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  • Miami Hurricanes Hold Off A Late Surge By FIU To Beat the Panthers, 9-7

    The Miami Hurricanes baseball team (25-8, 6-6 ACC) survived a late comeback by the FIU Panthers Tuesday night at Mark Light Field, 9-7. With the win, Miami now moves to 9-0 on the season in midweek matchups.

  • Arkansas State Held LA Tech Hitless For Six innings En Route To A 10-2 Red Wolves Win

    Arkansas State (10-3, 0-0 SBC) held Louisiana Tech (8-5, 0-0 CUSA) hitless for six innings after the first frame thanks to the control of Ryan Ashford and Brett Foss on the mound. The Red Wolves defeated the Bulldogs 10-2 Tuesday night at J.C. Love Field at Pat Patterson Park.

  • CUSA Hoops: Bearkats Opened Up A Can On FIU, Whipping The Panthers, 100-67

    When shots fall like they did on Thursday, Sam Houston is awfully hard to beat.

    The Bearkats opened with a 16-0 run and never looked back to bounce FIU 100-67 in Conference USA action at Johnson Coliseum. Sam Houston (20-8, 12-5 CUSA) shot an outstanding 60 percent from the field and was 10 for 16 from behind the arc to extend its winning streak to four.

  • Kennesaw State Owls Stomp Out The Conference USA Leading Liberty Flames, 74-65

    Kennesaw State used a huge game from RJ Johnson and the best three-point shooting performance in 10 years to claim a 74-65 victory over first-place Liberty in a thrilling Conference USA men's basketball contest on Thursday night from VyStar Arena.

  • No. 25 WVU Baseball Split A Doubleheader With Liberty To Claim The Series Over The Flames

    The No. 25 West Virginia University baseball team split a doubleheader at Liberty on Saturday, winning the first game, 2-0, before dropping the series finale, 4-1. The Mountaineers go to 5-1 on the season while the Flames are now 3-3.

  • UTEP's Elijah Jones Named The Conference USA Men's Basketball Player Of The Week

    Elijah Jones, who nearly averaged a double-double in a pair of contests, has been voted as the Conference USA Men's Basketball Player of the Week, the league office revealed.

  • Louisiana Tech Fights Back From 11-Down To Beat Coastal Carolina And Win The Independence Bowl

    Penalty flags and turnovers dominated Saturday afternoon at Independence Stadium, but Louisiana Tech dominated when it mattered most.

    The Bulldogs erased an 11-point halftime deficit, shutting out Coastal Carolina in the second half to claim a 23-14 victory to become the 2025 Radiance Technologies Independence Bowl champions.

  • UTSA Erupts In A 57-20 Win Over FIU, Shatters Program Records In First Responder Bowl

    (BCSNN) - UTSA spotted FIU a 14-0 lead, then buried the Panthers under a 38‑point avalanche on the way to a 57-20 rout in the SERVPRO First Responder Bowl on Friday night at Gerald J. Ford Stadium. The Roadrunners closed the season at 7-6, securing their third straight bowl victory and their sixth consecutive winning season under head coach Jeff Traylor.

  • Western Kentucky Fought Hard And Pulled Out A 27-16 Win Against Southern Miss In The New Orleans Bowl

    WKU Football earned a 27-16 win over Southern Miss in the 2025 New Orleans Bowl on Tuesday night at the iconic Caesars Superdome.

  • Arkansas State Holds Off Missouri State To Win Xbox Bowl, Securing Back‑to‑Back Bowl Wins

    (BCSNN) - Arkansas State surged early and survived a late push from Missouri State to earn a 34-28 win in the Xbox Bowl on Thursday night at The Ford Center at The Star. The victory gives the Red Wolves (7-6) their sixth FBS bowl win in program history and marks just the second time they’ve posted bowl victories in consecutive seasons.

  • Jax State Rallies Past Troy To Win The 2025 Veterans Bowl And Reclaim The Ol’ School Bell

    (BCSNN) - For the first time since 1990, the Ol’ School Bell is back in Jacksonville. Jax State rallied to defeat Troy 17-13 in the 21st annual IS4S Salute to Veterans Bowl at Cramton Bowl Tuesday night, renewing the in-state rivalry after a 24-year hiatus.

  • Kennesaw State Owls Win Their First CUSA Football Championship, Edging Jax State 19-15

    (BCSNN) - With under a minute remaining, quarterback Amari Odom found wide receiver Navelle Dean for an 11-yard touchdown pass to lift Kennesaw State to a 19–15 victory over Jacksonville State in the Air National Guard Conference USA Championship Friday night at AmFirst Stadium.

  • Louisiana Tech Runs Over Sam Houston In A Conference USA Halloween Rout, 55-14

    (BCSNN) — Louisiana Tech turned Halloween night into a nightmare for Sam Houston, piling up 425 rushing yards and six ground touchdowns in a 55–14 blowout at Joe Aillet Stadium.

  • Missouri State Stays Hot And Downs FIU, 28–21, For First Home Win Over An FBS Opponent

    (BCSNN) — Missouri State made history Wednesday night at Plaster Stadium, never trailing and riding two-touchdown nights from Shomari Lawrence and Jmariyae Robinson to a 28–21 win over FIU — the program’s first home victory over an FBS opponent.

  • Johnson And Cook Help Lift Jacksonville State Past MTSU, Still Perfect In CUSA

    (BCSNN) — Jacksonville State rallied twice in the fourth quarter and leaned on explosive plays from Deondre Johnson and Cam Cook to edge Middle Tennessee 24–21 on Wednesday night at Johnny “Red” Floyd Stadium.

  • Kennesaw State Football Earns First Bowl Eligibility With Owls' 33-20 Win Over UTEP

    (BCSNN) — History was made Tuesday night as Kennesaw State scored 17 unanswered points in the second half to defeat UTEP 33–20 and secure its first-ever bowl eligibility at the FBS level.

  • Delaware Blue Hens Hold Off Middle Tennessee Blue Raiders In A Weekday C-USA Shootout

    (BCSNN) — The University of Delaware football team held off a late surge from Middle Tennessee to secure a 31–28 victory Wednesday night at Delaware Stadium. The win, broadcast nationally on ESPN2, lifted the Fightin’ Blue Hens to 4–3 overall and 2–2 in Conference USA play, while the Blue Raiders dropped to 1–6 (0–3 CUSA).

  • Missouri State Forces Four Turnovers, Wins A C-USA Overtime Thriller At New Mexico State

    (BCSNN) — Missouri State leaned on its defense and a clutch performance from quarterback Jacob Clark to outlast New Mexico State 24–17 in overtime Wednesday night in Conference USA play.

  • WKU Hilltoppers Clinch Bowl Eligibility With Overtime Road Win At Louisiana Tech, 28-27

    (BCSNN) — Western Kentucky secured its seventh consecutive bowl-eligible season in thrilling fashion Tuesday night, edging Louisiana Tech 28–27 in overtime at Joe Aillet Stadium. Quarterback Rodney Tisdale Jr., making his first career start, connected with Moussa Barry for the game-winning two-point conversion after George Hart III’s 4-yard touchdown run in the extra period.

  • Kennesaw State Owls Fly Past FIU To Kickoff CUSA Weekdays With A 45-26 Win

    (BCSNN) — Kennesaw State put together its most complete performance of the season Tuesday night, piling up 498 yards of offense and getting touchdowns from five different players in a 45–26 road win over FIU at Pitbull Stadium. The Owls improved to 5–2 overall and 3–0 in Conference USA play, extending their win streak to four games.

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2026 CFB Top 25 Week 5 AP Poll

RK
Team
PTS
Trend
1
TexasTexas (62)
1737
-
2
GeorgiaGeorgia (6)
1646
-
3
Notre DameNotre Dame
1581
-
4
MiamiMiami (1)
1501
+2
5
Ohio StateOhio State
1465
+2
6
IndianaIndiana (1)
1408
-1
7
AlabamaAlabama
1305
+1
8
FloridaFlorida
1272
+13
9
Ole MissOle Miss
1089
-5
10
BYUBYU
1078
-1
11
LSULSU
1073
-1
12
Texas TechTexas Tech
1053
-1
13
UtahUtah
903
+2
14
IowaIowa
856
+3
15
OregonOregon
725
+5
16
Mississippi StateMississippi State
715
+8
17
TennesseeTennessee
663
-3
18
USCUSC
410
-6
19
Oklahoma StateOklahoma State
345
NR
20
HoustonHouston
278
+5
21
SMUSMU
246
+1
22
Boise StateBoise State
221
NR
23
UCLAUCLA
218
NR
24
KentuckyKentucky
150
NR
25
MissouriMissouri
118
-6

Others receiving votes: Wisconsin 102, Duke 101, Penn State 98, Wake Forest 88, Virginia Tech 86, Michigan 54, Pittsburgh 52, Nebraska 36, Louisville 25, Cincinnati 20, James Madison 10, Arizona 8, Minnesota 7, North Dakota State 6, Northwestern 1
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