Ricky Ray completed 19-of-26 passes for 248 yards, a touchdown, and an interception for the 13-time Grey Cup champion Eskimos (9-9), who captured the third spot in the West with the victory. Ray also had two rushing TDs. Calvin McCarty carried the ball 10 times for 81 yards and a score. Efrem Hill caught four passes for 24 yards and a score, while Fred Stamps hauled in six balls for 102 yards for the victors.

Martell Mallett rushed for 69 yards and a score on 12 carries for the Lions (8-10), whose only shot at making the playoffs relies on the Hamilton Tiger- Cats defeating the Winnipeg Blue Bombers on Sunday. British Columbia suffered a blow at the quarterback position on Friday, as Casey Printers (fin

Moore ended with 354 yards and three touchdowns on 28-of-41 throws but also threw an interception that was returned for a touchdown.

Pettis ended with 105 yards on nine catches, while Titus Young brought in eight balls for 110 yards and a score for Boise State (9-0, 4-0 WAC), which is without a regular-season loss in the last two seasons.

Boley and Canty are listed as questionable, but both made it through practice this week and intend to play.

Also for the team, head coach Tom Coughlin announced that Aaron Rouse will start at safety in lieu of C.C. Brown in Sunday's game. Rouse joined the team via waivers from Green Bay on September 24, the day safety Kenny Phillips was placed on injured reserve.

But when the top-ranked Spiders take the field on Saturday with their 17-game winning streak, they will face a No. 4 Villanova squad that beat them last season and may have the blueprint for other teams to follow if they want to dethrone the defending FCS national champs.

On the surface, Villanova's 26-20 victory over Richmond last season might look like a tight win. But in reality, the Wildcats controlled the Spiders in ways that no other FCS club managed to do last season.

Westbrook suffered a concussion two weeks ago in a win over the Redskins and sat out last week when the Eagles beat the Giants. He returned to practice this week, although he sat out Friday's session.

Westbrook, 30, also sat out Week 3 against Kansas City with an ankle injury.

Abraham has been bothered by a foot injury and was limited in practice on Thursday and Friday.

The 31-year-old has yet to miss a game this season, recording 16 tackles and three sacks in seven contests.

Smith re-aggravated a shoulder injury in Sunday's 17-10 loss To St. Louis that he originally suffered in a Week 3 win against Washington. He was held out of practice on Wednesday but practiced on a limited basis on Thursday and Friday.

Wide receiver Calvin Johnson, who has missed the past two games with a shoulder injury, was limited in practice all week.

The Denver Post reported the move, which has yet to be announced. Law spent the first 10 seasons of his career with the Patriots, where current Broncos head coach Josh McDaniels was a defensive coach from 2001-03.

Law spent last season with the New York Jets, playing in seven games and recording 19 tackles. He brings to the Broncos 15 years of experience, having won three Super Bowls with New England.

Commissioner Mike Slive made the announcement that Meyer was fined $30,000.

"As I stated last week, I have great respect for Commissioner Mike Slive and the Southeastern Conference and I respect this decision," Meyer said. "There was no intent to criticize an official after being asked about a situation that occurred last Saturday and I apologize for my remarks." The fine is the first since the conference voted to have all violations of SEC Bylaw 10.5.4 enforced by suspensions and fines. The rule states that coaches, assistant coaches, players, support personnel and others associated with the institution's athletics program refrain from public criticism of officials.

The Beavers come into their game at California with a 12-6 ATS mark in their last 18 as double-digit underdogs. More importantly for the program, they have been victorious in at least one of those games each of the last four years.

Most college football fans are well aware of how well Oregon State has fared vs.

Jackson told the Indianapolis Star he tore the anterior cruciate ligament in his left knee during Wednesday afternoon's practice.

The 26-year-old Jackson, a first-round draft pick of the Colts in 2005, ends his season early for the second straight season. He played seven games in 2008, but injured his knee during practice and had surgery before missing the remainder of the season.

Taylor completed 17-of-30 passes and rushed for 61 yards on 11 carries for the Hokies (6-3), who became bowl eligible for the 17th straight season with the victory.

Ryan Williams rushed for 179 yards on 26 carries. Danny Coale caught six passes for 60 yards for Virginia Tech, which avoided its first three-game skid since the 2003 season. Matt Waldron made all three of his field goal attempts for the victors.

"Tom Cable's history of violence against women raises a question: why is he still the head coach of an NFL team? Mr. Cable admits having battered his first wife, and he stands accused of battering two other intimate partners as well," NOW president Terry O'Neill said in a statement.

On Monday, the Raiders said they had a plan for a "serious evaluation" into allegationsthat Cable assaulted women during past relationships.

Collier was paralyzed from the waist down and had his left leg amputated after being shot multiple times in September, 2008. Hartsfield was also found guilty of possession of a firearm by a convicted felon.

Collier was shot early on September 2 outside an apartment complex in Jacksonville.

White has played in all seven of the Falcons' games in 2009, including a four- catch, 108-yard, one touchdown performance on Monday in a loss at New Orleans.

In addition, running back Jerious Norwood has missed practice the last two days with a hip injury.

Boldin also sat out Wednesday's practice and has yet to miss a game this season.

He has caught 35 passes for 404 yards and one touchdown for the 4-3 Cardinals.

Hester, the team leader in receptions (35) and receiving yards (454) also sat out Wednesday's practice with the injury.

He has yet to miss a game this season and has missed just one contest in his four-year career.

Smith re-aggravated a shoulder injury in Sunday's 17-10 loss To St. Louis that he originally suffered in a Week 3 win against Washington. He has not missed any games this season due to the problem and took limited reps on Thursday.

Quarterback Matthew Stafford, who returned to play last week after missing the previous two games, and wide receiver Calvin Johnson, who has missed the past two games, were both limited in practice for a second straight day.

"We are pleased to secure another four years with the ACC," said Scott Ramsey, president and CEO of the Music City Bowl. "Nashville is a great destination for the ACC teams and fans as evidenced by the thousands of fans who have traveled to Music City in the past few years." The ACC has played in the Music City Bowl since 2006. It also features a team from the Southeastern Conference.

"The Gaylord Hotels Music City Bowl has been an excellent partner and we look forward to continuing our relationship," said ACC Commissioner John Swofford. "Nashville is a terrific destination for our teams and fans, and it's a great opportunity for the ACC." This year's Music City Bowl is scheduled for December 27.

The Scarlet Knights and Black Knights will meet at the $1.6 billion, 82,500- seat building on October 16, 2010.

"This is a tremendous opportunity for Rutgers and we are thankful to our friends at the new Meadowlands Stadium Corporation, along with the Jets and Giants for their partnership," said Rutgers athletic director Tim Pernetti. "We have witnessed first-hand the construction of the new Meadowlands Stadium and we are looking forward to competing during the inaugural season at the state-of-the-art facility." Rutgers, which also played in the first collegiate football game at Giants Stadium in 1976, has played Army nine times in East Rutherford, the last coming on October 12, 1996.

Bryant was originally ruled ineligible by the school on October 7 for improper conduct stemming from a failure to fully disclose the details of interaction with former NFL player Deion Sanders.

On October 27, the NCAA suspended Bryant for the rest of this season and took away a season of eligibility as a condition for his reinstatement.

Spikes was caught trying to gouge the eye of Georgia running back Washaun Early during last Saturday's 41-17 victory over the Bulldogs, and Meyer announced the senior was suspended for the first half of this week's game against Vanderbilt.

But on Wednesday, Meyer upped that suspension to the entire contest against the Commodores.

Godfrey (ankle) and Muhammad (knee) both missed their first game of the season during last week's win over the Cardinals.

Running backs Tony Fiammetta (concussion), Brad Hoover (ankle), and Jonathan Stewart (Achilles), linebacker Landon Johnson (shoulder) and tight end Dante Rosario (knee) also missed practice on Wednesday.

Starting left tackle Chad Clifton was a full participant in practice after missing four of the last five games with an ankle injury.

Rodgers was also limited in practice last week but played exceptionally well in the Packers' 38-26 loss to the Vikings.

Bradshaw (ankle/foot) appeared in the team's 40-17 loss at Philadelphia last weekend, but was ineffective with only 21 rushing yards on nine carries. Meanwhile, Ross (hamstring) has yet to play in a game this season.

Defensive tackle Chris Canty (calf), linebacker Michael Boley (knee), tight end Kevin Boss (ankle) and wide receivers Mario Manningham (shoulder) and Sinorice Moss (foot) were limited in practice on Wednesday.