The Owls kept things close but ultimately suffered a second-straight loss to UConn, 29-20. The Huskies scored a pair of unanswered touchdowns to overcome a 20-16 fourth-quarter deficit. 

The loss dropped Temple to 1-5 this season, with its only win coming against Utah State. The Owls now get a week off before hosting a Tulsa team that’s struggling just as much. 

The punching bag finally punched back. 

Houston secured its first Big 12 win with a 30-19 victory over TCU in Fort Worth. The game ended a two-game skid for the Cougars to start conference play. 

Now at 2-4, Houston gets a break before heading to Kansas, which is still looking for its first Big 12 win of the season. 

No other team in FBS scored more than Tulane in Week 6 as it thumped UAB 71-20. 

At 4-2, the Green Wave has won three in a row since losing to Oklahoma Week 6 and is a favorite to win the AAC. It will likely be four-straight wins for Tulane after hosting Rice following a bye week. 

In what was somehow not even the biggest upset of the week, Arkansas upended No. 4 Tennessee 19-14 in Fayetteville. After taking a 14-3 lead, the Volunteers then gave up 16 unanswered points while not scoring again. 

It was Tennessee’s first loss of the season, dropping to 4-1. The Volunteers host Florida next at 6 p.m. Saturday. 

The Tigers are still looking for their first SEC win after a 31-13 loss to Georgia. It was Auburn’s third loss in a row to start conference play. At least now the Tigers can lick their wounds for a week before going to Missouri. 

Like the Sooners, Texas got a week off before the Red River Showdown at 2:30 p.m. Saturday. The Longhorns will enter the rivalry undefeated at 5-0 and as the top team in the country. 

The Gamecocks caught Ole Miss after a tough loss, and the Rebels rebounded with a 27-3 win over South Carolina. South Carolina handled Kentucky 31-6 Week 2 but has beaten only Akron since while dropping to 3-2. And now the Gamecocks go to Tuscaloosa to plan an angry Alabama team. 

The Rebels bounced back from their first loss with a 27-3 win against South Carolina. Ole Miss is 5-1 and still a top-10 team despite the upset from Kentucky last week. 

Ole Miss gets LSU in a primetime matchup at 6:30 p.m. Saturday on ABC. 

At 3-2, Maine got a week off after notching back-to-back wins. But now Maine will play a 5-0 Delaware squad for a real test. 

Missouri has been accused of being a fraud, and those accusations seemed to be proven true Saturday as the Tigers lost to Texas A&M 41-10 in a blowout. It was Mizzou’s first loss, but it was still ugly enough to instill doubt about how good the Tigers really are. 

At least things get easy for a week, though, against Massachusetts, which is 1-5. 

The Crimson Tide was on the wrong side of a historical upset as SEC laughing stock Vanderbilt took down the No. 1 team in the country, 40-35. Alabama hosts South Carolina next at 11 a.m. Saturday after suffering its first loss of the season. 

The Tigers have won four games in a row since a season-opening loss to Lincoln Riley’s USC. LSU got a week off in the midst of its winning streak before hosting Ole Miss on Saturday night in a top-15 matchup.

PINEVILLE, La. (KALB) – In a game that went back-and-forth for four quarters, the LCU Wildcats (1-4) came up short in the final seconds, losing to Oklahoma Panhandle State 48-40 and ending their 14 game home winning streak.

LCU had a chance to tie the game in the final minutes of regulation and they got the ball to the 27 yard line, but the Wildcats ran out of time. The game ended after quarterback River Thompson’s pass to Ethan Christman fell incomplete.

Throughout the game, the Wildcats found great success on the ground, rushing for 346 yards and five touchdowns. Both sophomore Taevion Cunningham and senior Daylon Charles eclipsed 140 individual yards.

The LCU defense allowed 435 total yards of offense, as well as a 96-yard kick return touchdown by Draylon Roberson to tie the game at 34 in the third quarter. Aggies quarterback Brandon Stephens threw three touchdown passes in the victory.

LCU Football will look to bounce back next Saturday on the road against North American University with kickoff slated for 2 p.m.

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The Shreveport Mudbugs and the visiting Oklahoma Warriors tied 1-1 in regulation on Saturday.

Shreveport beat Oklahoma in overtime 2-1.

Shreveport’s

Cole Hutchinson

scored the game-winning goal.

The first period was scoreless, and late in the second period, the Mudbugs took the lead when

Andrej Paricka

scored assisted by

Jonah Jasser

.

Travis Bryson

tied the game 1-1 with a goal in the middle of the third period, assisted by

Ollie Chessler

.

The Mudbugs took the lead with 31 remaining of the third after a goal from Cole Hutchinson, assisted by

Kyan Haldenby

.

Next up:

On Friday the Mudbugs will play at home against the Ice Wolves at 7:11 p.m. CST at Georges Pond Hirsch Coliseum, while the Warriors will face the Jackalopes road at 7:15 p.m. CST at Ector County Coliseum.

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