Nova Throws for 3 Touchdowns as Rutgers Rallies Past Arkansas Gary Nova threw touchdown passes of 33 and 4 yards to Leonte Carroo in the final 10 minutes, capping Rutgers's rally from a 17-point second-half deficit to defeat Arkansas, 28-24, on Saturday. Janarion Grant began the comeback for the host Scarlet Knights (3-1) with a 58-yard punt return for a touchdown late in the third quarter, cutting the Razorbacks" lead to 24-14. Midway through the fourth, Grant returned a punt 47 yards to the Arkansas 33, setting up the winning drive for Rutgers. Nova, who left Rutgers's previous game with a concussion, also threw a 15-yard touchdown pass to Tyler Kroft. Nova finished 22 of 43 for 346 yards. "We kept believing the whole time on the sideline," Nova said. Everyone was positive, and when we had the chance, we took advantage of it. Tevin Mitchel scored on a 26-yard interception return for Arkansas (3-1). SYRACUSE 52, TULANE 7 Terrel Hunt, making his first start for Syracuse, threw for four touchdowns and ran for another to help the Orange (2-2) rout Tulane (2-2) at the Carrier Dome. The victory was the 700th for the Syracuse program. Green Wave quarterback Nick Montana, playing in front of his father, the former N.F.L. great Joe Montana, was 22 of 38 for 213 yards and a touchdown. PENN STATE 34, KENT STATE 0 Running back Zack Zwinak scored three times for the second consecutive week, leading Penn State (3-1) to a home win over Kent State (1-3). YALE 39, COLGATE 22 Tyler Varga had 39 carries for 236 yards and a touchdown, helping Yale (1-0) win at Colgate (0-4). FORDHAM 52, COLUMBIA 7 Michael Nebrich threw for 347 yards and 3 touchdowns as host Fordham (4-0) routed Columbia (0-1). LEHIGH 29, PRINCETON 28 Brandon Bialkowski threw for 430 yards and led four second-half scoring drives in Lehigh's comeback victory at Princeton (0-1). The Mountain Hawks (3-0) trailed by 22-3 at halftime. CORNELL 45, BUCKNELL 13 Jeff Mathews threw for 285 yards and 3 touchdowns as host Cornell (1-0) overcame a 10-0 deficit to rout Bucknell (1-1). It was the first win for David Archer, 30, the youngest head coach in N.C.A.A. Division I. PENN 27, LAFAYETTE 21 Billy Ragone threw for 218 yards and 2 touchdowns, and host Pennsylvania (1-0) held off a fourth-quarter comeback by Lafayette (0-3). HARVARD 42, SAN DIEGO 20 Conner Hempel threw for 345 yards and 4 touchdowns as visiting Harvard (1-0) pulled away from San Diego (1-2). BROWN 45, GEORGETOWN 7 John Spooney had two touchdowns rushing and one receiving, leading host Brown (1-0) to a blowout of Georgetown (1-3). DARTMOUTH 30, BUTLER 23 Dominick Pierre rushed for three touchdowns, and visiting Dartmouth (1-0) held on to beat Butler (2-2). WAKE FOREST 25, ARMY 11 Josh Harris rushed for 96 yards and 2 touchdowns, helping Wake Forest (2-2) defeat host Army (1-3). VANDERBILT 24, UMASS 7 Austyn Carta-Samuels threw for 219 yards and 2 touchdowns, and Vanderbilt (2-2) pulled away at Massachusetts (0-4). VILLANOVA 35, STONY BROOK 6 Quarterback John Robertson had 259 total yards and accounted for 2 touchdowns, and Villanova (1-2, 1-0 Colonial Athletic Association) pounded visiting Stony Brook (1-2, 1-1). DELAWARE 49, WAGNER 9 Trent Hurley threw for four first-half touchdowns, leading Delaware (3-1) to a home rout of Wagner (1-3).