This week had some upsets but no one in the Top 10 fell. Notably, 11 Utah, 15 Duke, 18 LSU, and 20 Kansas lost their match-ups. Of those, only 11 Utah and 18 LSU were favored to win. Florida was the only team ranked in the AP Poll but unranked on /c/CFB who lost their game, although they were not favored to win anyways.

As for our Top 10 teams, 1 Texas, 2 Michigan, 6 Penn State, 8 Oregon, and 10 Oklahoma all dominated their opponents. 5 Washington and 9 USC won by one touchdown each, but these games were not as close as the final scores indicate and neither team had less than a 94% chance to win in the entire fourth quarter (according to ESPN). 7 Georgia was tied with less than three minutes to go in the fourth quarter before scoring the game-winning touchdown against Auburn. 3 Florida State and 4 Ohio State did not play this week.

Thursday, September 28 Fanaticus
Tulsa defeated Temple 48-26
Western Kentucky defeated Middle Tennessee 31-10
Jacksonville State defeated Sam Houston State 35-28
Friday, September 29 Fanaticus
25 Louisville defeated NC State 13-10
Louisiana Tech defeated UTEP 24-10
23 Oregon State defeated 11 Utah 21-7
BYU defeated Cincinnati 35-27
Saturday, September 30 Fanaticus
Utah State defeated Connecticut 34-33
6 Penn State defeated Northwestern 41-13
Kentucky defeated Florida 33-14
Buffalo defeated Akron 13-10
Clemson defeated Syracuse 31-14
Minnesota defeated Louisiana 35-24
James Madison defeated South Alabama 31-23
9 USC defeated Colorado 48-41
22 Texas A&M defeated Arkansas 34-22
Tulane defeated UAB 35-23
Central Michigan defeated Eastern Michigan 26-23
Boston College defeated Virginia 27-24
Miami (OH) defeated Kent State 23-3
California defeated Arizona State 24-21
Baylor defeated UCF 36-35
7 Georgia defeated Auburn 27-20
Western Michigan defeated Ball State 42-24
Toledo defeated Northern Illinois 35-33
Bowling Green defeated Georgia Tech 38-27
1 Texas defeated 20 Kansas 40-14
2 Michigan defeated Nebraska 45-7
Maryland defeated Indiana 44-17
Purdue defeated Illinois 44-19
South Florida defeated Navy 44-30
Marshall defeated Old Dominion 41-35
Arkansas State defeated UMass 52-28
Texas Tech defeated Houston 49-28
Rutgers defeated Wagner 52-3
UNLV defeated Hawai’i 44-20
Wyoming defeated New Mexico 35-26
Memphis defeated Boise State 35-32
24 Missouri defeated Vanderbilt 38-21
19 Ole Miss defeated 18 LSU 55-49
8 Oregon defeated Stanford 42-6
10 Oklahoma defeated Iowa State 50-20
Troy defeated Georgia State 28-7
Colorado State defeated Utah Tech 41-20
Texas State defeated Southern Mississippi 50-36
Georgia Southern defeated Coastal Carolina 38-28
Rice defeated East Carolina 24-17
North Texas defeated Abilene Christian 45-31
SMU defeated Charlotte 34-16
21 Tennessee defeated South Carolina 41-20
14 Notre Dame defeated 15 Duke 21-14
Iowa defeated Michigan State 26-16
Virginia Tech defeated Pittsburgh 38-21
Appalachian State defeated Louisiana Monroe 41-40
Air Force defeated San Diego State 49-10
West Virginia defeated TCU 24-21
12 Alabama defeated Mississippi State 40-17
5 Washington defeated Arizona 31-24
Fresno State defeated Nevada 27-9
  • g0d0fm15ch13f@lemmy.worldMEnglish
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    1 year ago

    I said it last night, but I’ll say it again. That game was so much better than what we had seen this season, until Bru went down. I think Joe especially seemed rattled after Bru’s injury. I hope he’s able to get back on the field. Heupel wasn’t exaggerating when he said there isn’t anyone tougher.

    BRUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUU