Tim Tebow accounted for five touchdowns, Percy Harvin scored twice and revenge-minded Florida thumped Georgia 49-10 in one of the most anticipated matchups in this storied college football rivalry on Saturday. No. 5-ranked Florida shut down Knowshon Moreno, took advantage of No. 8 Georgia's numerous mistakes and avenged last year's 42-30 loss in which the brazen Bulldogs used a full-team, end-zone celebration to energize them. As the Gators won for the 16th time in the last 19 meetings, Tebow ran for a season-high three touchdowns, including two in the decisive third quarter. Florida outscored Georgia 21-0 in the third, scoring twice after turnovers. No. 2 Alabama 35, Arkansas State 0: At Tuscaloosa, Alabama, Mark Ingram rushed for 113 yards and two touchdowns on 12 carries and Rashad Johnson scored on a 32-yard interception return in Alabama's victory over Arkansas State. The 9-0 Crimson Tide set the stage for next week's showdown at No. 15 LSU, where Alabama can clinch the Southeastern Conference Western Division title with a win. No. 4 Oklahoma 62, Nebraska 28: At Norman, Oklahoma, Sam Bradford threw for 311 yards and five touchdowns as Oklahoma posted a record 62 points in the stories series, capitalized on three disastrous Nebraska pass plays to start the game. Dominique Franks intercepted Joe Ganz's first pass attempt and returned it 18 yards for a touchdown, and Nebraska also had turnovers on each of its next two passes as the Sooners raced to a 28-0 lead in the first 4½ minutes and never looked back. Oklahoma had never scored more than 55 points in 83 previous meetings with Nebraska dating to 1912. No. 7 USC 56, Washington 0: At Los Angeles, the Washington-USC game was one-sided as expected, leaving the hapless Huskies as the nation's only winless major team. Mark Sanchez completed 15 of 19 passes for 167 yards and two touchdowns to Patrick Turner and Southern California scored TDs on its first six possessions in the rout. Other resukts: No. 9 Oklahoma State 59, Iowa State 17; No. 11 Boise St. 49, New Mexico St. 0; Georgia Tech 31, No. 16 Florida State 28; No. 14 Missouri 31, Baylor 28; No. 17 BYU 45, Colorado St. 42; Arkansas 30, No. 19 Tulsa 23; Northwestern 24, No. 20 Minnesota 17; No. 22 Michigan St. 25, Wisconsin 24; California 26, No. 23 Oregon 16.
