LONDON, Ont. -- Michael Curtis scored twice as the Erie Otters won their ninth straight game with a 5-1 victory against the London Knights in Ontario Hockey League play Friday. Spencer Abraham, Adam Pelech and Dane Fox also scored for the league-best Otters (11-2-1). Max Domis first-period goal was all the offence the Knights (8-4-1) would get against a disciplined Otters roster that allowed London just one power play in the game. Erie goaltender Oscar Dansk finished with 30 saves, a relaxing evening compared to his London counterpart Anthony Stolarz who allowed four goals on 42 shots. Jake Patterson relieved Stolarz and gave up a goal on seven shots. --- PETES 3 ICEDOGS 2 At St. Catharines, Ont., the Petes opened a 3-0 lead then held on for the win. Eric Comel, Greg Betzold and Stephen Pierog each scored for Peterborough (7-5-1). Anthony DiFruscia and Carter Verhaeghe replied for Niagara (5-6-3). Petes goalie Andrew DAgostini stopped 33 shots while Brent Moran made 38 saves. --- ATTACK 6 WHALERS 4 At Plymouth, Mich., the Attack built a lead big enough to withstand two Whalers goals in the final minute of regulation. Cameron Brace and Holden Cook each scored twice for Owen Sound (7-6-1), while Zach Nastasiuk and Kurtis Gabriel added singles. Francesco Vilardi, Zach Lorentz, Victor Crus Rydberg and Carter Sandlak had a goal each for Plymouth (6-9-0). Brandon Hope finished with 33 saves for the Attack, while at the other end Alex Nedeljkovic and Zack Bowman combined for 31 saves. --- COLTS 7 STING 5 At Sarnia, Ont., seven different Colts scored to keep Barrie ahead of the Sting. Jake Dotchin, Aaron Ekblad, Dylan Corson, Erik Bradford, Brendan Lemieux, Andreas Athanasiou and Mitchell Theoret each padded their stats for Barrie (6-6-1). Nickolas Latta had a hat trick for the Sting (4-9-1), while Bryan Moore and Nikolay Goldobin also scored. Barries Daniel Gibl allowed all five goals on 34 shots. In Sarnias net, Brodie Barrick and Taylor Dupuis combined for 28 saves. --- GREYHOUNDS 7 BULLS 5 At Sault Ste. Marie, Ont., the Greyhounds scored three unanswered goals in the third period to rally past the Bulls. Darnell Nurse scored twice for Sault Ste. Marie (10-1-2), which had singles from Andrew Fritsch, Patrick Watling, Michael Bunting, Jean Dupuy and Kyle Jenkins. Brendan Gaunce had a pair of goals for Belleville (2-9-2), and Aaron Berisha, Luke Cairns and Mark Raycroft added a goal each. Brandon Halverson made 27 saves for the Greyhounds, while Jason Da Silva stopped 33 for the Bulls. --- STORM 7 BATTALION 2 At Guelph, Ont., the Storms offence exploded with six goals in the second period. Steven Trojanovic had two goals, and Matt Finn, Jason Dickinson, Brock McGinn, Zack Mitchell and Scott Kosmachuk also scored for Guelph (11-3-0). Brett McKenzie and Jared Steeges goals for North Bay (7-7-1) were lost in the middle of Guelphs second-period onslaught. Guelph goalie Justin Nichols needed to make just 16 saves, while at the other end of the ice Brendan ONeill stopped 29 shots. --- SPITFIRES 5 RANGERS 3 At Kitchener, Ont., the Rangers blew a 3-0 lead as the Spitfires came alive. Ben Johnson, Kerby Rychel, Nick Ebert, Eric Diodati and Remy Giftopoulos each scored for Windsor (7-6-0). Ben Thomson, Darby Llewellyn and Matia Marcantuoni had goals for the Rangers (4-8-0). Alex Fontinos stopped 24 shots for Windsor, while Jordan DeKort made 34 saves for Kitchener. --- STEELHEADS 4 GENERALS 0 At Mississauga, Ont., Spencer Martin earned the shutout with a 40-save performance. Bobby MacIntyre, Dylan Smoskowitz, Jacob Graves and Jacob Jammes each scored for the Steelheads (6-6-1). Daniel Altshuller allowed all four goals on 28 shots in net for Oshawa (9-3-1). 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So I felt like we kind of got away with a win. We didnt dominate that win." Offensive lineman Kellen Williams described the postgame mood as "pretty sombre," even after the 25-point win. Kenyan Drake set up one touchdown with a blocked punt returned 15 yards by Dillon Lee and scored on a 3-yard touchdown run for the Tide, which led just 17-6 heading to the fourth. Alabama managed only one offensive touchdown and no third-down conversions in the first three quarters a week after winning a 49-42 shootout over Texas A&M. Coached by former Tide offensive co-ordinator Jim McElwain, the Rams (1-3) nursed hopes for a monumental upset into the fourth quarter before allowing two touchdowns. Trey DePriest stripped the ball from quarterback Garrett Grayson and recovered the fumble early in the quarter. "We challenged our guys to come in here and go toe-to-toe," said McElwain, who was part of two Tide national championship teams from 2008-11. "I think the guys on the other sideline have earned some respect for Colorado State Rams and how hard we played the game." The next play after the fumble, McCarron laced a perfect strike to White in the end zone and restless Alabama fans had something to cheer about. The Tide was without several key players, including receivers Amari Cooper (toe) and Kevin Norwood, guard Anthony Steen (headache), cornerback Deion Belue (turf toe) and safety Jarrick Williams (eye). This was a sandwich game between Southeastern Conference showdowns, and the nearly 40-point favourites played like it offensively.dddddddddddd No. 21 Mississippi visits Bryant-Denny Stadium next week. McCarron completed 20 of 26 passes but also was intercepted on an ill-advised throw. T.J. Yeldon ran seven times for 49 yards while Christion Jones caught nine passes for 90 yards. Yeldon was held out of the first quarter after getting flagged for unsportsmanlike conduct against Texas A&M. He apologized in a statement Monday for making the "money" and double throat slash gestures after a touchdown. He had a 38-yard run on his first carry midway through the second quarter but the running game produced only 66 yards on 21 carries. That was the fewest rushing yards by the Tide since South Carolina held them to 36 yards on Oct. 9, 2010. "Offensively, we couldnt run the ball with any consistency or effectiveness," Alabama coach Nick Saban said. "Even though we did a pretty good job passing, it had to be four or five times that we moved the ball down the field and got just outside the red zone, and we had something happen like throw an interception, miss a field goal, make a field goal, get sacked. Just too many negative plays." Greyson completed 24 of 38 passes for 228 yards for the Rams, who managed just 51 yards on the ground. Rashard Higgins had seven catches for 71 yards and Joe Hansley gained 82 on six receptions. Alabama failed on all six third-down attempts through three quarters and finished 2 of 10. The Tide outgained Colorado State 338-279 in total yards after running up 568 yards a week ago. Alabama continued to find other ways to score. Lees return early in the second quarter was the Tides fifth non-offensive touchdown. Alabama backup quarterback Blake Sims hit Chris Black for a 14-yard touchdown pass to add to the lead with 1:13 left. It was Blacks first career catch. McCarron was in for most of the series against a team led by his former position coach and Saban assistant. McElwains Rams didnt reach Alabama territory until midway through the third quarter and then did it two straight drives. The Tide defence did come up with stops both times. Jared Roberts kicked field goals of 45 and 31 yards to cut the Tides lead to 17-6. Landon Collins pulled Grayson down on a keeper on third down to force the second kick. 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