FINAL:

LA Tech 31  Southern Miss 20

Cody Sokol passed for 423 yards for the Bulldogs, who overcame a 7-3 Golden Eagles (3-5, 1-3) halftime lead.

Kenneth Dixon accounted for three of La Tech's (5-3, 4-0) four TD on the day - one on the ground and two through the air.

Southern Miss finished with -31 yards rushing, and played almost the entire game with back up quarterback Cole Weeks who had a respectable 338 yards in relief.

FINAL:

Old Dominion 51  WKU 66

The day's barn burner goes to this bunch, who combined for 1,244 yards collectively.

Taylor Heinicke (27-of-40) passed for 471 yards, and RB Ray Lawry rushed for four touchdowns for the Monarchs (3-5, 1-4).

Brandon Doughty was 23-of-26 for 371-yards and five touchdowns, while Leon Allen rushed for 182-yards and two touchdowns.  Jordan Dangerfield led WKU (3-4, 1-3) with eight catches for 95-yards.

FINAL:

UTEP 34  UTSA 0

It was a night to forget for the Roadrunners (2-6, 1-3), who managed just 2 first downs and 70 total yards of offense.

A lot of their fans were very disappointed.

Today's attendance is 31,956 ... the 13th crowd of 30,000+ in 22 home games for #UTSA.

— UTSA Football (@UTSAFTBL) October 26, 2014

The Miners (4-3, 2-1) didn't necessarily light it up themselves with a pound the ground strategy (47-for-158), but the passing game was well on point when needed behind a 15.9 YPC average.

After setting a school record for rushing yards and scoring four touchdowns, Marshall junior RB Devon Johnson has been named the Conference USA Offensive Player of the Week.

The Defensive Player of the Week award was given to Thundering Herd senior LB Jermaine Holmes, who keyed a strong second half defensive effort during an 18-tackle day that included 2.5 tackles for loss.

The Special Teams Player of the Week honor went to UAB senior RS J.J. Nelson, who had his second 100-yard kickoff return for a touchdown this season. C-USA Football Players of the Week are voted on by a panel of the league's media.