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  • Demond Williams Jr. Breaks Another Record At Washington In Huskies' Win Over Rutgers

    (BCSNN) -- Demond Williams Jr. set a school record with 538 yards of total offense and accounted for four touchdowns as Washington defeated Rutgers 38–19 on Friday night at Alaska Airlines Field at Husky Stadium.

  • Pair Of Maryland Terrapins Added To Shaun Alexander Freshman Of The Year Award Watch

    The Maxwell Football Club announced its mid-season watch list additions for the Shaun Alexander Freshman of the Year Award today and Maryland defensive linemen Zahir Mathis and Sidney Stewart have been added.

  • UCLA's Tim Skipper Earns Two National Coach Of The Week Awards After Topping Penn State

    UCLA interim head coach Tim Skipper has earned a pair of National Coach of the Week honors after leading UCLA to a 42-37 upset victory over then-No. 7 Penn State last Saturday, as he was recognized by both the Dodd Trophy and Bear Bryant Awards.

  • Big Ten Weighing A $2 Billion Private Equity Deal Amid Shifting College Sports Landscape

    (BCSNN) — The Big Ten Conference is exploring a landmark partnership with a private equity firm that could inject more than $2 billion into its operations, according to multiple reports. Discussions have been ongoing since spring meetings earlier this year, with league officials considering the creation of a commercial entity - tentatively named Big Ten Enterprises - to house media rights, sponsorships, and other revenue-generating assets.

  • Brown Comes In For An Injured Gronowski As Iowa Falls To No. 11 Indiana

    (BCSNN) -- It was another close one for Iowa, but the Hawkeyes saw Gronowski go down before falling to No. 11 Indiana, 20-15, Saturday afternoon on Duke Slater Field at Kinnick Stadium.

  • Power Four Closes Ranks: ACC’s 9-Game Move Puts The Squeeze On Group Of Six Conferences

    (BCSNN) — The ACC’s decision to adopt a nine-game conference schedule starting in 2026 may seem like a simple alignment move with the rest of the Power 4, but for Group of Six programs like Oregon State and Memphis, it’s a seismic shift that threatens their access to marquee match-ups—and the revenue, exposure, and recruiting visibility that come with them.

  • Iowa Hawkeyes Kick Returner Kaden Wetjen Named Big Ten Special Teams Player Of The Week

    University of Iowa senior return specialist Kaden Wetjen has been named Big Ten Special Teams Player of the Week following his performance in the Hawkeyes’ 47-7 win over UMass. The announcement was made Monday by the Big Ten Conference office.

  • Tim Skipper Named Interim Head Coach Of UCLA Football After Firing Of DeShaun Foster

    (BCSNN) — UCLA fired head football coach DeShaun Foster on Sunday following the Bruins’ 0-3 start to the 2025 season, marking the program’s worst opening since 2019. Athletic director Martin Jarmond announced the decision two days after a 35-10 home loss to New Mexico, the second consecutive defeat to a Mountain West opponent.

  • Addison Ostrenga’s Season Ends Early As Hawkeyes Tight End Room Faces Familiar Adversity

    (BCSNN) — Iowa senior tight end Addison Ostrenga will miss the remainder of the 2025 season after suffering an Achilles injury in the first quarter of the Hawkeyes’ Week 2 loss to Iowa State, head coach Kirk Ferentz confirmed. Ostrenga underwent surgery on Monday and will begin rehabilitation immediately.

  • UCLA Backup Quarterback Pierce Clarkson Suspended By Bruins Following Felony Arrest

    (BCSNN) — UCLA backup quarterback Pierce Clarkson has been suspended indefinitely from all team activities following his arrest on unspecified felony charges, the university confirmed over the weekend. The 21-year-old was taken into custody by the Los Angeles Police Department’s Southwest Division and released later that day after posting $30,000 bail. His first court appearance is scheduled for Oct. 3.

  • Latest AP Poll Shows That Ranked Wins And Records Don't Mean As Much As Brand Names

    (BCSNN) -- Some things never change, and you can count the disrespect of AP voters for teams from The American, as one of those constants. The AP released its Top 25 College Football Poll for Week 3 on Sunday, and while the top five remained mostly unchanged — with No. 1 Ohio State, No. 2 Penn State, No. 3 LSU, and No. 5 Miami all holding firm — the middle of the rankings saw notable movement. Oregon climbed two spots to No. 4 after a 69–3 throttling of Oklahoma State, while Michigan fell eight places to No. 23, after that surprise loss to Oklahoma.

  • No. 16 Iowa State Knocks Off Iowa, 16–13, In A Defensive Thriller To Win The Cy-Hawk Rivalry

    (BCSNN) — No. 16 Iowa State held off a late Iowa rally to secure a 16–13 win in the annual Cy-Hawk rivalry game Saturday at Jack Trice Stadium, marking the Cyclones’ first home victory in the series under head coach Matt Campbell. The game was defined by defensive grit and clutch special teams, with Iowa State kicker Kyle Konrardy drilling a 54-yard field goal with under two minutes remaining to seal the win.

  • Northwestern Cruises Past Western Illinois Behind Stone’s Three-Touchdown Night

    (BCSNN) — Preston Stone threw for 245 yards and three touchdowns to lead Northwestern to a commanding 42-7 win over Western Illinois on Friday night at Martin Stadium. The victory marked the Wildcats’ first of the season and a much-needed bounce-back after a turnover-plagued opener at Tulane.

  • Maryland Stifles NIU In 20–9 Victory Behind Washington’s Poise, Defensive Surge

    (BCSNN) — True freshman quarterback Malik Washington threw for 254 yards and two touchdowns to lead Maryland past Northern Illinois 20–9 on Friday night at SECU Stadium. The win extended the Terrapins’ non-conference winning streak to 17 games, the longest active run in the FBS.

  • Big Ten Vs Big 12 Preview: No. 6 Oregon Hosts "Po' Boy" Oklahoma State At Autzen Stadium

    (BCSNN) — No. 6 Oregon welcomes Oklahoma State to Autzen Stadium on Saturday, Sept. 13, in a non-conference clash that pits two programs at different stages of development. The Ducks (1-0) are coming off a dominant 59-13 win over Montana State, while the Cowboys (1-0) are navigating a youth movement after a 3-9 campaign in 2024.

  • Kirk Ferentz And Iowa Hoping To Upset No. 16 Iowa State In The 2025 Cy-Hawk Showdown

    (BCSNN) — The annual Cy-Hawk rivalry returns Saturday as Iowa travels to No. 16 Iowa State for a noon kickoff at Jack Trice Stadium, where the Cyclones aim to defend home turf and extend their early-season momentum. The game marks the 72nd meeting between the in-state foes, with Iowa holding a 47-24 edge in the series, though Iowa State has won two of the last three.

  • Nebraska Beats Cincinnati, 20–17, Behind Raiola’s Impressive Debut, And A Late Defensive Stand

    (BCSNN) — Dylan Raiola let the nation know that he's arrived as he racked up 243 yards and two touchdowns in his Nebraska debut, while Malcolm Hartzog Jr. sealed the win with a late interception as the Cornhuskers held off Cincinnati 20–17 on Thursday night at Arrowhead Stadium.

  • Wisconsin Football Kicks Things Off By Blanking The Miami Redhawks, 17-0, In Madison

    Wisconsin Football kicked off the 2025 season on Thursday night at Camp Randall Stadium, stifling the Miami (OH) RedHawks in a 17-0 win. The Badgers' defense assembled an impressive performance, holding the RedHawks to just 117 total yards and a 0-for-9 third down conversion clip.Thursday night's win marks the Badgers' 28th straight victory over a non-conference opponent in the season-opening game. Additionally, Wisconsin now owns a 17-0 record in night games against unranked teams.

  • Cincinnati Bearcats Get Ready To Host Nebraska In Kansas City For UC's Kickoff

    The 2025 Cincinnati Football season begins next Thursday, Aug. 28 against Nebraska in the Battle Sports Kansas City Classic at GEHA Field at Arrowhead Stadium.

    The game is set to kick off at 9:00 p.m. ET on ESPN.

  • Ohio Heads To Rutgers For A Season Opener In Piscataway With High Stakes On Both Sides

    (BCSNN) — We've got more college football headed our way on Thursday night with Rutgers hosting defending Mid-American Conference champion Ohio at SHI Stadium. The matchup, set for 6 p.m. ET on Big Ten Network, marks a critical early test for two programs with postseason ambitions and momentum from strong 2024 campaigns.

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2025 AP MBB Top 25 Poll Week 6

RK
Team
PTS
Trend
1
ArizonaArizona (33)
1461
+1
2
MichiganMichigan (19)
1440
+1
3
DukeDuke (7)
1400
+1
4
Iowa StateIowa State (1)
1304
+6
5
UConnUConn
1263
-
6
PurduePurdue
1173
-5
7
HoustonHouston
1064
+1
8
GonzagaGonzaga
1054
+3
9
Michigan StateMichigan State
1017
-2
10
BYUBYU
1007
-1
11
LouisvilleLouisville
877
-5
12
AlabamaAlabama
854
-
13
IllinoisIllinois
771
+1
14
North CarolinaNorth Carolina
724
+2
15
VanderbiltVanderbilt
686
+2
16
Texas TechTexas Tech
508
+3
17
ArkansasArkansas
488
+8
18
FloridaFlorida
422
-3
19
KansasKansas
380
+2
20
TennesseeTennessee
286
-7
21
AuburnAuburn
264
-1
22
St. John'sSt. John's
254
+1
23
NebraskaNebraska
180
+3
24
VirginiaVirginia
130
+2
25
UCLAUCLA
79
+1

Others receiving votes: Iowa 60, Oklahoma State 54, USC 50, Georgia 49, Saint Mary's 38, Seton Hall 31, Kentucky 29, Wisconsin 24, Indiana 18, Clemson 14, LSU 14, Villanova 9, California 6, Miami 4, Notre Dame 4, SMU 3, TCU 2, Miami (OH) 2, Arizona State 2, St. Bonaventure 1

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