OAKLAND, Calif. Cheap Jerseys Free Shipping . -- Doug Martin never had a homecoming like this during his stellar college career at Boise State. Martin rushed for a franchise-record 251 yards and four touchdowns and Ahmad Black intercepted a Carson Palmer pass after Oakland had cut an 18-point deficit to three late in the fourth quarter as the Bucs beat the Raiders 42-32 on Sunday. Martin, who was born in Oakland and went to high school in nearby Stockton, had a memorable return home for the Bucs (4-4) by scoring on runs of 1, 45, 67 and 70 yards in front of more than 60 friends and family members. "Everybody was there. It was awesome," he said. "Its surreal right now. Im just doing my job out there. Im honoured." Martin, the 31st pick in April out of Boise State, became the first back since at least 1940 to score on three TD runs of at least 45 yards in one game, according to STATS LLC. He finished 45 yards shy of tying Adrian Petersons single game record of 296 set in his rookie season in 2007 and joined Denvers Mike Anderson as the only backs with at least 250 yards rushing and four TDs in a single game. Martin had 214 yards from scrimmage and two touchdowns last week in Minnesota to cap a month in which he was the NFLs top offensive rookie. He was even better against the Raiders. "That was a great, great performance," coach Greg Schiano said. "After having a big outing in Minnesota on national TV and winning some awards you wonder how the young guys is going to handle the success. This test he stepped up and met the challenge for sure." But Tampa Bay still struggled to hold onto an 18-point, fourth-quarter lead against an Oakland team that lost star running back Darren McFadden to an ankle injury late in the first half. Palmer threw for 414 yards and had three of his four touchdowns in the fourth quarter as Oakland cut the Bucs lead to 35-32 with 3:51 to go. The Raiders then got a defensive stop and took over at their 38 with 2:42 to play. But on second down, Palmer threw off-target looking for Rod Streater down the left sideline and Black came up with the second of Palmers three interceptions. "Mistakes like that you cant overcome and you cant make and me being the quarterback you cant do that," Palmer said. "I cant throw that ball. You just need to take a sack sometimes if things are off of the same page and come back the next play." Martin then ran three straight times to score his fourth touchdown and put the game away. Josh Freeman threw for 247 yards and two touchdowns as Tampa Bay scored at least 28 points for a franchise-record fourth straight game and reached .500 at the midpoint of Schianos first season to match last seasons win total. "Its fun, man," said receiver Vincent Jackson, who scored Tampas first touchdown. "We have a lot of different weapons. The coaches do a great job of just giving teams different looks, spreading the ball around. ... Its fun to play in an offence like this that can be very explosive. The Raiders, coming off two straight victories against one-win Jacksonville and Kansas City, had no answers for Martin and the Bucs, allowing the three long runs in the second half when Martin gained 220 of his yards. "They were kind of backbreaking scores there late, long runs after long runs," defensive end Dave Tollefson said. "We just have to get some stuff cleaned up. I dont think theyve burnt down the facility in Alameda yet. Im not trying to make light of it. Weve got another week, and the crazy thing is were still in this thing, in the division." Along with the loss, the Raiders had to deal with another injury to McFadden, who left in the second quarter because of his ankle. X-rays were negative but McFadden did not return and his status was unknown. He missed 19 games in his first four seasons with foot, toe, shoulder, knee and hamstring injuries. But McFadden would have been no help trying to stop Martin, who broke James Wilders franchise record of 219 yards in 1983 despite the absence of All Pro guard Carl Nicks, who was placed on injured reserve last week with a left toe injury. Martin helped break open what had been a close game with his huge second half. He gave Tampa Bay the lead for good with a 45-yard TD run on the first possession of the second quarter and then added the two other long runs as he continually faked out the Raiders front seven and outran their usually speedy secondary. "Hes turned into a heck of a player here these last two weeks," Bucs safety Ronde Barber said. "Hes really jumped onto the scene, just the way hes handled the pressure that hes had to be the main guy here in our offence these past couple of weeks. Its impressive, man." The Raiders scored in the final two minutes of the first half for the eighth straight game this season to take a 10-7 lead at the break on a 25-yard TD pass from Palmer to rookie Rod Streater. NOTES: Tampa Bay is averaging 477 yards and 36 points per game over the past four contests. ... Oakland DE Lamarr Houston blocked a 35-yd field goal attempt by Connor Barth in the first quarter to set up an Oakland field goal. ... The most yards rushing against the Raiders is 266 by Seattles Shaun Alexander in 2001. Cheap NFL Jerseys China . Boston signed the 24-year-old forward to an US$18-million, four-year deal that pays $4.5 million per season. Marchand, a key part of the Bruins Stanley Cup championship in 2011, had 28 goals and 27 assists last season. Cheap NFL Jerseys . The most recent article appeared in the National Post and questioned the wisdom of removing scores and standings from youth soccer below the age of 12. 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"Goalies usually get too much credit for the good and too much blame for the bad, thats how it goes," Holtby said. "You could see in a game like this, its not a shutout for myself, thats a shutout for the team." Matt Hendricks and Todd Brouwer, with his team-leading ninth goal of the season, also scored as the Capitals inched their record up to 8-11-1. Winnipeg goalie Ondrej Pavelec made 18 saves for the Jets, who had a three-game winning streak snapped. The last time the Jets went scoreless at home was Jan. 12, 2012 in a 2-0 loss to San Jose. The last time they were shut out was in a 3-0 loss in Montreal on Feb. 5, 2012. Evander Kane says the Jets will ease the sting of the loss once they get out of town. "Were going to have to put this one behind us," Kane said. "Weve got (four) on the road here so weve got to be ready to go and be the road warriors again like we were last time." The Jets (10-10-1) won four of five road games before coming home to beat New Jersey 3-1 on Thursday before being shut out for the first time this season by the Capitals. Just 41 seconds into the game, the Jets had to kill a penalty when forward Bryan Little was called for holding. The Capitals only got one shot on net with the man advantage, and it was their only shot during the first 10 minutes of the period. Winnipeg ended up outshooting Washington 15-5 in the scoreless first. Ribeiro said those statistics are deceiving because about seven or eight of them werent quality chances. "I could have probably stopped those ones from the side," Ribeiro said. "(They) werent dangerous shots like they had at the start and we knew that. "We just played simple. Our (defencemen) chipped the puck out most of the time and let the forwards race for it a lot of times. Thats what we need on the road, just a simple game." Washington scored first during a possessionn that looked like it was going to cost Winnipeg more than a goal.dddddddddddd Winnipegs first-line right-winger Blake Wheeler slid to block a point shot by Capitals defenceman John Erskine and then buckled to the ice in pain. The play continued and Hendricks redirected a shot by Ribeiro that went over Pavelecs shoulder and into the net at 10:56 for Hendricks fourth goal of the season. Wheeler was still lying on the ice during the goal. He was helped off by teammates as he kept his weight off his right foot. Despite looking like a bad injury, Wheeler was back on the ice a few shifts later and finished the game. Head coach Claude Noel said Wheeler "has probably a heavy-duty bone contusion" on the side of his leg and would be assessed. Jets right-winger Anthony Peluso left the game in the first period after getting into a fight with Capitals left-winger Aaron Volpatti, who was playing his first game after being picked up on waivers. Peluso, who got in the most punches on the helmetless Volpatti, is "week-to-week" with a hand injury, Noel said. The Capitals turned the tables in shots on goal in the second period, outshooting Winnipeg 13-4. They kept the pressure going in the third and it paid off with goals 52 seconds apart. Brouwer scored when his wrist shot went over Pavelecs glove at 3:24. Ribeiro then flipped the rebound of an Alex Ovechkin shot over Pavelecs stick at 4:16 for the 3-0 lead. Noel said he thought his team played hard and with some heart and it would have helped if theyd scored on the power play. Both teams went 0-for-3 and Winnipeg is now 1-for-32 on the power play in their last 12 games and 10-for-70 (14.3 per cent) on the season. "The numbers arent great and they havent been great," Noel said. "Weve been winning in spite of it, and we knew that this could happen so we just know that its got to come around." Notes - Winnipegs streak of scoring first in seven straight games (5-2 during that streak) was snapped ... The Jets head out for a four-game road trip next week, with a pair against Florida, one versus Tampa and the last against New Jersey on their way home. ' ' '