Saturday roundup: Texas stuns No. 1 Ohio State, Oklahoma State shocks Oregon
Twenty-one unanswered fourth quarter points in Austin, the end of a twenty-one game losing streak in Stillwater, and a rivalry decided by a 42-yard kick.
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Twenty-one unanswered fourth quarter points in Austin, the end of a twenty-one game losing streak in Stillwater, and a rivalry decided by a 42-yard kick.
Ten matchups worth watching, from Oregon in Stillwater through Arkansas at Utah after 10 p.m. Eastern.
Missouri returns to Lawrence for the first time since 2005, and Rutgers and Boston College meet with both trying to avoid 0-2.
Third straight season these two have met, all six meetings between top ten teams, and Arch Manning gets them at home this time.
Twenty-eight unanswered second-half points at Lambeau, a 48-yard field goal as time expired in Nashville, and a rivalry decided late in Seattle.
A Shamrock Series opener in Green Bay, with CJ Carr in year two and a Wisconsin crowd that will not feel like a neutral one.
A Hail Mary that needed a replay review to happen at all, a 41-point LSU statement, and Boise State leading in the fourth quarter in Eugene.
The 95th meeting, the first since realignment split them into different conferences, with new coaches on both sidelines.
Three favorites outscored their opponents 135-6. The Spartans needed five field goals and a two-point conversion.
DJ Lagway takes over in Waco, Byrum Brown follows his coach from South Florida, and the two meet on a neutral field.
A rematch of last season's opener, two new quarterbacks, and Lane Kiffin's first night in Tiger Stadium.
Darian Mensah debuts for the ACC favorite against a Stanford team that already has a win and a new coach.
UMass wins at Rutgers, Colorado survives Georgia Tech by a point, and Utah hangs 66 on Idaho.
The lowest preseason ranking since 2008, an elite secondary, and a sophomore quarterback with fifteen career passes.
The most gifted young quarterback in the Big Ten meets the coach who spent twenty one years winning without that kind of talent.
He led the nation in completion percentage and lost the last two games of the season. The defense that covered for him is gone.
Three games, three different messages, and at least two preseason assumptions that already need revisiting.
Manning has thirteen games of evidence now, the roster is loaded, and the schedule may be the hardest in the country.
CJ Carr returns, Leonard Moore may be the best corner in the country, and the schedule ranks 66th in difficulty.
Chip Kelly runs the offense, Aidan Chiles runs the huddle, and the stadium opens against Penn State on a Friday night in October.
Gunner Stockton is proven, the secondary could be the best in the country, and the schedule sends the Bulldogs to Tuscaloosa and Oxford.
He brought two dozen Iowa State players with him, including his quarterback. The schedule skips Ohio State, Oregon and Indiana.
Seventeen starters return and Gary Patterson takes over the defense. The schedule will answer the question by Halloween.
The Bears got two AP votes and were picked twelfth in the ACC. The quarterback and the schedule both argue otherwise.
The Red Raiders won all twelve of their wins by at least twenty points and never see BYU or Utah this year. The quarterback is the question.
Video coverage of the Sooners' decision to extend their head coach.
The ACC media picked Pitt ninth. Returning the quarterback who took over the offense is the reason that may be too low.
All five open within a poll spot of each other. Their routes through the season look nothing alike.
Every team is 0-0, and the rankings are already shaping how the season gets sold, argued over, and eventually judged.
The ballot ranked reputation rather than improvement, and missed the eventual national champion by nineteen spots.
What changed, who moved, and which leagues are still negotiating the next round.
Stephen Means on how the season's final week is already shaping the choices being made in August.
The Hoosiers won a title with players who followed their coach from James Madison. This roster is almost entirely new.
A preseason field heavy on quarterbacks, with a handful of two way players in the mix.
LSU, Texas, and Alabama all place, though not where their fans would put them.
The dispute between the quarterback and his old school is now about who keeps the statue.
The board opens with a familiar top tier and a wider middle than last preseason.
The model likes the Tigers' returning front seven and a schedule that keeps them home in October.
A running list of entries, commitments, and where each player lands.