Lewis, Snyderwine lead Duke past Virginia 2′-17

(By HANK KURZ Jr., AP Sports Writer) Thaddeus Lewis hit Conner Vernon on a 42-yard touchdown pass with 3:45 remaining and Duke rallied to beat Virginia 28-17 on Saturday.

Will Snyderwine made five field goals for the Blue Devils (5-3, 3-1 Atlantic Coast Conference), who added a touchdown when Charlie Hatcher recovered a fumble by Jameel Sewell with 3:22 left to clinch it. The victory is Duke's third in a row - all in ACC play - the first time since 1989.

Mike Jenkins sets INT sights high

Cornerback Mike Jenkins leads the Cowboys with two interceptions. He had a third taken away by a penalty on another player.

The start has persuaded him to change his goal. Jenkins came into the season hoping to reach four interceptions, but has now revised that number.

"Six,'' Jenkins said. "At the pace I'm going right now, I may reach six or more.''

Jenkins knows he's setting the bar high. How high? If he finishes the season with six interceptions, it will tie him with Anhony Henry for the most interceptions by a Cowboy in a single season over the last 14 years.

Chiefs aren’t likely to release Johnson

Moore accounts for four TDs in Boise State’s win

Kellen Moore threw for 278 yards and three touchdowns and ran for another to lead No. 6 Boise State to its eighth straight win, 45-7 over San Jose State on Saturday.

Evashevski, who led Iowa to Rose Bowl twice, dies at 91

Former Iowa football coach Forest Evashevski has died at age 91.

For the record, only the Dallas Cowboys’ record matters

Broncos-Ravens picks

Kind calm in the hurry-up

Maybe they should start calling it the one minute, 23-second drill. That's all Abington senior quarterback Sam Kind needed to run the Ghosts' two-minute, hurry-up offense in a 27-13 upset of Pennsbury Friday night.

The five scariest Ravens in Broncos’ Halloween weekend matchup

Ray Lewis wearing his Ray Lewis costume. Horrifying. The Broncos are 6-0, while the Baltimore Ravens, who they'll play on Sunday, are 3-3. No problem, right? But the Ravens can be a terrifying team, and not just on Halloween weekend.

Highly-recruited Washington star Floyd weighs options

In recent weeks, Sharrif Floyd, George Washington's mammoth two-way lineman, has mingled with USC's Pete Carroll, Florida's Urban Meyer, and Ohio State's Jim Tressel.

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