
Four interceptions lift Texas Tech past Colorado 29–7
Texas Tech overcame an early deficit with three Stone Harrington field goals and a fourth-quarter defensive touchdown.

Texas Tech overcame an early deficit with three Stone Harrington field goals and a fourth-quarter defensive touchdown.

CJ Miller and Connor Walendzak combined for 299 rushing yards as Toledo overcame Ball State’s early lead.

Dylone Brooks scored on a 72-yard run and a 74-yard reception as Louisiana Tech survived Army’s late touchdown drive.

Jared Hollins threw three touchdowns, including two to Anthony Eager, as South Alabama piled up 570 yards.

Max Johnson threw three touchdowns in a 31–24 road victory after Coastal Carolina erased a 17–3 deficit.

UTSA scored all its points before halftime and stopped Rice’s last drive with two sacks and a fourth-down tackle.

Tony Sterner made a 37-yard field goal after Louisiana drove from its own seven-yard line in the closing minutes.

Leonard Farrow scored on returns of 98 and 92 yards before Caden Veltkamp threw four touchdown passes against Texas Southern.

Ajani Sheppard ran for a 34-yard touchdown with 3:08 left, and Temple handed previously unbeaten South Florida its first loss.

George Pettaway scored on runs of 73 and 33 yards during a 28-point second quarter that kept James Madison unbeaten.

Braden Atkinson and Jesse Legree powered a 30-point road win, while Colorado State changed its defensive staff during the game.

Dylan Riley ran for two touchdowns and Maddux Madsen threw two more, while a 21-yard interception return helped Boise State build its halftime lead.

Jamal Roberts scored three rushing touchdowns, Austin Simmons threw for 340 yards, and Missouri held Florida to 42 yards on the ground.

KJ Edwards and Marcel Reed each ran for 66 yards, and the Aggies controlled possession for more than 38 minutes in a 34–7 victory.

Bear Bachmeier scored on runs of nine and 21 yards as BYU overcame a difficult passing night and injuries to LJ Martin and Isaiah Glasker.

All 16 afternoon results, with individual reports on each game’s decisive plays and performances.

The Wildcats erased a 17-point deficit, then chose a winning conversion after Henry Boyer’s overtime touchdown at South Carolina.

Toa Fa’avae threw three touchdown passes, while Austin Brawley scored on an interception return and blocked a punt for a safety.

Ryan Browne threw for 255 yards, and Purdue protected a late two-touchdown lead to claim its first conference win of the season.

Anthony Colandrea threw three touchdown passes as Nebraska erased a nine-point deficit and shut out Maryland after halftime.

Delange makes four field goals, and the Blazers shut out Samford after Nelson’s 95-yard fumble return gives the Bulldogs a halftime lead.

Five receivers score as the Panthers win their Sun Belt opener; Roche supplies Old Dominion’s only touchdown with a record punt return.

The Cardinals erase a 14-point deficit, but three lost fumbles and Vinesett’s third field goal leave the Wolfpack ahead.

Noah Kim throws two touchdowns, and Caleb Dobbs’ interception sets up the score that turns a close game into a three-touchdown lead.