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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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BCSNN — For three quarters, the first top‑five showdown of the season looked like a letdown. The atmosphere was electric, the stakes enormous, but the football itself felt flat. Then, in a span of minutes that will be replayed all year, Texas flipped the script, flipped the scoreboard, and flipped the national conversation.
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South Florida erased a 10-point fourth-quarter deficit highlighted by a fourth-down 38-yard touchdown pass from Michael Van Buren Jr. to Joshua Porter with 19 seconds remaining. The Bulls stunned Army, 28-24, Saturday at Michie Stadium to move to 2-0 in the Hartline era.
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BCSNN — No. 13 Texas Tech entered Saturday night as a heavy favorite, but what the Red Raiders proved in their first-ever trip to Corvallis was far more meaningful than any point spread. In a hostile environment, against an Oregon State team that refused to fold, Texas Tech showed the kind of composure, toughness and late-game execution that defines elite programs.
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BCSNN — West Virginia didn’t just win its home opener on Saturday afternoon — it looked like a program beginning to find its stride. Behind explosive plays, a deep rotation of contributors and another strong outing from quarterback Michael Hawkins Jr., the Mountaineers rolled past UT Martin 52–7 before 47,049 sun‑drenched fans at Milan Puskar Stadium.
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