Brigham Young stays undefeated

Max Hall threw for 303 yards and two touchdowns, and No. 8 Brigham Young extended its winning streak to 15 games by beating Utah State, 34-14, on Friday night at Logan, Utah.

The Cougars (5-0) converted three turnovers into 17 points while pulling ahead, 24-0, in the first quarter, then held on for their ninth straight victory over the Aggies despite some sloppy moments.

Utah State (1-4) became the first team to score on BYU in nearly a month with two touchdowns in the fourth quarter, but the Aggies were down, 34-0, at the end of the third quarter.

Hall threw two interceptions and was sacked for the first time this season when the Aggies brought him down with 4:02 left in the game. The Cougars also had what appeared to be a fumble overturned by the officials and committed several personal fouls in frustration -- including one by Hall.

The Cougars had 12 penalties for 123 yards.

Robert Turbin scored for Utah State on a 40-yard run with 13:47 to play, ending a shutout streak by BYU that spanned two games and more than three full quarters.

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Redshirt freshman Chazz Anderson threw two touchdown passes and ran for another score in his college debut to lead Cincinnati to a 33-10 victory over Marshall at Huntington, W. Va.

Anderson is Cincinnati’s third starting quarterback this season after injuries sidelined Dustin Grutza and backup Tony Pike.

Coach Brian Kelly made a game-time decision to start Anderson over redshirt freshman Zach Collaros, who led the go-ahead drive in the fourth quarter in a 17-15 win over Akron last week.

Anderson looked like a calm veteran at times, leading the Bearcats (4-1) on two long scoring drives in the second half to break open a close game. He finished 16 for 26 for 158 yards and was intercepted once against one of the nation’s worst pass defenses.

Marshall (3-3), looking to reverse three straight losing seasons under Coach Mark Snyder, has scored only one touchdown in its last two games.

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The University of Wisconsin marching band has been suspended indefinitely while allegations of hazing, alcohol abuse and sexual misconduct are investigated.

The band won’t play tonight during a nationally televised game between the No. 18 Badgers and No. 14 Ohio State at Camp Randall Stadium.

The university made the announcement at a hastily called news conference Friday night, saying the behavior is consistent with conduct that put the band on probation in 2006.

No details were immediately released about the behavior.