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PHILADELPHIA -- Aaron Forbes ran for 151 yards and two touchdowns to lead Villanova past Albany (NY) 24-13 on Saturday.Forbes had 24 carries and punched in touchdowns from the 2 and 3, while the Villanova defense notched eight sacks and held Albany to just 161 total yards. Matt Gudzak also had a touchdown run for the Wildcats (6-2, 4-1 Colonial Athletic Association) and Gerard Smith had a 32-yard field goal to keep Villanova unbeaten on its home field this season.Albany (4-3, 1-3) was held scoreless for the first three quarters, then got a 65-yard touchdown run from Elijah Ibitokun-Hanks early in the fourth. The Danes got their second TD with 2:15 left when Zach Bednarczyks fumble was recovered by teammate Michael Nicastro, who then ran 40 yards.Ibitokun-Hanks finished with 141 yards on 21 carries. Walter Payton Jersey . 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He will miss league matches against Chelsea on Monday and West Ham on Dec. The weekends round of matches opened down in Geelong as the home side celebrated two of its stars, Jimmy Bartel and Corey Enright, and fought off a brave Western Bulldogs side that continues its wretched run of injuries.Already missing Jack Redpath and Mitch Wallis, the Dogs lost prime onballers Tom Liberatore (ankle) and Jack Macrae (hamstring) during the game. Geelong have responded in menacing fashion this past fortnight and now set their sights on trying to lock down a top-two spot.The Giants are also in the hunt for the same finishing spot after thrashing Richmond, while the Hawks took a chance to rest Cyril Rioli, just getting over the line down in Tassie against a much-improved Carlton.Collingwood and West Coast played a scrappy affair at the MCG, with the Eagles giving Adam Simpson further headaches with another thumping around the contest. West Coast lost contested ball by 35 and the all-important clearances by 19 to a hungry Collingwood side.Nine multiple goal kickers from Port Adelaide ensured Brisbane were brought back to earth after their win last weekend. Chad Wingard (five goals) and John Butcher (four goals) feasted out at the Gabba giving the club a big confidence boost leading into a game against Sydney.The floodgates opened early on Sunday, firstly at Domain Stadium as Sydney (90 points over Fremantle) and then the Crows at Adelaide Oval (82 points over Essendon) recorded emphatic victories over their respective opponents.Heroes: ?Jack Watts: Has there ever been a more heavily scrutinised and maligned player in the history of the game? If so, I cant recall. He did bring some on himself during his early days, in not appearing to give 100 percent at every contest but this year hes shown what a damaging and influential forward he can be. Against Gold Coast on Sunday - during what was otherwise a horribly error-filled game - Watts stood tall, winning 18 possessions, 10 marks, and kicking 3.2. His effort to take a contested mark with only minutes left and then coolly slot a 45m goal from near the boundary showed enormous poise and skill, and then about a minute later he was back in Gold Coasts goalsquare, taking a pressure-relieving mark. Its taken a while - some would say too long - for Watts to get to this level but hes on track for a 40-plus goal season and is playing a key role in Melbournes slow but steady resurgence. ?Mega milestone weekend: What a brilliant round of celebrations for some of footys biggest names. Who would have thought a skinny, short bloke taken late in the 1995 draft would end up becoming the all-time VFL/AFL record holder? Take a bow, Brent Harvey, who has continually defied the critics as well as Father Time over his incredible journey. Down at the Cattery, Jimmy Bartel ran out for his 300th while Corey Enright surpassed Ian Nankervis to become the clubs all-time games record holder. Both have had incredible careers and are still in sensational form as the Cats chase another flag. Then on Sunday, Dockers stalwart Maatthew Pavlich played his 350th against the Swans - an unbelievable effort considering how much air time the Freo skipper has racked up due to living in the west.ddddddddddddDarcy Moore: Talk about highs and lows. The 20-year-old Magpie looked every bit a 12-year dominant key forward in the making during the first half of the Pies win against West Coast. His attack on the ball was frenzied, and his leap, timing and sticky hands were awesome -? of his six first-half marks, five were contested. And while he booted three goals, it could have been more if not for some wastefulness in front of the big sticks. Moore looked set to produce a genuine breakout game before hurting his hamstring midway through the second term and playing no further part. The Pies have a beauty on their hands here. ?Villains: ?The AFLs sliding rule: This was brought in to prevent potentially dangerous acts, which is a fine sentiment but it is causing frustrating implications on games. Critical decisions continue to go against players who try to make a play at the ball and there seems to be greater reward for those who choose to stay up on their feet, rather than attack the Sherrin. Furthermore, if a pack converges on a player on the ground trying to fight and scrap to get it out, he is often pinged for holding the ball; so the rewards are also often greater for a player sweating on an opposition player as a tackler. The rule is difficult and frustrating for fans and players alike, and must also be so difficult to adjudicate as an umpire.Richmond: One word - abysmal. They couldnt be further from a premiership and theyre going backwards in fact. Against the Giants on Saturday they offered barely any resistance, managing just 23 points - the Tigers lowest score since 1961 and equal sixth-worst in club history. They are in dire straits, and unfortunately Richmonds hands are tied with the move to give up a first round pick for Chris Yarran, who hasnt been seen this year. They need to be drastic this off-season but firstly they need to sell hope through their onfield performances if they want to entice a Dion Prestia for instance to the club. We know the Giants are good, but if the Tigers cant compete at all against them now, fast forward to 18 months time. Worlds apart.Eric Mackenzie: The defenders return this year from an ACL injury was supposed to be one of the reasons West Coast could challenge again this season, and possibly go one better than last years grand final defeat. But he hasnt been anywhere near his best in 2016, and on Saturday against Collingwood he looked completely devoid of confidence. He was fumbly and was continually caught out of position against the Pies and is a shadow of the best and fairest player he is.His coach Adam Simpson has already dropped him to the WAFL this year - he may have to do so again before the season is finished. ? ? ? ' ' '