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  • No. 20 Tulane Defeats No. 24 North Texas To Win The American Conference Championship

    (BCSNN) - No. 20 Tulane captured its second straight American Conference Championship with a 34–21 victory over No. 24 North Texas Friday night at Yulman Stadium.

  • USF Names Brian Hartline The Bulls Seventh Head Football Coach, Taps Rising Star From Ohio State

    University of South Florida CEO of Athletics Rob Higgins has announced the selection of Brian Hartline, widely considered one of college football's rising coaching stars and one of the nation's outstanding recruiters, as the seventh head coach of South Florida Football.

  • North Texas Wastes No Time Hiring Neal Brown To Be The New Head Coach Of The Mean Green

    (BCSNN | UPI) -- The University of North Texas announced Tuesday that Neal Brown has been hired as the 21st head football coach in program history. Vice President and Director of Athletics Jared Mosley introduced Brown as one of the most respected offensive minds in college football, citing his track record of program-building and sustained success.

  • Record-Setting Regular-Season Concludes For North Texas With A 52-25 Win Over Temple

    The UNT football team continued its assault on the program record book, and national record book, on Friday with a dominant 52-25 win over Temple in its regular-season finale to secure its 11th win of the season for the first time in program history.

  • Zach Kittley Has Already Started Assembling His 2026 Roster At FAU With Signing Of RB Leonard Farrow

    Florida Atlantic football has begun its roster construction for 2026, year two under Hagerty Family Head Football Coach Zach Kittley.

  • Tulane Men's Basketball Used A Huge Second-Half To Down Nicolls, 82-72

    Tulane men's basketball (5-2) rode a 21-1 second-half scoring run to secure the 82-72 victory over Nicholls (0-6) Friday afternoon inside Avron B. Fogelman Arena in the Devlin Fieldhouse. The Green Wave shot 56.5 percent from the field and dominating the around the rim, scoring 22 points in the paint during the second half against the Colonels.

  • Navy Midshipmen Shutout Memphis In The Second Half, Beating The Tigers, 28-17

    (BCSNN) — Navy leaned on its defense and ground game to secure a 28–17 victory over Memphis on Tuesday night at Simmons Bank Liberty Stadium. The win improved the Midshipmen to 9–2 overall and 7–1 in the American Athletic Conference, clinching at least a share of the regular season title.

  • Tulsa Football Continues To Shock Fans And Opponents As The Hurricane Downs Army

    The University of Tulsa defeated Army by a final score of 26-25 at Michie Stadium on Saturday. This victory marked the first American Conference win for head coach Tre Lamb. The Golden Hurricane outscored Army 12-0 in the fourth quarter to seal the comeback win.

  • North Texas Head Coach Eric Morris Named A 2025 George Munger Coach of the Year Semifinalist

    UNT head football coach Eric Morris was named to the George Munger College Coach of the Year semifinalist list, the Maxwell Football Club announced.

  • Top 3 Hold Steady In CFP Rankings As Alabama And Texas Both Tumble, And Tulane Debuts

    The top three teams in the College Football Playoff rankings remained unchanged Tuesday night, with Ohio State, Indiana, and Texas A&M holding steady after Week 12 wins. But the biggest headline came from Tuscaloosa, where Alabama dropped six spots to No. 10 following a 23–21 home loss to Oklahoma, which climbed to No. 8.

  • Virginia Tech Fends Off Charlotte As The Hokies Remain Perfect At Home With An 84-76 Win

    (BCSNN) — Virginia Tech held off a physical Charlotte squad to remain unbeaten, defeating the 49ers 84–76 Sunday night at Cassell Coliseum. The Hokies led for 39 minutes and moved to 4–0 on the season behind standout performances from Jailen Bedford and Tobi Lawal.

  • Tulsa Beats Oregon State To The Point, Folks Are Questioning The Pac-12's Future

    (BCSNN) The new Pac-12 will launch next season, but at least one of its flagship programs looks like a broken down old jalopy that can barely run. To put it mildly, Oregon State got the **** kicked out of it Saturday night. Tulsa rushed for 283 yards and scored three touchdowns on the ground to power past Oregon State 31–14 at H.A. Chapman Stadium, marking the first-ever meeting between the two programs.

  • Dylan Arnett’s Game-Winner Gives North Texas The 64–62 Win Over Loyola Chicago

    (BCSNN) — The Mean Green are still undefeated, after senior Dylan Arnett hit a game-winning mid-range jumper with just seconds remaining, earning North Texas a 64–62 victory over Loyola Chicago on Sunday at NOW Arena..

  • Tulane Surges Early As The Green Wave Holds Off Memphis In A 38–32 American Thriller

    (BCSNN) — Tulane raced to a 35-point first half and survived a furious fourth-quarter rally to defeat No. 22 Memphis 38–32 in a Friday night showdown at the Liberty Bowl, earning a pivotal American Conference victory in one of the season’s most electrifying games.

  • South Florida's Defense Sparks A 55–23 Rout Of UTSA On The Bulls' Salute To Service Night

    (BCSNN) — South Florida scored two defensive touchdowns before its offense took the field and never looked back, rolling past UTSA 55–23 on Salute to Service night at Raymond James Stadium.

  • Tobiason Scores 23 As Temple Opens Season With 83–65 Win Over Delaware State

    (BCSNN) — Sophomore Aiden Tobiason scored 23 points, including 16 in the second half, to lead Temple to an 83–65 win over Delaware State in the Owls’ season opener Tuesday night at the Liacouras Center.

  • Jordan Riley Leads ECU Pirates MBB Past Georgia Southern, 92–89, In Season Opener

    (BCSNN) — Jordan Riley scored a game-high 22 points and grabbed eight rebounds to lead East Carolina to a 92–89 win over Georgia Southern in the Pirates’ season opener Tuesday night at Minges Coliseum.

  • UNT’s Quinton Hammonds Named American Defensive Player Of The Week After Navy Win

    (BCSNN)— North Texas sophomore defensive back Quinton Hammonds was named the American Conference Defensive Player of the Week on Monday following his two-interception performance in a 31–17 win over previously unbeaten Navy at DATCU Stadium.

  • Kickoff And TV Details As Tulsa Set To Host Oregon State In First-Ever Meeting On Nov. 15

    (BCSNN) — The American Conference has announced the kickoff time and broadcast details for Tulsa’s upcoming football matchup against Oregon State. The Golden Hurricane and Beavers will meet for the first time ever on Saturday, Nov. 15, with kickoff set for 12 p.m. CT at H.A. Chapman Stadium.

  • Memphis Steamrolls Rice, 38–14, Setting The Stage For A Huge Showdown With Tulane

    (BCSNN) — No. 25 Memphis delivered a Halloween beatdown Friday night, racing past Rice 38–14 at Rice Stadium to improve to 8–1 overall and 4–1 in the American Conference. The win sets up a pivotal home matchup with Tulane next Friday in Memphis.

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2026 CFB Top 25 Week 3 AP Poll

RK
Team
PTS
Trend
1
TexasTexas (56)
1678
+3
2
GeorgiaGeorgia (3)
1551
-
3
Notre DameNotre Dame (1)
1531
-
4
IndianaIndiana (3)
1466
+1
5
MiamiMiami (4)
1452
+2
6
Ohio StateOhio State
1407
-5
7
LSULSU (1)
1334
+1
8
Ole MissOle Miss
1216
+1
9
Texas A&MTexas A&M
1165
+1
10
AlabamaAlabama
1068
+2
11
BYUBYU
966
+4
12
USCUSC
944
+2
13
Texas TechTexas Tech
910
-
14
Penn StatePenn State
692
+2
15
TennesseeTennessee
676
+3
16
SMUSMU
636
+1
17
UtahUtah
558
+3
18
IowaIowa
391
+3
19
MichiganMichigan
382
NR
20
MissouriMissouri
344
+3
21
OregonOregon
324
-15
22
HoustonHouston
292
-
23
LouisvilleLouisville
244
+1
24
OklahomaOklahoma
222
-13
25
VirginiaVirginia
182
-

Others receiving votes: Washington 172, Florida 83, Boise State 57, Oklahoma State 36, Western Michigan 35, Tulsa 18, Mississippi State 17, South Carolina 15, Virginia Tech 11, UCLA 9, James Madison 6, Arizona 5, North Dakota State 3, Kansas State 1, Pittsburgh 1

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