DALLAS -- Sergei Bobrovsky was flawless as the last line of defense. The Columbus Blue Jackets goalie had plenty of help up front on Saturday night.Bobrovsky earned his 13th career shutout in Columbus 3-0 win over the Dallas Stars.He had 32 saves for the second night in a row, with the Blue Jackets winning both after losing their first two games of the season. Dallas is 0-1-1 in the last two games, both at home.(Bobrovsky) played good, Columbus coach John Tortorella said. I dont think he steals a game, but he just looks solid. We were in total control of that game, I felt. You have to give everybody credit because it was a team win tonight.I thought we had the right amount of patience slash aggression.Josh Anderson led Columbus offense with a goal and an assist, but he talked about Bobrovsky.You saw him in the World Cup. He played phenomenal. I think hes just carrying that over to this team. Hes really comfortable and confident. Sometimes when we make mistakes, hes there to cover them up.Anderson tapped in the games first goal at 16:04 of the second period. Dallas Kari Lehtonen couldnt slide back into position after Boone Jenner passed across the goal mouth.(Anderson)s been very consistent, Tortorella said. He adds so much speed to our lineup, as far as the forechecking, scores a big goal, very responsible away from the puck. He has been solid.Scott Hartnell scored at 9:02 of the third period, with assists from William Karlsson and Anderson. Matt Calvert added an empty-net goal with 1:12 to play.Columbus has won seven of the last 10 games between the teams. Bobrovsky is 8-1-1 in his career vs. Dallas.Lehtonen had 23 saves.Dallas outshot the Blue Jackets 9-7 in the scoreless first period, and had nothing to show for a 15-8 advantage in shots on goal in the second.There was a span of 4 or 5 minutes in that second period when we started playing a little bit of pond hockey, turning the puck over, and let them counter on us, Tortorella said. But for the most part I thought our concentration was really good, understanding were in a back-to-back situation.The Stars best scoring chance came midway through the second period, when Bobrovsky stopped Devin Shores tip-in attempt.Andersons goal came with Dallas captain Jamie Benn and the Blue Jackets Brandon Dubinsky were in the penalty box for fighting.The goal was set up after a Dallas pass intended for Brett Ritchie, skating in toward the goal, didnt reach him because it hit a linesman. Ritchie was late in skating back on defense, so Columbus had a manpower advantage.We got a little lucky break from the refs, Tortorella said. One of the refs said they felt awful about it. But it happens, itll happen against us this year.Columbus Cam Atkinson sent a penalty shot wide left at 9:39 of the third period. It was awarded because the Stars John Klingberg slid his stick into Atkinsons path on a short-handed breakaway.Were turning way too many pucks over, Klingberg said. He had 5 of Dallas 12 giveaways. The Blue Jackets had only three.Game notes Dallas injury-riddled front line was without two forwards hurt in Thursdays game. Patrick Sharp (concussion-like symptoms) was placed on injured reserve, and Patrick Eaves (lower-body injury) was scratched. Taking their places were Ales Hemsky, back from a groin injury, and Gemel Smith, recalled from Texas of the AHL for his NHL debut. ... The Blue Jackets were without D Ryan Murray, who was elbowed in the jaw during Fridays win over Chicago. ... Columbus was 0 for 2 on the power play and Dallas 0 for 5, but two of those lasted just 3 seconds each.UP NEXTBlue Jackets: Columbus, in a stretch of five games in eight days, will play the second of four straight road games on Tuesday at Los Angeles.Stars: Theyll complete a three-game home stand on Tuesday against Winnipeg. Cheap Jerseys . -- Ohio States Urban Meyer has never had any issue acclimating to the biggest stages in college football. Stitched Cheap Jerseys .ca. Hey Kerry, big fan of yours, just finished reading your book. I think that we all saw the Canucks/Flames line brawl just after puck drop. It was obvious that something was about to happen, even to the referees because the fourth lines were on to start. http://www.jerseyscheapauthentic.com/ .Y. - Free agent outfielder Jacoby Ellsbury, fresh off winning the World Series with Boston, reached agreement with the rival New York Yankees on a seven-year contract worth about $153 million, a person familiar with the negotiations said Tuesday night. NFL Jerseys China .ca looks back at the stories and moments that made the year memorable. Discount Jerseys . John Tavares, Thomas Vanek and Kyle Okposo were also being counted on to slow down sizzling Rangers forward Rick Nash. That plan didnt go so well early. PHILADELPHIA -- Andy Davidson spent his first year at Army as a linebacker. The coaches are certainly glad they moved him to the offensive side of the ball for his sophomore season.Davidson ran for 121 yards and two touchdowns in his first game at fullback and Army piled up 329 yards on the ground to beat Temple 28-13 on Friday night in the opener for both teams.Andy was a great addition for us to move from linebacker, Army coach Jeff Monken said. Hes one of our best football players. Im glad we made that move with him.Three other Army players gained at least 50 rushing yards for the Black Knights, coming off a 2-10 season. They attempted only five passes all night and backed their offense with three interceptions.Temple, which entered the season with huge expectations after a historic 2015 campaign, finished with 251 total yards of offense to lose to Army for the first time in its last seven meetings.Its a measuring stick, Monken said, When you play a team that won 10 games, won a bowl game, played for a conference championship -- thats a huge win for us.Trailing 10-7 at halftime, Army drove right down the field to start the third quarter with Davidsons 3-yard TD plunge capping a 12-play, 77-yard series that chewed nearly seven minutes off the clock.After a Temple field goal pulled the Owls within one, the Black Knights again went on a long drive with Tyler Campbell scoring on a 12-yard run on the 14th play of the series to put Army ahead 21-13 with 9:38 left in the contest.Kenneth Brinson sealed the win with an interception with 3:11 remaining, sending many of the 34,005 fans in attendance to the parking lot early. Davidson scored his second TD of the game -- and of his career -- less than a minute later.The offensive line did excellent, Davidson said. They bolstered me all night. I couldnt be more proud of them. I owe all the yards to them.With standout senior Jahad Thomas out with a hand injury, Ryquell Armstead got the start at running back for Temple, finishing with 77 yards on 16 carries, scoring a first-half touchdown that put Temple up 7-0 less than 30 seconds into the second quarter.Phillip Walker, the Owls four-year starter at quarterback, completed 12 of 26 passes for 168 yards and three interceptions. He became Temples all-time passing leader with a 14-yard pass to Keith Kirkwood in third quarter, surpassing Henry Burris.Ahmad Bradshaw and Chris Carter shared quarterbacking duties for Army with Bradshaw taking the bulk of the snaps and tying the game at 7-7 on a 10-yard TD run in the second quarter. He finished with 50 yardds on 16 carries.ddddddddddddOne of our goals this season is to finish games no matter what, Bradshaw said. To put a stamp on it felt great.THE TAKEAWAYARMY: The Black Knights famous triple-option attack was certainly in gear as Army sliced through a Temple defense that was the best in the American Athletic Conference last season. The game could not have gone much better for the Black Knights, especially when you consider their disappointing 2-10 campaign in 2015 ended with a heartbreaking-season ending loss to Navy in the same stadium.Its big for us, said linebacker Jeremy Timpf, who led Army with eight tackles. We were here last year and had a tough loss to Navy. It feels really good to start the season right. All the hard work in the offseason paid off.TEMPLE: Following a memorable season in which Temple matched a program record with 10 wins, went to their first bowl game since 2011 and captured an AAC Eastern Division title, Temple entered the 2016 campaign with high hopes. Getting upset by a team coming off a 2-10 season was certainly not the start envisioned by fourth-year head coach Matt Rhule, whos been trying to build the program into a national power.They just dominated us, said Rhule, whose first win at Temple came against Army in 2013. They literally just knocked us off the ball.START OF A TURNAROUND?Considering theyre only one game into the season, Monken tried to downplay whether Armys convincing opening victory could be the start of something big. But for the players, the excitement of beating a strong team on the road was certainly palpable.Weve had rough patches, Timpf said. Hopefully this is a turnaround and the programs headed in the right direction.TOUGH SLEDDINGAlthough they gained so many yards on the ground, Monken praised Temples defense for making them work for every one of them.It was a tough sled, Monken said. It wasnt like we were ripping off 20-yard runs. We were getting it bit by bit.SURVIVING SPECIAL TEAMS BLUNDERSMonken was particularly proud that his team won despite missing two field goals and having a punt blocked by Sharif Finch in the second quarter.That punt block was the fourth of Finchs career. The Owls led the nation in blocked punts last year with five.UP NEXTARMY: The Black Knights have their home opener, welcoming Rice next Saturday, Sept. 10.TEMPLE: The Owls host Stony Brook next Saturday, before a huge road clash with in-state rival Penn State the following week. ' ' '