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For the second time this season, No. 6 Ole Miss overwhelmed No. 11 Tulane, this time on the biggest stage the program has ever played on. The Rebels rolled to a 41-10 win in the first round of the College Football Playoff on Saturday at Vaught‑Hemingway Stadium, delivering a dominant postseason debut and giving first‑year head coach Pete Golding his first career victory.
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(BCSNN) - Alabama didn’t beat Oklahoma the first time this season. That didn’t matter. In the College Football Playoff, the sport’s blue bloods always get another shot - and the Crimson Tide cashed in on theirs Friday night, erasing a 17–0 deficit to beat the Sooners 34–24 and advance to the CFP Quarterfinals.
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(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.
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South Florida Football Head Coach Brian Hartline has announced four defensive staff members, including former Bulls defensive back Danny Verpaele, that will complete the Bulls' primary defensive staff under defensive coordinator Josh Aldridge.
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(BCSNN) - In a move that feels equal parts shocking and strangely inevitable, Texas head coach Steve Sarkisian announced Thursday that the Longhorns are parting ways with defensive coordinator Pete Kwiatkowski and defensive passing game coordinator Duane Akina — and bringing back a familiar, polarizing, and undeniably SEC‑seasoned figure: Will Muschamp.
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