Mississippi State probably looked at Houston as if it was a happy meal after the beating it absorbed in Southeastern Conference play from Florida, Georgia and LSU.

And after watching running back Jerious Norwood pound the Cougar defense for a school-record 257 yards rushing on Saturday, the Bulldogs should have been looking at a victory.

In the face of Hurricane Wilma, several schools have cancelled or changed games slated for this weekend.  The current list of changes are as follows:

Miami v Georgia Tech will be played on November 19, 2005. 

Central Florida will play Tulane this Friday instead of Saturday. 

South Florida v WVU has been postponed indefinitely and a make up date has yet to be scheduled. 

For Texas Christian, it's been a seamless transition from Conference USA to the Mountain West Conference.

The Horned Frogs just keep on winning.

Flush with their 38-17 non-conference win over Army on Saturday, the No. 25 Horned Frogs became the first non-BCS conference team to be bowl-eligible. That's nothing new for the Horned Frogs, who have reached a bowl game six of the past seven years.

What's different is the setting. After spending the past five years duking it out with the south and midwest teams in Conference USA, the Horned Frogs are now dominating the schools of the Rocky Mountains.

Previous Week Overview: The most amazing thing about this week is we are already half way through the college football season. It seems as though it just started. At least next season are will get that added 12^th game. As for the games on the field, Georgia came out of last week as legitimate an SEC contender as there is dominating Tennessee. I told you before the season that the Vols were the most overrated team in the nation and they have not disappointed. Georgia was in total of the game from beginning to end sending the 100k plus fans home singing the Rocky Top Blues once again.

In other action, it was all tune up time for the league heavyweights as none were given much competition this week. It definitely appears that the league is cut about in half as we identify this year's contenders and pretenders.

Sun Belt Conference

Florida Atlantic 28, Louisiana-Lafayette 10: Howard Schnellenberger led FAU
to its first Sun Belt Conference victory, thanks to quarterback Danny
Embick, who accounted for all four Owls (1-5, 1-0) touchdowns — three
passing and one rushing. Louisiana-Lafayette (1-04, 0-1)  actually led 10-7
at the half.

Arkansas 44, Louisiana-Monroe 15: The Indians (2-4, 2-0) were never in
their non-conference matchup with the Razorbacks, falling behind 23-8 by the
half.