better in pass defense, picking off three passes, courtesy of Luke Ward, Yahsyn McKee and Michael Campbell.
Furman led 3-0 less than six minutes into the game, and that was it. The Bears scored almost five minutes later, and added touchdowns in the second quarter to take control.
Fred Davis ran 18 times for 94 yards, with Brandon Marshall rushing for two touchdowns and 66 yards. Fred Payton completed half of 20 attempts for 168 yards, a score and a pick
Nix benched, successor rallies Tigers
Fort Valley State 56, Allen 20
Louisiana-Lafayette 28, Georgia Southern 20
Comeback falls short for Eagles
Cajuns passing game was working
Georgia Tech 45, North Carolina 22
QB issues? Not in Tech’s stunner over UNC
South
NC State takes down Clemson in two OTs
Jones big as Florida pulls away from Tennessee
Arkansas finally gets past Texas A&M
Mercer gave Alabama more than Southern Miss
LSU holds off Mississippi State
National
Homecoming opponent wins at Minnesota homecoming
Big fourth quarter lifts Oregon to rout
Ohio State finally gets moving, routs Akron
Buckeye LB quits, blasts team on Twitter?
Notre Dame pulls away from Wisconsin
Last-second FG lifts Oklahoma over West Virginia
OT INT lifts Michigan State over Nebraska
Rutgers gives Michigan trouble
Coastal Carolina hands UMass 15th straight L
Oklahoma State knocks off No. 25 Kansas State
Washington escapes with OT win over Cal
Oregon State thumps Trojans in first Coliseum W since 1960
Botched conversion dooms Iowa State