College Football Around the Country Morry Gash/Associated Press Melvin Gordon getting past Purdue's Antoine Lewis to score a touchdown for Wisconsin. Gordon ran for 147 yards and 3 touchdowns in the No. 24 Badgers" 41-10 win. KEVONTE MARTIN-MANLEY AND B. J. LOWERY Martin-Manley, right, returned two punts for touchdowns, and Lowery returned two interceptions for scores in Iowa's 59-3 win over Western Michigan. A. J. HENDY The Maryland defensive back scored on a 28-yard interception return and recovered two fumbles in a 37-0 victory over West Virginia, helping give the 4-0 Terrapins their best start since 2001. TOM SAVAGE The Pittsburgh quarterback tied an Atlantic Coast Conference record with 6 touchdown passes and threw for 424 yards in a 58-55 win over Duke. DAK PRESCOTT The Mississippi State quarterback threw for a touchdown, ran for two and caught a scoring pass in a 62-7 win over Troy. ZACH ZENNER The South Dakota State back ran for 202 yards and 2 scores in a 59-20 loss at Nebraska. Some players from Georgia, Georgia Tech and Northwestern had the letters APU - All Players United - written on their gear as a show of solidarity that organizers hope will lead to changes in the N.C.A.A. The National College Players Association organized All Players United. The association, founded by the former U.C.L.A. player Ramogi Huma, is pushing for better health care of college athletes, more scholarship money, and the lifting of N.C.A.A. restrictions on legitimate employment and the players" ability to directly benefit from commercial opportunities. In a statement, the N.C.A.A. said it "supports open and civil debate regarding all aspects of college athletics." Teams often match scores in an overtime period. Marshall and host Virginia Tech matched a lack of scoring for two. The game entered overtime tied at 21-21. In the first extra period, the backup kicker Ethan Keyserling missed a 50-yard field-goal attempt for Virginia Tech. Marshall also failed to score as the Hokies blocked Justin Haig's 39-yard attempt. In the second overtime, Marshall lost a fumble, and Keyserling missed a 32-yard field-goal attempt. Logan Thomas finally gave the Hokies a 29-21 lead in the third overtime, running for a 2-yard touchdown and then for a 2-point conversion (teams must go for 2 after the second overtime). The Virginia Tech defense then held off Marshall for the victory. David Ash, back as the Texas quarterback after missing a game with concussionlike symptoms, passed for 166 yards and a touchdown in the first half against Kansas State. He missed the second half with a new head injury as the host Longhorns, coming off disappointing losses to Brigham Young and Mississippi, won by 31-21. Ash, who had been cleared to play Friday night, showed no effects of the previous head injury early. But he took several big hits, both on runs and when standing in the pocket, before throwing a touchdown pass to Kendall Sanders. Case McCoy took over at quarterback in the second half and led two touchdown drives.