College Sports

C.J. Spiller caught six passes for 105 yards -- the most for a running back in Clemson history -- to lead the Tigers to a 27-21 victory over Boston College.

No. 2 Alabama produced a shutout, a 100-yard rusher and a defensive touchdown in a game that would have been easy to overlook.

Marcus Sims fumbled into the end zone to end No. 16 Florida State's comeback hopes in the final minute, and Georgia Tech held on to beat the Seminoles 31-28 on Saturday.

Tim Tebow accounted for five touchdowns, Percy Harvin scored twice and the revenge-minded Gators thumped the Bulldogs 49-10.

Jevan Snead threw two touchdown passes, Cordera Eason rushed for 104 yards to help Ole Miss beat Auburn 17-7.

Jacory Harris threw a tying touchdown pass in the final minute and another one in overtime to give Miami a 24-17 win over Virginia.

Florida's Derrick Harvey was at the bottom of the pile, trying unsuccessfully to strip the ball out of Knowshon Moreno's grasp. When Harvey stood up, he was surrounded by Georgia Bulldogs about 70 of them.

North Carolina is the first unanimous Number 1 since the AP preseason basketball poll began ahead of the 1981-82 season.

Leave it to Bobby Bowden to provide an old twist to the debate about what to call Georgia Tech's offense.

Urban Meyer has always been a master motivator. Then there's Mark Richt, the laid-back Georgia coach. He was a late arrival to the motivational circuit, but is now a full-fledged convert.