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  • Tulane Green Wave Rolls Through Charlotte For a 38-31 Overtime Win In The Queen City

    NEW ORLEANS - The Tulane football team (4-4, 2-2 American) tied the game with just 10 seconds remaining and won in overtime by a 38-31 margin against Charlotte (1-7, 1-3 American) on Friday night, Oct. 30, at Jerry Richardson Stadium.

  • North Texas Claims An Overtime Thriller In The Mean Green's 48-41 Win Over FAU

    The Mean Green offense once again showed why they are one of the most lethal units in the nation, and UNT moved to 4-0 in conference play for the first time since it was a Sun Belt program in 2004, with a 48-41 shootout over Florida Atlantic on Thursday night.

  • Dawson Jones Nailed A 50-Yard Field Goal, Coming Up Clutch For Army At Tulsa

    TULSA, Okla. – Dawson Jones booted a 50-yard field goal as time expired to lift Army West Point football to a 38-35 victory over Tulsa on Friday night at H.A. Chapman Stadium.

  • Memphis Overcomes Early Struggles To Beat ECU In Overtime And Clinch Bowl Eligibility

    BCSNN — Memphis still has areas to clean up as the season heads into its final stretch, but Thursday night offered another reminder that the Tigers are moving in the right direction. Facing a two-touchdown deficit and an uneven first half, Memphis rallied for a dramatic 41–34 overtime victory over East Carolina at Simmons Bank Liberty Stadium, becoming bowl eligible for the 13th consecutive season.

  • Tulane Forces Six Turnovers As The Green Wave Surges Past Memphis At Home, 31-17

    BCSNN — Tulane leaned on one of the most disruptive defensive performances in program history Friday night, forcing six turnovers and delivering a series of momentum‑swinging plays to defeat Memphis 31–17 at Yulman Stadium. The Green Wave (3–3, 1–1 American) overcame a yardage deficit, a slow offensive start, and a late Memphis push to secure their fourth win in the last five meetings with the Tigers.

  • UAB Rallies Late, Stuns East Carolina 30-17 In Overtime On Homecoming

    BCSNN — Down 14 points early and still trailing by eight with just over a minute remaining, UAB delivered its most dramatic comeback of the season Thursday night, storming back to defeat East Carolina 30–17 in overtime at Protective Stadium. The Blazers erased a sluggish start, mounted a 93‑yard game‑tying drive in the final 62 seconds, and sealed the Homecoming victory on Delvon Gulley’s 80‑yard interception return in the extra period.

  • James Madison Dukes Join The American As The Conference Strengthens Its Membership

    BCSNN — The American Conference made one of the most consequential moves of the realignment era on Monday, voting unanimously to admit James Madison University as a full member no later than July 1, 2028.

  • Hartline's Insults Of The Alamo Dome And UTSA's Crowd Noise Backfire As USF Falls

    BCSNN — UTSA delivered its most dramatic finish of the season Thursday night, rallying behind A’Marion Peterson’s third rushing touchdown — a 1‑yard score with 15 seconds remaining — to defeat South Florida 31–24 at the Alamodome in American Conference play.

  • North Texas Putting Its Contender Credentials Together With A 45-44 OT Win Over Tulsa

    BCSNN — If there were any lingering doubts about North Texas’ ceiling in the American Athletic Conference, Thursday night went a long way toward erasing them. Behind Tayven Jackson’s five total touchdowns and Jahiem White’s 219‑yard rushing performance, the Mean Green outlasted Tulsa 45-44 in overtime - the kind of gritty, high‑pressure road win that contenders find a way to secure.

  • Army Marches Into Philadelphia And Liberates The Temple Owls From A Win At Home

    PHILADELPHIA – Army West Point Football scored a go-ahead touchdown with less than two minutes remaining at Lincoln Financial Field, before turning the Temple Owls away late to complete a 21-17 victory on Friday night.

  • South Florida, East Carolina, And Tulsa Players Take This Week's American Football Honors

    IRVING, Texas – The American Conference has announced the winners of the league’s weekly football honors from Week 3 of the 2026 season.

  • USF Bulls Fight Back And Rally To Down The Army Black Knights On The Road, 28-24

    South Florida erased a 10-point fourth-quarter deficit highlighted by a fourth-down 38-yard touchdown pass from Michael Van Buren Jr. to Joshua Porter with 19 seconds remaining. The Bulls stunned Army, 28-24, Saturday at Michie Stadium to move to 2-0 in the Hartline era.

  • Neal Brown And North Texas Host UNLV, With The Winner Likely To Be A CFP Front-Runner

    BCSNN — It's time for the home crowd in Denton to see, in person, what Head Ball Coach Neal Brown has in store for the Mean Green faithful. After opening the season under a national spotlight in Bloomington against reigning national champ Indiana, the North Texas football team returns home Saturday for a pivotal early‑season test. The Mean Green will be hosting UNLV at 2:45 p.m. CT inside DATCU Stadium in a nationally televised matchup on ESPNU.

  • No. 6 Indiana Puts On An Impressive Performance Against A Rebuilding North Texas, 52-16

    BLOOMINGTON, Ind. -- Sweltering heat (on-the-field heat index of 152), blazing sunshine, a bloodied quarterback, a sell-out crowd and a season-opener like no other in Indiana football history -- celebrating a national championship -- delivered Saturday’s 52-16 victory over North Texas at Merchants Bank Field at Memorial Stadium, a lesson in toughness and insights into future improvements.

  • UNLV Leads Early, But Memphis Strikes In The Second Half For A Tigers Win On The Road

    (BCSNN) — UNLV opened its season with promise, energy and a third‑quarter touchdown lead, but Memphis had the final answer. The Tigers scored the last 13 points Saturday night to beat the Rebels 27-21 in a nationally televised Week Zero matchup at Allegiant Stadium.

  • NCAA's Governance Whittled Away More With Another Court's Temporary Restraining Order

    (BCSNN) -- Why even have rules in college football anymore? That's the question some are asking as another injunction shows there is little governance left in the sport.

  • Consistency And Shutting Down Navy Earns Monken An Extension With Army Football

    (BCSNN) -- Army has made a major statement about the future of its football program. The Black Knights have rewarded head coach Jeff Monken with a new five‑year contract, a move that underscores just how dramatically he has transformed the program — and how committed Army is to keeping him.

  • Top 5 Questions Facing Fans As The 2026 College Football Season Prepares To Kickoff

    (BCSNN | UPI) -- It's almost time to pull out your favorite jersey, throw on that pair of old lucky socks, and start slapping on the face paint, because the 2026 college football season is fast approaching. As players and coaches start returning to camp and fall workouts begin to ramp up, we're going to see how some quarterback battles shake out, and a lot of eyes will be looking at recent coaching changes. Come on — you know you're curious to see what James Franklin is going to do in Blacksburg.

  • LSU Football Added Four In-State Opponents To Its Future Schedule Highlighted By Tulane

    BATON ROUGE – LSU has added four Louisiana teams to its future non-conference football schedule beginning with a game against Northwestern State on Aug. 28, 2027, the school announced.

  • Bowl Games Have Lost Their Meaning In College Football But Moving Them Might Help

    (BCSNN) -- College football bowl games once defined the sport. For decades, teams fought to reach the postseason, to play somewhere around Christmas, student-athletes stayed committed to their teams regardless of NFL futures, and entire seasons were judged by which bowl a program earned. Even during the BCS era and the early four‑team playoff years, bowl games still mattered.

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2026 CFB Top 25 Week 9 AP Poll

RK
Team
PTS
Trend
1
MiamiMiami (59)
1735
-
2
Ohio StateOhio State (10)
1681
+1
3
GeorgiaGeorgia
1511
+2
4
IndianaIndiana
1459
+2
5
Notre DameNotre Dame
1458
-1
6
UtahUtah (1)
1413
+4
7
UCLAUCLA
1398
+2
8
BYUBYU
1325
-6
9
KentuckyKentucky
1185
+3
10
AlabamaAlabama
1063
+3
11
TexasTexas
966
+8
12
Ole MissOle Miss
871
-5
13
Texas TechTexas Tech
861
-5
14
Wake ForestWake Forest
822
+3
15
LSULSU
813
+3
16
TennesseeTennessee
662
-5
17
FloridaFlorida
556
+3
18
HoustonHouston
491
-4
19
SMUSMU
440
+4
20
Boise StateBoise State
422
+1
20
NorthwesternNorthwestern
422
+4
22
ArizonaArizona
400
+3
23
MissouriMissouri
329
-1
24
Oklahoma StateOklahoma State
180
NR
25
WisconsinWisconsin
125
NR

Others receiving votes: Iowa 76, New Mexico 41, Cincinnati 11, Oregon State 10, South Carolina 8, Minnesota 7, USC 7, UTSA 1, Virginia Tech 1
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