BCSNN — No. 24 Oklahoma will be without one of its most productive offensive weapons for the foreseeable future. Head coach Brent Venables announced Monday that starting wide receiver Trell Harris will miss significant time as he continues to be evaluated following a hard hit sustained in Saturday’s loss at Michigan.

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BCSNN — A year ago, Houston faced a Texas Tech defense loaded with future NFL draft picks. The Red Raiders sent six defenders to the league, including four in the first three rounds, and used that unit as the backbone of a College Football Playoff run. As the Cougars prepare for Friday night’s Big 12 opener at Galaxy Stadium, head coach Willie Fritz expects a challenge that looks remarkably similar.

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TALLAHASSEE — Florida State University announced today that Michael Alford is no longer serving as Vice President and Director of Intercollegiate Athletics, effective Sept. 14. President Richard McCullough has appointed Bruce Warwick, currently Senior Associate Athletics Director, to serve as Interim Director of Athletics while a national search for a permanent successor is conducted.

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BCSNN — No. 7 Miami heads into Friday night’s ACC matchup at Wake Forest as a 22.5‑point road favorite, but the most notable movement entering the game has come on the total. Oddsmakers opened the number at 50.5, and steady action pushed it upward to 55.5, a significant five‑point climb that reflects growing expectation of a high‑scoring contest at Allegacy Federal Credit Union Stadium.

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IRVING, Texas – BYU and Oklahoma State had multiple players honored, with Colorado and Texas Tech also receiving accolades, in the second set of Monster Energy Big 12 Football weekly awards. The Cowboys received a majority of honors after defeating then-No. 6 Oregon, 39-31, on Saturday in Stillwater, and the Cougars took home two awards after beating Arizona 28-17 in the first Conference game of the season.

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