Week 3 doesn’t look very appetizing on the surface, but you never know when there’s going to be a seismic upset.
Saturday started off a bit chalky with No. 4 Alabama blowing out Wisconsin after Badgers QB Tyler Van Dyke suffered an injury on the opening drive. No. 6 Missouri continued that with a nervy come-from-behind home win over No. 24 Boston College.
No. 16 LSU also needed to rally on the road against South Carolina after falling behind 17-0 early. The Tigers did just that, earning a crucial SEC win as the Gamecocks’ game-tying kick sailed wide as time expired.
Perhaps the most notable result of the day was yet another disastrous Florida State loss.
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It looked for a minute like the Wildcats had a pick-6 on a Carson Beck pass that deflected off a receiver’s hands, but the call is overturned. It hit the ground.
Bullet dodged for Georgia, but it has to punt for the 4th time today.
Kentucky leads 3-0.
Touchdown Colorado!
The Buffaloes take the lead on their bitter rivals as Shedeur Sanders finds LaJohntay Wester for a short TD pass.
Meanwhile, Colorado State is up 3-0 on Colorado in Fort Collins. It’s been a ho-hum start to the game as both teams struggle offensive.
Quinn Ewers returns in street clothes, Steve Sarkisian says it’s an abdomen injury
It looks like Quinn Ewers is done for the night with what Steve Sarkisian called a “strained abdomen.”
Kentucky takes lead on Georgia
Alex Raynor nails a field goal from 55 yards (!) and Kentucky has the early edge on the No. 1 Bulldogs.
Dylan Raiola off to a hot start for Nebraska
Shaky start for No. 1 Georgia
The first two possessions have gone nowhere for the Bulldogs, who just avoided a disaster on a botched snap on 3rd down. Kentucky’s defense off to a nice start in Lexington.
Final: Utah 38, Utah State 21
Without starting QB Cam Rising, the Utes struggled early in this one. But freshman Isaac Wilson found a rhythm later in the game, completing 20 of his 33 passes for 239 yards and 3 touchdowns in the win.
Touchdown Texas!
Arch Manning does it with his legs this time, sprinting through UTSA’s defense for a 67-yard touchdown.
We’re off a going in this Georgia-Kentucky matchup. Bulldogs punted on their first possession while the Wildcats are on the move for their first drive. Into Georgia territory
Quinn Ewers injured, Arch Manning in
The Texas QB just left the game with a non-contact injury and it doesn’t look good. Arch Manning replaced him and threw a touchdown on the next play, but Longhorns nation will be holding its breath for a while.
Here’s Manning’s TD throw to DeAndre Moore:
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Texas jumps to 14-0 lead
Quinn Ewers throws his 2nd TD pass of the game, this one to Johntay Cook II for 19 yards.
Longhorns already up a couple scores on UTSA.
Touchdown Utah
Micah Bernard does most of the work on the ensuing drive for Utah, breaking several tackles during a 64-yard run down the sideline. A few plays later, Isaac Wilson finds Carsen Ryan in the corner of the end zone for the score.
Utah State misses FG
The lead will stand at 7 after USU’s Elliott Nimrod pulled his field goal attempt.
End of 3Q: Utah 28, Utah State 21
The Aggies are only down a touchdown with one quarter left to play in Logan.
They have the ball at the Utah 27-yard line after Utah’s Isaac Wilson threw an interception deep in his own territory near the end of the third quarter.
Final: Pitt 38, West Virginia 34
Pitt wins a WILD Backyard Brawl! Panthers come back from 10 points down in the 4th quarter.
Pitt takes the lead on a TD!
Derrick Davis Jr. plunges in from the 1 and the Panthers have come all the way back to lead the Backyard Brawl!
Pitt 38, West Virginia 34; 0:32 to play
Pitt has cut West Virginia’s lead to 34-31 and is in the red zone with the chance to take the lead here.
45 seconds to play in Pittsburgh
Final: Oklahoma 34, Tulane 19
That’ll do it for the Green Wave as Darian Menseh is stripped while trying to throw the ball. Oklahoma holds on to win.
Final: Wazzu 24, Washington 19
The Cougars were left behind in the Pac-12 after Washington and other bailed for different conferences.
This one has to feel good for WSU beating its hated rival in Seattle
