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Texas upends No. 20 Texas Tech 31-22

LUBBOCK, Texas (AP) ? David Ash threw for three touchdowns and 264 yards to lead Texas to a 31-22 victory against No. 20 Texas Tech on Saturday.

Mike Davis had a career-high 165 yards and a career-best two touchdowns on four catches, one a 75-yarder from Ash in the second quarter for the Longhorns (7-2, 4-2 Big 12). It was the third straight win for the Longhorns and keeps them alive in the Big 12 race.

Seth Doege completed 26 of 44 passes for 329 yards for one touchdown for Texas tech (6-3, 3-3).

Freshman Johnathan Gray got his second straight 100-yard rushing game for Texas, with 106 yards on 20 carries.

Penalties hurt Texas Tech, including a touchdown being called back in the fourth quarter for holding.

Once in the red zone, the Red Raiders had trouble getting touchdowns. They settled for field goals tries four times.

Ash found Davis twice for big gains in the first half, once on a deep post route for a 54-yard gain to the Red Raiders 2. Joe Bergeron scored on the next play from 2 yards out to put the Longhorrns up 14-7.

On the first play of the 'Horns next possession, Ash hit Davis again on a deep route over the middle and he ran it in for a 75-yard touchdown to put Texas up 21-10.

Texas Tech was down three defensive backs to injuries ? Cornelius Douglas, Tre' Porter and Jarvis Phillips ? and Ash didn't let up on their backups. He completed 11 of 19 passes.

Ash had better numbers than Doege going into halftime. He was averaging 22. 7 yards per pass attempt. It was a huge improvement his numbers in the Longhorns 21-17 comeback win at Kansas last week. His per-attempt average then was 3.9 yards.

Down 31-22 the Red Raiders looked like they scored a touchdown when Kenny Williams ran it in from the 2. But offensive lineman Deveric Gallington was called for holding and the score didn't count.

The Longhorns kept Texas Tech from getting a first down and Carrington Byndom blocked Ryan Bustin's 23-yard field goal try to seal the win for Texas.

Texas Tech scored late in the third quarter to make it 24-22 after going for it on fourth-and-1 from UT's 32. Eric Stephens took the snap as the wildcat and ran toward the near side of the field and handed the ball off to SaDale Foster who went around end on the other side of the line, picking up 15 yards to the Texas 17.

The Red Raiders went for 2 but Byndom broke up Doege's fade pass to the corner of the end zone intended for Marcus Kennard.

The Red Raiders offense sputtered in red zone offense throughout the game. In their first possession of the second half they got the ball down to UT's 15-yard line but came away with a field goal to pull within 24-16

Twice in the first half they had to settle for field goals after moving the ball inside Texas' 20-yard line. Before Ryan Bustin hit a 41-yard field goal in the second quarter to pull the Red Raiders within 14-10 they would have had a second-and-1 from near the 5. Instead, Le'Raven Clark got called for an illegal block and Texas Tech faced a first-and-30 from UT's 35.

Source: http://news.yahoo.com/texas-upends-no-20-texas-tech-31-22-233621035--spt.html

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Assassin's Creed III Unlockable Costume Guide | Video Game Blog ...

By Reece HeatherPublished: 02 November 2012 5:50 AM UTC

Posted in: Cheats, Guides, Online, PC, PC Cheats, PC Games, PC Strategy, playstation cheats, PS3, PS3 Games, PS3 Strategy, Strategy, Video Games, writing, Xbox 360, XBOX Cheats, XBOX Live, Xbox360 Games, Xbox360 Strategy

Tags: ac3, Achievements, ACIII, Assassins Creed 3, Assassin?s Creed III, connor, Ezio, guide, hints, microsoft, nintendo, Playstation 3, PS3, Sony, Tips, Trophies, ubisoft, Walkthrough, Wii U, Xbox 360

Greetings, Assassin?s Creed fans! You know, assassins may have to remain stealthy and hidden for the majority of the time, but even they like to get stylish once in a while ? Connor included.

Here?s how how you can unlock all of the outfits in AC3:

Outfit	How To Unlock	Where to Claim/Purchase
Achilles? Originil Outfit	Complete the ?Achilles? Painting? mission	Manor
Altair?s Outfit	Complete all Main Missions with all Optional Objectives	Manor
Baltimore Outfit	Start of Sequence 09	Shops
Boston Outfit	Start of Sequence 06	Shops
Captain Kidd?s Outfit	Complete the ?Oak Island Naval? Location	Manor
Charleston Outfit	Start of Sequence 06	Shops
Ezio Outfit	Through Uplay	Manor
Jamestown Outfit	Start of Sequence 06	Shops
Kanienkeha:ka Outfit	Collect all Feathers	Manor
New York Outfit	Start of Sequence 09	Shops
Philidelphia Outfit	Start of Sequence 09	Shops

Speaking of outfits, did anyone dress up as Connor/Ezio on Halloween?

Article from Gamersyndrome.com

Related posts:

1. Assassins Creed 3 ? Connor?s Outfits Guide
2. Assassin?s Creed II: Cape Guide
3. Assassin?s Creed II: Trophies & Achievements Guide
4. Assassins Creed 3 ? Collectibles Guide
5. Assassins Creed 3 ? Master Chest Keys Guide

About the Author

My name is Reece, and I'm an aspiring writer from England. I've been into gaming since I was about 4 years old, playing the Game Boy, PSOne and Sega Mega Drive (Genesis to you Americans!). Having these systems around during my youth lead to the greatest and most-anticipated Christmas ever - the year I got my N64! Open to any system and genre, I remain completely unbiased as a proud owner of a Wii, Xbox 360, PS3 and 3DS. Come on Vita, give me more reasons to buy you too! My favourite games are Resident Evil 2, Zelda: The Wind Waker, Streets of Rage 2, Left 4 Dead, Final Fantasy VII, Metal Gear Solid 3: Snake Eater and Yoshi's Island. I also write news for Explosion.com. You can catch me on Twitter: https://twitter.com/ReeceH92

Source: http://gamersyndrome.com/2012/video-games/assassins-creed-iii-unlockable-costume-guide/

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Dynamo extinguish Fire in Chicago

If you need one win on the road in Major League Soccer?s playoffs, you sure want Dominic Kinnear coaching your team.

For the second year in a row the Dynamo launched their post-season with a huge road win, this time as the No. 5 seed over No. 4 Chicago Fire at chilly Toyota Park.

Will Bruin had both goals, early on a corner kick and then straight-away after the break. Houston has to rest up quickly; up Sunday is a home match against Eastern Conference champion Sporting Kansas City.

Man of the Match: Will Bruin struggled when Houston asked him to play as a lone striker in a 4-3-3, but he sure looks comfortable when the Dynamo reverts to its tried-and-true 4-4-2. The Dynamo?s ?Dancing Bear? scored both of the visitors? goals by doing what Chicago Fire players mostly could not: ruthlessly finishing his chances in those decisive moments.

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Hard to say what was more at fault, Chicago?s questionable tactics or Chicago?s curious absence of urgency. It?s the playoffs, fellows! (Maybe that weak crowd had the home town men bummed out.)

Patrick Nyarko on the right and Chris Rolfe up the middle looked up for the job for Chicago. Any others? Not so much. And the Fire?s 4-2-3-1 just didn?t provide enough support. Chicago?s defensive shape generally worked, but Fire manager Frank Klopas sacrificed a lot for the sake of it.? Specifically, holding midfielders Pavel Pardo and Logan Pause proved redundant elements, rarely straying far enough forward to link up with and provide an additional option for Rolfe.

The result was a muted attack. By the time Klopas brought on Brazilian midfielder Alex for Pause at halftime and rearranged the look, it was too late.

Kinnear also used two defensive-minded midfielders. The difference was in Ricardo Clark?s positioning; he played ahead of Adam Moffat in more of a diamond, although he dropped back into a ?flat? midfield when Chicago controlled the ball. But getting Clark? forward in his positioning was the tactical checkmate. Well, having Corey Ashe rampaging up and down the left side helped a lot, too.

Don?t blame Fire veteran center back Arne Friedrich for anything that happened. He was everything you?d expect of a man with all that experience, always in the right spots and winning everything coming his way.

Friedrich even supplied the big pass out of the back that led to Chicago?s late goal.

Klopas will do himself a huge favor by convincing the German veteran to stay around for another season.

Neither team?s right back covered himself in glory out there. Chicago?s Jalil Anibaba will remember this one as a Halloween horror. It certainly wasn?t his fault that he slipped while marking Bruin on Houston?s opening goal. Whether that shook his confidence or whether this just wasn?t his night afterward, hard to say. But ? ooof!

He struggled to deal with Houston?s left side, Brad Davis coming inside and Ashe overlapping along the outside. Chicago needed to provide more cover, either from Patrick Nyarko or from one of the defensive midfielders. When there wasn?t, Anibaba either had to foul or he struggled to prevent the crosses.

For Houston, young Kofi Sarkodi?s night was a similar orgy of the unfortunate, bad passes, poor-one-on-one defending and failure to step up with the line quickly enough. He did, at least, demonstrate the recovery speed a few times to get himself out of the ditch.

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Packaged for take-away

• Houston manager Dominic Kinnear is now 11-7-4 in the MLS playoffs.
• Houston didn?t play a perfect game either, but the Chicago Fire?s finishing simply was not as brutally efficient.
• Chicago?s Sean Johnson is one of the U.S. international up-and-comers, but he sure didn?t look like one early, flubbing an attempted punch and spilling a long-ranged shot into rebound-danger territory.
• Meanwhile, Houston?s Tally Hall had six saves generally added credibility to the argument that he deserves the national team calls more than Johnson or D.C. United?s Bill Hamid. (Although Hall is a bit older at 27.)
• We beat on referee Baldomero Toledo on this blog quite a bit. So, only fair to say that he got on top of things early Wednesday, mostly kept the cards in his pocket and managed the match pretty well. He did fall back into the old Toledo habit of not calling fouls late, but it was still one of his better matches.
• That killer goal for Houston right after second half kickoff started on a Gonzalo Segares give-away.

Source: http://prosoccertalk.nbcsports.com/2012/11/01/drilling-down-on-houston-dynamo-2-at-chicago-fire-1/related/

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