
Brown's 182 yards and Georgia Tech's costly mistakes carry Hokies to 34-24 win
Georgia Tech won the yardage count, but Virginia Tech built a 21-point halftime lead and answered the Yellow Jackets' third-quarter rally.
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Georgia Tech won the yardage count, but Virginia Tech built a 21-point halftime lead and answered the Yellow Jackets' third-quarter rally.

The Rockets ended the Eagles' unbeaten MAC start after taking a 31-7 halftime lead behind Richter and a defense that stopped all four fourth-down tries.

Atlanta was already without Divine Deablo when Daniels left with a neck injury. The Falcons say Daniels is alert and has movement in all his extremities.

Both teams retain their travel plans after the NFL says its French sites have experienced no disruption during protests.

A 430-yard rushing day and three fourth-quarter touchdowns carry the Falcons to a 41-31 Mountain West win.

Ben Roberts’ pick-six started the scoring, and Texas Tech built a 43-10 halftime lead to remain unbeaten.

The Cougars answer Oklahoma State’s fourth-quarter rally, then keep the ball for the final 4:54 to reach 6-1.

The Bruins reach 6-0 after Anthony Woods’ fourth-quarter touchdown and a defense that holds Wisconsin to 66 passing yards.

Miguel Mitchell’s late interception and a third-down throw from KJ Jackson to Jamari Hawkins finished a 31-21 road win over Vanderbilt.

Willie Rodriguez caught two touchdowns, and the Wildcats intercepted four passes to win their fifth straight game.

Braden Atkinson threw three touchdowns, including scores of 90 and 88 yards, as the Beavers won their fifth straight game.

Houston brings two defenders back from injured reserve, adds Jawhar Jordan and Bryce Hall for Jacksonville, and waives two rookies.

Walker Lyons caught the winning 6-yard pass with 1:47 left, and BYU’s defense held on to keep the Cougars unbeaten.

McGill scores with 1:53 left and Kenton Dopson III seals a 24-20 win after Duke erases a 17-point deficit.

Malachi Toney caught 11 passes, Javian Mallory ran for two touchdowns and the Hurricanes survived a disputed finish to stay unbeaten.

New York could not clear the salary needed to keep both veterans, leaving Wiseman in line to become its third center.

Austin Simmons threw for 339 yards against his former team, but Missouri never reached the end zone in Oxford.

Carr replaces Bryce Underwood after halftime, while three defensive takeaways help Michigan earn its first Big Ten win.

Green Bay adds Williams, Mosby and Owen for Dallas while replacing Moore in the receiving and return rotations.

A late Georgia fumble and a roughing penalty gave Auburn one more chance. Alex McPherson finished it from 34 yards.

Dallas opens a two-way spot and picks up Cooper Flagg’s third-year option, with one standard contract still to clear.

Pegan catches two touchdown passes, and Chenault’s fourth-quarter interception helps the Utes survive a 17-point Colorado surge.

Portland has one standard roster spot available after releasing the 23-year-old former lottery pick.

The injury interrupts a promising preseason and keeps Denver’s fourth-year guard out for the start of the season.