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What a week! We saw upsets, ranked teams go down and more during Week 2. Here's how it could shake up Sunday's AP Poll rankings.
Good morning college football fans! We're back to report another late night upset.
We signed off last night after No. 4 Texas stormed back in the fourth quarter to beat No. 1 Ohio State in historic fashion.
FCS No. 1 Montana State added their 17th straight win after dominating FBS opponent Nevada, 20-7. The reigning FCS champs held the Wolfpack scoreless until the fourth quarter to wrap up Saturday's upsets.
The last two ranked teams in action last night remained undefeated with No. 14 Southern California beating Louisana-Lafayette, 49-30 and No. 20 Utah topping Arkansas, 43-10.
FBS San Jose State survived an upset defeating FCS opponent Cal Poly, 30-20, a tied game untill late in the fourth.
Clemson maintained their lead over Georgia Southern in the second half, winning 22-7.
Stay tuned for our preview for the AP Top 25 poll later this morning!
Montana State downs Nevada 20-7 to secure another Big Sky win over the Mountain West pic.twitter.com/2m406hcSGE
What a night! You have stuck with us from unranked teams landing upsets all the way through a top-five thriller. We're about to head out for the night, but we won't leave you empty handed.
We're signing off for the night, but we're not done yet. We'll be back in the morning to recap any more notable results from the night. There will also be an added bonus of some AP Poll preview analysis before the the Sunday AP Poll Top 25 ranking of the season.
After trailing 23-3 to start the fourth quarter, Texas rallied to score 21 unanswered points to win 24-23. It's Texas' largest comeback win since 2007, and it came down to the wire.
We'll jump the final possession for the Buckeyes. Ohio State kicker Connor Hawkins missed a 45-yard field goal attempt wide left that would've put the Buckeyes up two scores with 4:16 to play. Instead OSU remained in front 23-17.
Then came Texas' game-winning drive. Quarterback Arch Manning went 4-of-5 passing on the final drive, taking the Longhorns 73-yards to the goal line. Hollywood Smothers punched in the game-winning score, a one-yard touchdown to go in front by one with 25 seconds to play.
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Matthew Stafford and Davante Adams dominated the gridiron as the Los Angeles Rams cruised to a commanding 28-6 victory over the New York Giants. However, the lopsided affair was severely marred by a potentially devastating MCL sprain suffered by Giants rookie quarterback Jaxson Dart.
NFL legend Aaron Donald made a triumphant and surprising return to the gridiron, wreaking havoc in the Los Angeles Rams' dominant rout of the New York Giants. The defensive powerhouse admitted the game felt surprisingly slow despite his two-year retirement.
The New York Giants' promising start to the season crashed to a halt on September 21, 2026, after a 28-6 blowout loss to the Los Angeles Rams was overshadowed by a severe knee injury to rookie quarterback Jaxson Dart. Initial medical evaluations point to an MCL sprain, throwing the franchise's offensive strategy into immediate turmoil.
