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"&lt;p&gt;College Football Power Rankings: 76-100RANKLAST WEEK TEAM76100Air Force (2-0)7777Bowling Green (1-1)7879Baylor (1-1)7981Ball St. (1-1)8085Mississippi St. (1-1)8186Connecticut (2-0)8283New Mexico St. (1-1)8388Colorado St. (0-2)8493Minnesota (1-1)85102UNLV (1-1)Perhaps the Rebels aren't bottom-20 material after all. They hung tough with a purported top-10 team, Wisconsin, on Saturday night in front of a \"home\" crowd that was composed of mostly UW fans who traveled to Vegas. It took a heroic, 29-yard TD scramble by the Badgers' &lt;b&gt;Tyler Donovan&lt;/b&gt; in the final two minutes to seal a 20-13 victory for the favorites. Though it couldn't pull off the upset, UNLV can take solace in the fact that its spread offense is finally clicking, as new starting QB &lt;b&gt;Travis Dixon&lt;/b&gt; threw for 258 yards and a touchdown -- stats that former starter &lt;b&gt;Rocky Hinds&lt;/b&gt; wouldn't likely have posted.8672Miami (OH) (1-1)8782North Carolina (1-1)8887Nevada (0-2)8989North Carolina St. (0-2)90108Middle Tennessee St. (0-2)After running for just 18 yards in a Week 1 loss to Florida Atlantic, the Blue Raiders came alive in Week 2, running up a stunning 42 points on 265 rushing yards against Louisville. They racked up 555 yards of total offense and scored touchdowns on their first five possessions. Unfortunately, the Cards weren't the only team not playing defense on Thursday night: Middle Tennessee gave up 58 points -- and 275 rushing yards to Louisville running back &lt;b&gt;Anthony Allen&lt;/b&gt; alone.9194SMU (1-1)9290San Jose St. (0-2)9391Akron (1-1)9463Utah (0-2)9595Arkansas St. (0-1)96105Central Michigan (1-1)9796Memphis (0-1)9897San Diego St. (0-1)9998Florida Atlantic (1-1)10075Toledo (0-2)&lt;/p&gt;"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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