College Football: Temple Hosts Buffalo on Saturday
Overall, Temple is 4-2 on the season and 2-1 in the MAC.
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Overall, Temple is 4-2 on the season and 2-1 in the MAC.
Delaware sits at 4-2 on the season after last week's 21-0 smothering of William & Mary.
The Purdue Boilermakers come to Beaver Stadium for a 12 noon kickoff on Saturday.
It will be a neighborhood battle on Saturday as Cheyney hosts West Chester University in a Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference match-up.
The Quakers have won 14 straight in this series and Columbia is 0-4 in 2011, but Penn head coach Al Bagnoli says they are not taking the Lions lightly.
Washington's offensive unit features a former collegiate defensive standout in fullback Darrel Young, who was a star linebacker and safety at Villanova University.
Lyle Marsh rushed for three touchdowns to lead Pennsylvania to a 35-20 win over Fordham on Saturday night.
Linebacker Gerald Hodges forced a momentum-swinging fumble that set up Matt McGloin's fourth-quarter touchdown pass, and Silas Redd ran for 142 yards on Saturday to help Penn State pound Iowa 13-3.
Bernard Pierce ran for three scores to become Temple's all-time leader in rushing touchdowns, helping the Owls spoil Ball State's homecoming game with a dominating 42-0 win on Saturday.
Kevin Decker threw three touchdowns and ran for another, leading New Hampshire to an easy win over Villanova, 47-17, on Saturday.
If there is a team that is kryptonite to Joe Paterno's Nittany Lions, it's Kirk Ferentz's Iowa Hawkeyes.
This week, the 3-2 Owls continue MAC play as they take to the road to visit Ball State in Muncie, Indiana.
Basketball coach Fran Dunphy shaved off his mustache after promising former player Dionte Christmas he would if the young man finished his degree.
Delaware is as high as #11 in the country, while William and Mary is ranked ninth in 1-AA or FCS.
After a hard fought loss to William & Mary last weekend, the Villanova Wildcats take to the road on Saturday to visit nationally the ranked University of New Hampshire.