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Memphis (3-8) at Texas (6-4)
Last week, the Tigers lost 59-36 vs. Oregon State (4-7)
In recruiting news, the following Memphis targets announced their decisions:
DE Brandon Mueller 
USF
CB Kevin Williams Mem
DE Anthony Brown Mem
Oregon State (4-7) at #24 Oregon (8-3)
Last week, the Beavers won 59-36 at Memphis (3-8)
In recruiting news, the following Oregon State targets announced their decisions:
CB Jon Ford Or St
#19 Ole Miss (7-4) at #2 Oklahoma (10-0)
Last week, the Rebels won 41-34 at USC (4-7)
In recruiting news, the following Ole Miss targets announced their decisions:
WR Michael Key Miss
DE Todd Smiley LSU
UCF (2-9) at USF (1-10)
Last week, the Knights lost 59-21 at Virginia Tech (10-2)
In recruiting news, there were no commitments by UCF targets.
#20 Kansas (7-4) vs Miami (7-4)
Last week, the Jayhawks lost 35-29 at LSU (9-3)
In recruiting news, the following Kansas targets announced their decisions:
P Marc Hines KU
#2 Oklahoma (10-0) vs #19 Ole Miss (7-4)
Last week, the Sooners won 49-34 vs. Arizona State (4-7)
In recruiting news, the following Oklahoma targets announced their decisions:
G Terrance Hagen CU
G Matt Hall OU
#12 Houston (9-3)has a bye week
Last week, the Cougars won 38-21 vs. Pittsburgh (7-4)
In recruiting news, the following Houston targets announced their decisions:
ATH Brendan Robinson Hou
ATH Aaron Robinson Hou
ATH Keith Golden Hou
TE Chris Ware Hou
TE Ben Wynn Hou
#1 Arkansas State (11-0) vs #3 Wisconsin (10-1)
Last week, the Red Wolves won 38-24 vs. Ohio State (6-4)
In recruiting news, there were no commitments by Arkansas State targets.
#4 Virginia Tech (10-2)has a bye week
Last week, the Hokies won 59-21 vs. UCF (2-9)
In recruiting news, the following Virginia Tech targets announced their decisions:
DE Doug Thompson VT
T Reggie Keenan VT
ATH Alonzo Brown VT
#3 Wisconsin (10-1) at #1 Arkansas State (11-0)
Last week, the Badgers won 70-0 at Notre Dame (4-7)
In recruiting news, there were no commitments by Wisconsin targets.
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