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The last time Maryland faced Wake Forest, a trip to the ACC championship game hung in the balance. The Terrapins (2-1) have a different incentive in the rematch Saturday: revenge and a 1-0 start in the ACC.

Wake Forest beat Maryland 38-24 last November and advanced to the ACC title game. The sting of that defeat still lingers with the Terrapins, making this league opener a bit more special than most.

"Had it just been another ACC team and not Wake Forest, that revenge factor might not be there," guard Jaimie Thomas said Tuesday. "It's been a long time coming. ... To open up our ACC schedule by beating them would be pretty nice."

TEXAS: Freshman running back James Henry has been charged with two felony counts of obstruction and tampering with evidence, making him the sixth Longhorns player arrested since June. Henry is accused of beating up one of the victims of a July home invasion that allegedly involved two other players, Andre Jones and Robert Joseph. Henry was suspended indefinitely.

LSU: Linebacker Derrick Odom was arrested for the second time in less than a month. Odom, a freshman, is accused of attempting to kick in the window of a student's car. Last month, Baton Rouge police briefly jailed Odom on misdemeanor charges after he allegedly drove his shoulder into an apartment door of a student, damaged the student's vehicle and threatened the student and the student's father. Odom, who was suspended by coach Les Miles, agreed to pay restitution, and the charges were dropped. His suspension was lifted Sept. 10.

AUBURN: The Tigers plan to divide snaps between quarterbacks Brandon Cox and Kodi Burns after falling to 1-2 with an offense that ranks 100th nationally in total yards and last in turnovers. Cox, a senior, has started the past two seasons. Burns is a freshman.

STANFORD: Linebacker Fred Campbell will stop playing football after undergoing surgery to repair a fractured vertebra in his neck. Campbell, a starting middle linebacker, was injured in Saturday's game against San Jose State.

GULF SOUTH: The Division II Gulf South Conference suspended Delta State coach Ron Roberts and Henderson State coach Scott Maxfield for one game following a brawl Saturday. Commissioner Nate Salant placed blame for the brawl on Roberts and Maxfield, who were confrontational when they met on the field after the game.

Women's Basketball

CLEMSON: Senior guard Tasha Taylor will miss the season after she suffered a torn knee ligament during a workout. Taylor, a three-year starter, averaged 11.9 points last season.