How area FBS players fared

BIG TEN

Indiana

RB Devine Redding, Fr., Mineral Ridge/Cle. Glenville: Played but did not record any statistics in a 37-15 loss to Maryland.

Iowa

RB LeShun Daniels, RFr., Warren Harding: Carried once for 7 yards in a 24-10 win over Purdue.

Michigan

RB De’Veon Smith, So., Howland: Carried nine times for a team-high 57 yards and a touchdown in a 30-14 loss to Minnesota.

Michigan State

S Kurtis Drummond, Sr., Hubbard: Started, made six tackles and returned an interception 19 yards in a 56-14 win over Wyoming.

S Jalyn Powell, RFr., Warren Harding: Played but did not record any statistics.

Nebraska

LB Courtney Love, RFr., Mooney: Played but did not record any statistics in a 45-14 win over Illinois.

OL Mark Pelini, Sr., Mooney: Started at center.

Ohio State

OL Billy Price, RFr., Fitch: Started at left guard in a 50-28 win over Cincinnati.

SEC

Kentucky

RB Braylon Heard, Jr., Mooney: Started and carried 15 times for 62 yards in a 17-7 win over Vanderbilt. Also caught two passes for 6 yards.

DB Marcus McWilson, So., Mooney: Returned an interception for 11 yards.

ACC

Pitt

S Ray Vinopal, Sr., Mooney: Started, made five tackles, intercepted a pass and broke up a pass in a 21-10 loss to Akron.

MAC

Bowling Green

RB Andre Givens, Jr., Hubbard: Carried three times for 1 yard and returned a kickoff for 13 yards in a 47-42 win over UMass.

Buffalo

RB Devin Campbell, Jr., Boardman: Carried nine times for 61 yards, caught two passes for 15 yards and returned two kickoffs for 37 yards in a 35-27 win over Miami (Ohio).

Kent State

S Jordan Italiano, Jr., Canfield: Started and made eight tackles, including one for loss, and forced a fumble in a 45-13 loss to Virginia.

QB Colin Reardon, So., Poland: Started, completed 15 of 32 passes for 239 yards, one touchdown and three interceptions and ran nine times for 47 yards.

Miami (Ohio)

DL Jimmy Rousher, So., Canfield: Started and made two tackles for loss in a 35-27 loss to Buffalo.

Ohio

WR Landon Smith, Sr., Girard: Caught five passes for 53 yards in a 34-19 win over Eastern Illinois.

Staff report