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o/u Margin
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Team | 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | Score |
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WKU | 14 | 0 | 10 | 7 | 31 |
ULM | 7 | 3 | 0 | 0 | 10 |
Western Kentucky @ Louisiana-Monroe
Texas @ Iowa State
UCLA @ Utah
BYU @ Utah State
Nevada @ San Diego State
Air Force @ Navy
Ball State @ Virginia
Illinois @ Nebraska
Louisville @ Temple
Michigan State @ Iowa
Maryland @ Florida State
Rutgers @ SMU
Eastern Michigan @ Buffalo
Texas Tech @ Kansas
Penn State @ Indiana
Georgia State @ Alabama
North Carolina @ Virginia Tech
Army @ Boston College
South Alabama @ Troy
Central Michigan @ Miami (OH)
Ohio @ Akron
UTSA @ Marshall
Western Michigan @ Toledo
Florida Atlantic @ UAB
Clemson @ Syracuse
North Carolina State @ Wake Forest
UMass @ Bowling Green
Rice @ Tulsa
Northern Illinois @ Kent State
Georgia Tech @ Miami (FL)
Minnesota @ Michigan
East Carolina @ Middle Tennessee
Georgia @ Tennessee
Kansas State @ Oklahoma State
North Texas @ Tulane
Florida International @ Southern Miss
Washington State @ California
UCF @ Memphis
Fresno State @ Idaho
Oregon @ Colorado
Cincinnati @ South Florida
Arkansas @ Florida
LSU @ Mississippi State
TCU @ Oklahoma
Ole Miss @ Auburn
Texas State @ Louisiana
New Mexico State @ New Mexico
Missouri @ Vanderbilt
Kentucky @ South Carolina
Arizona State @ Notre Dame (N)
Louisiana Tech @ UTEP
West Virginia @ Baylor
Ohio State @ Northwestern
Washington @ Stanford
San Jose State @ Hawai'i
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