College football scores are for games played on Saturday, September 14, 2013. 

One of the biggest games yesterday was when No. 1 Alabama vs. Texas A&M. Alabama proved to be more witty and opportunistic when they defeated the Aggies 49-42. 

Over in Piscataway, New Jersey, Rutgers University beat E. Michigan, 28-10. The highlight of the game happened when Eric LeGrand's #52 jersey was retired. 

LeGrand was paralyzed from the neck down making a tackle covering a kickoff in a game against Army at the Meadowlands.

"I want to thank Rutgers for all they've done for me. This is going to go down in history. We all made history here today. I'm so happy I finally got to announce Team LeGrand. We're so close to a cure. All we need is the money," he told the crowd Saturday.

Check below for the NCAA scores played Saturday, Sept. 14, 2013. 

Buffalo 26, Stony Brook 23, 5OT

Dayton 21, Robert Morris 14

Fordham 30, Temple 29

Holy Cross 52, CCSU 21

Lehigh 28, Monmouth (NJ) 25

Maine 35, Bryant 22

Marist 43, Georgetown 23

Maryland 32, UConn 21

Navy 51, Delaware 7

New Hampshire 53, Colgate 23

Pittsburgh 49, New Mexico 27

Rhode Island 19, Albany (NY) 13, OT

Rutgers 28, E. Michigan 10

Sacred Heart 45, Lincoln (Pa.) 3

Stanford 34, Army 20

Syracuse 54, Wagner 0

Towson 49, Delaware St. 7

UCF 34, Penn St. 31

West Virginia 41, Georgia St. 7

William & Mary 34, Lafayette 6

Alcorn St. 35, MVSU 28

Auburn 24, Mississippi St. 20

Bethune-Cookman 34, FIU 13

Charleston Southern 30, Campbell 10

Chattanooga 42, Austin Peay 10

Coastal Carolina 51, E. Kentucky 32

FAU 28, South Florida 10

Florida St. 62, Nevada 7

Furman 21, Presbyterian 20

Gardner-Webb 12, Richmond 10

Georgia Tech 38, Duke 14

Jacksonville 69, Morehead St. 19

Jacksonville St. 24, North Alabama 21, 2OT

James Madison 24, St. Francis (Pa.) 20

LSU 45, Kent St. 13

Lenoir-Rhyne 34, Davidson 18

Liberty 38, Morgan St. 10

Lincoln (Mo.) 47, Grambling St. 34

Louisiana-Lafayette 70, Nicholls St. 7

Louisiana-Monroe 21, Wake Forest 19

Louisville 27, Kentucky 13

McNeese St. 44, West Alabama 42

Mercer 61, Warner 0

Middle Tennessee 17, Memphis 15

Murray St. 41, Missouri St. 38

NC A&T 23, Elon 10

NC Central 40, Charlotte 13

North Greenville 37, VMI 24

Old Dominion 76, Howard 19

SC State 32, Alabama A&M 0

Samford 27, Florida A&M 20

Savannah St. 27, Fort Valley St. 20

South Alabama 31, W. Kentucky 24

South Carolina 35, Vanderbilt 25

Southern U. 62, Prairie View 59, 2OT

Tennessee St. 26, Jackson St. 16

Tennessee Tech 30, Hampton 27

The Citadel 28, W. Carolina 21

UT-Martin 24, Cent. Arkansas 23

Virginia Tech 15, East Carolina 10

Wofford 30, Georgia Southern 20

Butler 31, Franklin 28

Cincinnati 66, Northwestern St. 9

E. Illinois 57, Illinois St. 24

Indiana 42, Bowling Green 10

Indiana St. 70, Quincy 7

Iowa 27, Iowa St. 21

Kansas St. 37, UMass 7

Michigan 28, Akron 24

Michigan St. 55, Youngstown St. 17

Minnesota 29, W. Illinois 12

Montana 55, North Dakota 17

Northwestern 38, W. Michigan 17

Notre Dame 31, Purdue 24

Ohio 34, Marshall 31

S. Dakota St. 34, SE Louisiana 26

S. Illinois 31, Charleston (WV) 10

Toledo 33, E. Washington 21

UCLA 41, Nebraska 21

Washington 34, Illinois 24

William Jewell 36, Valparaiso 34

Alabama 49, Texas A&M 42

Alabama St. 40, Ark.-Pine Bluff 39

Arkansas 24, Southern Miss. 3

Mississippi 44, Texas 23

North Texas 34, Ball St. 27

Oklahoma 51, Tulsa 20

Oklahoma St. 59, Lamar 3

Rice 23, Kansas 14

Sam Houston St. 55, Texas Southern 17

Stephen F. Austin 50, McMurry 13

Arizona 38, UTSA 13

Arizona St. 32, Wisconsin 30

Colorado St. 34, Cal Poly 17

Idaho St. 29, Western St. (Col.) 3

Montana St. 26, Mesa St. 0

N. Arizona 21, UC Davis 10

N. Illinois 45, Idaho 35

Ohio St. 52, California 34

Oregon 59, Tennessee 14

Oregon St. 51, Utah 48, OT

Portland St. 43, Humboldt St. 6

Sacramento St. 63, S. Oregon 56, OT

Southern Cal 35, Boston College 7

UNLV 31, Cent. Michigan 21

UTEP 42, New Mexico St. 21

Utah St. 70, Weber St. 6

Washington St. 48, S. Utah 10

Wyoming 35, N. Colorado 7

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