with 17 total TDs.The defense held Cal Polys triple-option offense,

West Indies 315 for 6 (Bravo 87, Samuels 76, Wahab 2-53) trail Pakistan 579 for 3 dec (Azhar 302*, Aslam 90, Bishoo 2-125) by 264 runsScorecard and ball-by-ball detailsHaving enjoyed the first two days of their 400th Test, piling on the runs on another Dubai featherbed, Pakistan were made to toil for their gains for much of the third day. Those gains came gradually in the first two sessions, before a hostile spell from Wahab Riaz after dinner helped Pakistan make quick inroads into West Indies middle order. Darren Bravos resolute 87 and Marlon Samuels attacking 76 led the resistance, but Pakistans bowlers were able to maintain control and ultimately leave West Indies on 315 for 6 by stumps, trailing by 264 runs.Starting the day on 14, Bravo was content to proceed at a stately pace, exhibiting patience, determination and a very solid defensive game. He brought up his fifty off 176 balls and showed no inclination to accelerate thereafter. His concern was in occupying the crease as long as possible. While he occasionally took his eye off the bouncer and edged a full-blooded cut shot past first slip off Yasir Shah, Bravos knock was largely chanceless. He provided a fine counterpoint to Samuels and was barely ruffled by the fall of wickets either side of the dinner break. It was only within half an hour of stumps that Bravos long vigil ended, when debutant Mohammad Nawaz had him caught at short-leg to claim his maiden Test wicket.Samuels, for his part, was not quite as convincing as Bravo, but played the dominant role in the pairs 113-run third-wicket partnership. Having announced his arrival with consecutive fours off Yasir, he continued to pepper the off-side boundary with excellent cuts and drives. He hit 13 fours in all, the best of which was probably an exquisitely timed on drive after skipping to the pitch of a ball from left-arm spinner Nawaz.But Samuels habit of staying leg side of the ball and his general lack of foot movement caused him occasional problems and ultimately led to his downfall. He had an early slice of luck when an outside edge off Mohammad Amirs bowling fell short of Babar Azam at second slip. In the second session, he played a loose drive against Wahab, throwing his hands at the ball, and was lucky the edge did not carry to the wicketkeeper. Eventually Sohail Khan bowled an indipper that wrapped Samuels on the pads in front of middle; he was rooted in the crease and falling over. It was the first wicket by a fast bowler in the Test match.After the dinner break, bowling with the second new ball, Wahab cracked the game open for Pakistan with a venomous short-ball barrage. Jermaine Blackwood was given an intense working over, before he gloved an attempted pull to Sarfraz Ahmed behind the stumps. In Wahabs next over, Roston Chase fended a well-directed bouncer to Azam, who had just been moved to leg slip. West Indies were 266 for 5 at this stage and suddenly looked vulnerable once again. The late wicket of Bravo, just after West Indies brought up 300, capped off a good day for Pakistan.That said, they might have anticipated an easier day when Yasir dismissed Brathwaite in just the second over. He got a flighted delivery to drift into middle stump before turning away slightly to beat the outside edge and hit off stump. While it was a good ball, it was made to look even better by the batsman, who lunged forward and played down the wrong line.Thereafter, Samuels and Bravo frustrated the bowlers with their third-wicket stand for 43.3 overs. 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NDSUs fifth straight national title was a rout of Jacksonville State last season.NDSU won a share of its sixth straight Missouri Valley Football Conference championship this season, tying South Dakota State with a 7-1 record. The visiting Jackrabbits stunned the then-No. 1 Bison 19-17 on a TD with one second remaining Oct. 15 to end NDSUs 14-game winning streak.The Bison could get a rematch with No. 7 SDSU in the quarterfinals next week. The winner of this game will face the Jackrabbits or ninth-ranked Villanova.NDSU is led by Easton Stick, who has passed for 1,719 yards and 15 TDs while rushing for 482 yards and five scores. Lance Dunn tops the team with 756 rushing yards, and All-MVFC first-team selections King Frazier (693 yards, 10 TDs) and Chase Morlock (350, 2) also help pace the FCS 11th-best rushing attack (239.9).Easton will be a big focal point, whether it is him running the football, him out on the edge or him in the three-and-five-step game, said Klieman, a finalist for the STATS Eddie Robinson Award as FCS Coach of the Year.Postseason experience and the fact that theyre 16-0 at home in the FCS playoffs should bode well for the Bison this weekend, but the upstart Toreros (10-1) could present a challenge.Because they are not regionally located, we just dont ever see them on film, Klieman said. ... You watch their body of work over the year, theyve won 10 ballgames so theyre doing something right.San Diego rolled through its eight Pioneer Football League games, outscoring opponents 343-83 to earn the leagues automatic bid to the playoffs for the second time in three years whilee winning at least a share of the PFL title for the eighth time in the past 12 seasons.ddddddddddddThe Toreros only loss came at Cal Poly on Sept. 10, and they avenged that defeat last Saturday when they returned to San Luis Obispo and beat the 21st-ranked Mustangs 35-21 in the first round to record the first-ever playoff win by a team from the non-scholarship PFL.PFL offensive player of the year Jonah Hodges ran 35 times for 171 yards and three touchdowns, and All-PFL first-team members Anthony Lawrence (296 passing yards, 2 TDs) and Brian Riley (99 receiving yards, 1) also contributed to the win.This is all about the players. The players determined everything, PFL coach of the year and STATS Eddie Robinson Award finalist Dale Lindsey said. ... They played at a different speed than Ive seen them play all year long.Lawrence finished third in the FCS in completion percentage (68.9) and fifth in passing efficiency (164.6) during the regular season while throwing for 2,515 yards and 22 touchdowns to just five interceptions. Hodges was ninth with 1,190 rushing yards and fifth with 17 total TDs.The defense held Cal Polys triple-option offense, which finished No. 1 in the FCS with 360.6 rushing yards per game and sixth in total offense (496.5), to 155 yards on the ground and 40 through the air.Perhaps the result wasnt too surprising since San Diego entered ranked No. 1 in the FCS in scoring defense (12.1), passing efficiency defense (84.36) and total defense (249.6) while sitting sixth in rushing defense (82.2).The Toreros were also strong on the other side of the ball in the regular season, ranking fourth in the FCS in third-down conversion percentage (52.8), seventh in passing efficiency (162.52), 10th in scoring offense (38.6) and 15th in total offense (452.2).Theyve beat the heck out of everybody in their league, I mean the games arent even close, Klieman said.That San Diego offense will face an NDSU squad that ranks fifth in the FCS in red-zone defense (68.4 percent) and sixth in scoring defense (17.1). The Bison also have the 18th-best overall defense with opponents averaging 322.3 yards.We went from the frying pan into the fire, Lindsey said. We know what they are. ... Fantastic program, great history. So weve got our work cut out for us. ' ' '