Top Five Scoring Performances...finally something Alabama can't win

Points are starting to settle down as FBS teams are starting to head into conference play and face at least Group of 5 talent. Here are the top scoring performances that were so strong they kept Alabama's 62-7 rout of Ole Miss off the board.

T.5) Cincinnati 63-Alabama A&M 7
The Bearcats are 3-0 thanks to six rushing touchdowns and limiting Alabama A&M to 182 total yards.

T.5)No. 11 Penn St 63-Kent St 10
Well this was sort of close at the half until Penn State went on to score the only 35 points in the second half. Trace McSorely had five touchdowns all by himself.

4.) FIU 63-UMass 24
The Panthers ran for 329 yards and five touchdowns to pummel the Minutemen.

3.) Texas Tech 63-Houston 49

 Texas Tech has outscored opponents 167-76 so far this season and they even lost one of those games. Alan Bowman threw for 605 yards and five touchdowns!

2.)Western Michigan 68-Delaware St 0
The Hornets entered the game having been outscored 93-24, so Western Michigan tried to double that in one game. Special teams was on full display in this game. The Broncos even fumbled a punt and then ran it to the house for a 93-yard score.

1.) Utah St 73-Tennessee Tech 12
The Aggies set the bar high with this one on Thursday night and no one could topple it (in the FBS that is). Utah St had seven rushing touchdowns and a punt return.

Honorable Mention: FCS

The FCS was the real place to go see fireworks. James Madison beat Robert Morris 73-7, that wasn't good enough for the most points.Austin Peay put up 78 on Morehead St. Still not good enough. South Dakota St had the largest margin of victory at 90-6 over Arkansas Pine Bluff, but it was Davidson's 91-61 win over Division III Guilford. The Wildcats had 685 yards rushing with ten touchdowns!