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The Texas Longhorns are experiencing another shocking collapse in the college football rankings, going from the No. 1 team in the country to potentially falling completely out of the AP Top 25 for the second consecutive season. In 2025, Texas entered the year as the preseason No. 1 team before suffering disappointing losses, including a 29-21 defeat against Florida that knocked the Longhorns out of the rankings in early October. Fast forward to 2026, and Texas has found itself in a remarkably similar situation under head coach Steve Sarkisian. After starting the season ranked No. 5, the Longhorns climbed to No. 1 following an impressive comeback victory over Ohio State and held that position for four consecutive weeks. However, a stunning 27-24 loss to unranked Oklahoma sent Texas tumbling to No. 7, and another disappointing defeat has raised serious questions about the team’s championship aspirations. Quarterback Arch Manning and the Longhorns’ offense have struggled to maintain consistency, while the team’s recent performances have put Sarkisian under increasing pressure. With Texas once again going from national championship expectations to fighting to remain among the nation’s ranked teams, the Longhorns are becoming one of college football’s most surprising examples of how quickly a season can unravel.  #cfb #collegefootball #universityoftexas #ut #trash
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The Texas Longhorns are experiencing another shocking collapse in the college football rankings, going from the No. 1 team in the country to potentially falling completely out of the AP Top 25 for the second consecutive season. In 2025, Texas entered the year as the preseason No. 1 team before suffering disappointing losses, including a 29-21 defeat against Florida that knocked the Longhorns out of the rankings in early October. Fast forward to 2026, and Texas has found itself in a remarkably similar situation under head coach Steve Sarkisian. After starting the season ranked No. 5, the Longhorns climbed to No. 1 following an impressive comeback victory over Ohio State and held that position for four consecutive weeks. However, a stunning 27-24 loss to unranked Oklahoma sent Texas tumbling to No. 7, and another disappointing defeat has raised serious questions about the team’s championship aspirations. Quarterback Arch Manning and the Longhorns’ offense have struggled to maintain consistency, while the team’s recent performances have put Sarkisian under increasing pressure. With Texas once again going from national championship expectations to fighting to remain among the nation’s ranked teams, the Longhorns are becoming one of college football’s most surprising examples of how quickly a season can unravel.  #cfb #collegefootball #universityoftexas #ut #trash
The race for Ohio State superstar Jeremiah Smith is already becoming one of the biggest storylines surrounding the 2027 NFL Draft. After Week 4, the Texans, Titans, Buccaneers, Chargers and Dolphins are all 0-4, while the Jets sit at 1-3, putting all six teams near the top of the current projected draft order. Smith will finally be draft-eligible after the 2026 season, and he has built a legitimate case to go No. 1 overall: the 6-foot-4, 223-pound receiver has recorded 3,171 receiving yards since arriving at Ohio State in 2024, more than 900 yards ahead of any other FBS receiver over that span, while combining elite size with separation, ball-tracking and contested-catch ability. He has only strengthened his stock this season, recording 617 receiving yards through Ohio State’s first four games and emerging as the Heisman Trophy favorite after a four-touchdown performance against Illinois. With Smith widely projected as a top-five selection and potentially the first receiver taken No. 1 overall since Keyshawn Johnson in 1996, every loss by one of the NFL’s struggling teams could have massive implications for who ultimately gets the opportunity to draft him. #nfl #cfb #profootball #collegefootball #jeremiahsmith
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The race for Ohio State superstar Jeremiah Smith is already becoming one of the biggest storylines surrounding the 2027 NFL Draft. After Week 4, the Texans, Titans, Buccaneers, Chargers and Dolphins are all 0-4, while the Jets sit at 1-3, putting all six teams near the top of the current projected draft order. Smith will finally be draft-eligible after the 2026 season, and he has built a legitimate case to go No. 1 overall: the 6-foot-4, 223-pound receiver has recorded 3,171 receiving yards since arriving at Ohio State in 2024, more than 900 yards ahead of any other FBS receiver over that span, while combining elite size with separation, ball-tracking and contested-catch ability. He has only strengthened his stock this season, recording 617 receiving yards through Ohio State’s first four games and emerging as the Heisman Trophy favorite after a four-touchdown performance against Illinois. With Smith widely projected as a top-five selection and potentially the first receiver taken No. 1 overall since Keyshawn Johnson in 1996, every loss by one of the NFL’s struggling teams could have massive implications for who ultimately gets the opportunity to draft him. #nfl #cfb #profootball #collegefootball #jeremiahsmith
Thoughts on a 24 team expansion?👀 The CFP is nearing a deal to expand from 12 to 24 teams starting in 2027, pending final approval. The proposed format would feature 19 at-large bids, four Power Four conference champions and the highest-ranked Group of Six champion. The top eight seeds would earn first-round byes, while the first two rounds would be played on campus. With this expansion, Power Four conference championship games could be eliminated and the regular season could start a week earlier to accommodate the expanded playoff. The quarterfinals and semifinals would remain at the New Year’s Six bowls.
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Thoughts on a 24 team expansion?👀 The CFP is nearing a deal to expand from 12 to 24 teams starting in 2027, pending final approval. The proposed format would feature 19 at-large bids, four Power Four conference champions and the highest-ranked Group of Six champion. The top eight seeds would earn first-round byes, while the first two rounds would be played on campus. With this expansion, Power Four conference championship games could be eliminated and the regular season could start a week earlier to accommodate the expanded playoff. The quarterfinals and semifinals would remain at the New Year’s Six bowls.
One of the greatest running back rooms in college football history is officially retired. Todd Gurley, Sony Michel and Nick Chubb all starred at Georgia before putting together successful NFL careers. Gurley became an NFL Offensive Player of the Year, Michel won two Super Bowls, and Chubb earned four Pro Bowl selections. Now, at just 32, 31 and 30 years old, all three have retired from football. Follow @league for more!
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One of the greatest running back rooms in college football history is officially retired. Todd Gurley, Sony Michel and Nick Chubb all starred at Georgia before putting together successful NFL careers. Gurley became an NFL Offensive Player of the Year, Michel won two Super Bowls, and Chubb earned four Pro Bowl selections. Now, at just 32, 31 and 30 years old, all three have retired from football. Follow @league for more!
Kinda coach you want to play for😭 Mark Mangino was one of the most unique figures in college football during his run at Kansas. The look, the intensity, the personality — you always knew when Mangino was on the sideline. But behind the unconventional style was a coach who completely changed Kansas football. From 2002–2009, Mangino took the Jayhawks from a program searching for an identity to a 12-1 team in 2007, finishing the season with an Orange Bowl victory. Kansas followed that up with another bowl season in 2008, giving the program a stretch of success it hadn’t seen in decades.
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Kinda coach you want to play for😭 Mark Mangino was one of the most unique figures in college football during his run at Kansas. The look, the intensity, the personality — you always knew when Mangino was on the sideline. But behind the unconventional style was a coach who completely changed Kansas football. From 2002–2009, Mangino took the Jayhawks from a program searching for an identity to a 12-1 team in 2007, finishing the season with an Orange Bowl victory. Kansas followed that up with another bowl season in 2008, giving the program a stretch of success it hadn’t seen in decades.
The week we all love most. #CollegeFootball #CFB #TheGame
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The week we all love most. #CollegeFootball #CFB #TheGame
ESPN’s College GameDay crew might want to consider a career in meteorology after what happened during Saturday’s Red River Rivalry. Before kickoff, all five analysts—Desmond Howard, Nick Saban, Pat McAfee, Kirk Herbstreit, and guest picker Bryce Young—unanimously selected No. 1 Texas to defeat unranked Oklahoma. On paper, it seemed like a pretty safe prediction, considering Texas entered undefeated while Oklahoma was sitting at 2-2. Unfortunately for ESPN, the Sooners apparently didn’t get the memo. Oklahoma pulled off a stunning 27-24 upset, capped off by Tate Sandell’s 47-yard field goal as time expired. The Sooners also scored on a blocked punt and a pick-six, proving that rankings don’t mean much when rivalry week rolls around. Five football experts, decades of combined experience, and not a single correct prediction. At this point, the weather forecast might genuinely be more reliable. 😭 #cfb #collegefootball #prediction #collegegameday #terrible
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ESPN’s College GameDay crew might want to consider a career in meteorology after what happened during Saturday’s Red River Rivalry. Before kickoff, all five analysts—Desmond Howard, Nick Saban, Pat McAfee, Kirk Herbstreit, and guest picker Bryce Young—unanimously selected No. 1 Texas to defeat unranked Oklahoma. On paper, it seemed like a pretty safe prediction, considering Texas entered undefeated while Oklahoma was sitting at 2-2. Unfortunately for ESPN, the Sooners apparently didn’t get the memo. Oklahoma pulled off a stunning 27-24 upset, capped off by Tate Sandell’s 47-yard field goal as time expired. The Sooners also scored on a blocked punt and a pick-six, proving that rankings don’t mean much when rivalry week rolls around. Five football experts, decades of combined experience, and not a single correct prediction. At this point, the weather forecast might genuinely be more reliable. 😭 #cfb #collegefootball #prediction #collegegameday #terrible
Last night, LSU quarterback Sam Leavitt got a brutal introduction to just how hostile Lane Kiffin’s return to Oxford was going to be. With No. 7 LSU trailing No. 8 Ole Miss 24-7 in the third quarter, Leavitt scrambled straight up the middle for 10 yards before multiple Rebels defenders converged on him and literally flipped him upside down, sending him crashing to the turf near the 4-yard line. The atmosphere was already insane because this was Kiffin’s first game back at Vaught-Hemingway Stadium since leaving Ole Miss for LSU after the 2025 season, a departure that had generated plenty of resentment among Rebels fans. Somehow, Leavitt immediately bounced back from the hit and ran for a 4-yard touchdown on the very next play, helping LSU erase what had been a 17-point halftime deficit and eventually tie the game at 24. But Ole Miss ultimately had the last word, winning 32-24 in front of a stadium-record 70,033 fans, with Jaylon Braxton intercepting Leavitt in the end zone on LSU’s final fourth-and-goal attempt. #cfb #college #football #olemiss #lsu
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Last night, LSU quarterback Sam Leavitt got a brutal introduction to just how hostile Lane Kiffin’s return to Oxford was going to be. With No. 7 LSU trailing No. 8 Ole Miss 24-7 in the third quarter, Leavitt scrambled straight up the middle for 10 yards before multiple Rebels defenders converged on him and literally flipped him upside down, sending him crashing to the turf near the 4-yard line. The atmosphere was already insane because this was Kiffin’s first game back at Vaught-Hemingway Stadium since leaving Ole Miss for LSU after the 2025 season, a departure that had generated plenty of resentment among Rebels fans. Somehow, Leavitt immediately bounced back from the hit and ran for a 4-yard touchdown on the very next play, helping LSU erase what had been a 17-point halftime deficit and eventually tie the game at 24. But Ole Miss ultimately had the last word, winning 32-24 in front of a stadium-record 70,033 fans, with Jaylon Braxton intercepting Leavitt in the end zone on LSU’s final fourth-and-goal attempt. #cfb #college #football #olemiss #lsu
Chad Cignetti 🤫
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Chad Cignetti 🤫
RUMOR: Miami has reportedly prepared a NIL package for Duke QB Darian Mensah that includes… -Buyout the Duke contract & terminate it -Pay $10M total to make the transfer happen -Country Club housing -Adidas Deal + Campaign -Sister gets full ride scholarship + NIL, she currently plays soccer at Oregon This is a crazy situation. 😳
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RUMOR: Miami has reportedly prepared a NIL package for Duke QB Darian Mensah that includes… -Buyout the Duke contract & terminate it -Pay $10M total to make the transfer happen -Country Club housing -Adidas Deal + Campaign -Sister gets full ride scholarship + NIL, she currently plays soccer at Oregon This is a crazy situation. 😳
Poor Tommy 😭 Tommy Carr is making his first career start for Michigan today in about as fitting a setting as possible, facing defending national champion Indiana at Michigan Stadium just a week after sparking the Wolverines to a comeback win over Penn State in relief of Bryce Underwood. Head coach Kyle Whittingham made it official, with his own counterpart Curt Cignetti even predicting the move before Michigan confirmed it, a sign of just how electric Carr’s second-half performance last week really was. What makes this storyline so compelling is the family legacy running through it. Carr is the grandson of legendary Michigan head coach Lloyd Carr, who led the Wolverines to the 1997 national championship, and the grandson of program great Tom Curtis as well. He’s also the younger brother of Notre Dame starting quarterback CJ Carr, meaning two Carr brothers are both starting for blue-blood programs this season. For a true freshman who grew up dreaming of playing in Ann Arbor, getting the start against the defending champs in this building is about as big a moment as college football can offer.
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Poor Tommy 😭 Tommy Carr is making his first career start for Michigan today in about as fitting a setting as possible, facing defending national champion Indiana at Michigan Stadium just a week after sparking the Wolverines to a comeback win over Penn State in relief of Bryce Underwood. Head coach Kyle Whittingham made it official, with his own counterpart Curt Cignetti even predicting the move before Michigan confirmed it, a sign of just how electric Carr’s second-half performance last week really was. What makes this storyline so compelling is the family legacy running through it. Carr is the grandson of legendary Michigan head coach Lloyd Carr, who led the Wolverines to the 1997 national championship, and the grandson of program great Tom Curtis as well. He’s also the younger brother of Notre Dame starting quarterback CJ Carr, meaning two Carr brothers are both starting for blue-blood programs this season. For a true freshman who grew up dreaming of playing in Ann Arbor, getting the start against the defending champs in this building is about as big a moment as college football can offer.
Kalen DeBoer has officially matched Nick Saban’s record through his first 33 games at Alabama, with both coaches sitting at 25-8 at the same point in their tenures. DeBoer reached the mark after Alabama’s dominant 56-23 road win over No. 16 Mississippi State, improving the Crimson Tide to 5-0 in 2026 after going 9-4 in 2024 and 11-4 in 2025. The comparison is pretty wild considering how differently the two eras began: Saban inherited an Alabama program that had gone 6-7 the year before he arrived, then went 7-6 in 2007 before beginning the dynasty that eventually produced six national championships at Alabama. DeBoer, meanwhile, inherited a team fresh off a 12-2 season, SEC championship and College Football Playoff appearance, meaning expectations were immediately championship-or-bust. Still, maintaining essentially the exact same winning pace as the greatest coach in college football history through 33 games is significant—especially with DeBoer already compiling an impressive résumé against elite competition. Since taking over Alabama, he has gone 5-1 in true road games against AP Top 25 opponents, and Saturday’s 56 points were the most ever scored in regulation by an SEC team on the road against a ranked opponent. Matching Saban through 33 games obviously doesn’t mean DeBoer is on his way to matching Saban’s dynasty, but after all the pressure that came with being the guy who replaced him, 25-8 is a pretty remarkable start to the post-Saban era. #cfb #collegefootball #alabama #nicksaban #kalendeboer
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Kalen DeBoer has officially matched Nick Saban’s record through his first 33 games at Alabama, with both coaches sitting at 25-8 at the same point in their tenures. DeBoer reached the mark after Alabama’s dominant 56-23 road win over No. 16 Mississippi State, improving the Crimson Tide to 5-0 in 2026 after going 9-4 in 2024 and 11-4 in 2025. The comparison is pretty wild considering how differently the two eras began: Saban inherited an Alabama program that had gone 6-7 the year before he arrived, then went 7-6 in 2007 before beginning the dynasty that eventually produced six national championships at Alabama. DeBoer, meanwhile, inherited a team fresh off a 12-2 season, SEC championship and College Football Playoff appearance, meaning expectations were immediately championship-or-bust. Still, maintaining essentially the exact same winning pace as the greatest coach in college football history through 33 games is significant—especially with DeBoer already compiling an impressive résumé against elite competition. Since taking over Alabama, he has gone 5-1 in true road games against AP Top 25 opponents, and Saturday’s 56 points were the most ever scored in regulation by an SEC team on the road against a ranked opponent. Matching Saban through 33 games obviously doesn’t mean DeBoer is on his way to matching Saban’s dynasty, but after all the pressure that came with being the guy who replaced him, 25-8 is a pretty remarkable start to the post-Saban era. #cfb #collegefootball #alabama #nicksaban #kalendeboer
Why is this spot on 😭😭 (@collegefb_zone)
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Why is this spot on 😭😭 (@collegefb_zone)
Jaxon Smith-Njigba’s legendary Rose Bowl performance makes his eventual draft position look wild in hindsight, but there was important context behind why he lasted until No. 20 overall. On January 1, 2022, Smith-Njigba absolutely shredded Utah in Ohio State’s 48–45 Rose Bowl win, finishing with 15 catches, 347 receiving yards and three touchdowns, setting an all-time bowl-game receiving-yardage record and earning Rose Bowl Offensive MVP honors. That performance capped an unbelievable sophomore season in which JSN recorded 95 catches for 1,606 yards and nine touchdowns, actually leading an Ohio State receiving corps that included future first-round picks Garrett Wilson and Chris Olave. The problem was that NFL teams barely got to see him again: a hamstring injury limited Smith-Njigba to only three games, five catches and 43 yards in 2022, creating questions about his health and leaving evaluators with essentially an entire year missing from his résumé. There were also pre-draft concerns about his straight-line speed and whether a receiver who did so much damage from the slot could have the same impact in the NFL. Even then, he was still the first wide receiver selected in the 2023 NFL Draft, with Seattle taking him 20th overall before Quentin Johnston, Zay Flowers and Jordan Addison went with the next three picks. And Seattle general manager John Schneider later acknowledged just how highly they had viewed him before the injury, saying that a year earlier they would have considered JSN “easily a Top 5, 10 player.” #nfl #college #football #draft #jsn
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Jaxon Smith-Njigba’s legendary Rose Bowl performance makes his eventual draft position look wild in hindsight, but there was important context behind why he lasted until No. 20 overall. On January 1, 2022, Smith-Njigba absolutely shredded Utah in Ohio State’s 48–45 Rose Bowl win, finishing with 15 catches, 347 receiving yards and three touchdowns, setting an all-time bowl-game receiving-yardage record and earning Rose Bowl Offensive MVP honors. That performance capped an unbelievable sophomore season in which JSN recorded 95 catches for 1,606 yards and nine touchdowns, actually leading an Ohio State receiving corps that included future first-round picks Garrett Wilson and Chris Olave. The problem was that NFL teams barely got to see him again: a hamstring injury limited Smith-Njigba to only three games, five catches and 43 yards in 2022, creating questions about his health and leaving evaluators with essentially an entire year missing from his résumé. There were also pre-draft concerns about his straight-line speed and whether a receiver who did so much damage from the slot could have the same impact in the NFL. Even then, he was still the first wide receiver selected in the 2023 NFL Draft, with Seattle taking him 20th overall before Quentin Johnston, Zay Flowers and Jordan Addison went with the next three picks. And Seattle general manager John Schneider later acknowledged just how highly they had viewed him before the injury, saying that a year earlier they would have considered JSN “easily a Top 5, 10 player.” #nfl #college #football #draft #jsn
Saturday’s LSU–Ole Miss game already feels like the kind of matchup ESPN dreams about. No. 7 LSU travels to Oxford to face No. 8 Ole Miss in the first top-10 meeting between these rivals since 1962, with College GameDay returning to the Grove and the game getting the ABC Saturday Night Football spotlight. But the rankings almost feel secondary to the storyline: Lane Kiffin is returning to Vaught-Hemingway for the first time as LSU’s head coach after leaving Ole Miss following the 2025 season, while his former defensive coordinator Pete Golding now leads the Rebels. The atmosphere is expected to be so intense that Ole Miss is bringing in additional security and mounted patrols for the weekend. Add in a rivalry that dates back to 1894, Ole Miss beating LSU 24–19 in this same stadium last season, and two undefeated teams opening SEC play, and you can understand the joke behind this picture. ESPN obviously isn’t hoping for an actual war, but in terms of chaos, hostility, emotion and drama, Saturday night in Oxford has just about everything television could ask for. #cfb #college #football #lsu #olemiss
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Saturday’s LSU–Ole Miss game already feels like the kind of matchup ESPN dreams about. No. 7 LSU travels to Oxford to face No. 8 Ole Miss in the first top-10 meeting between these rivals since 1962, with College GameDay returning to the Grove and the game getting the ABC Saturday Night Football spotlight. But the rankings almost feel secondary to the storyline: Lane Kiffin is returning to Vaught-Hemingway for the first time as LSU’s head coach after leaving Ole Miss following the 2025 season, while his former defensive coordinator Pete Golding now leads the Rebels. The atmosphere is expected to be so intense that Ole Miss is bringing in additional security and mounted patrols for the weekend. Add in a rivalry that dates back to 1894, Ole Miss beating LSU 24–19 in this same stadium last season, and two undefeated teams opening SEC play, and you can understand the joke behind this picture. ESPN obviously isn’t hoping for an actual war, but in terms of chaos, hostility, emotion and drama, Saturday night in Oxford has just about everything television could ask for. #cfb #college #football #lsu #olemiss
Choosin’ Texas. 🤠 [📸 | All photo credits go to their respective universities]
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Choosin’ Texas. 🤠 [📸 | All photo credits go to their respective universities]
Caleb Williams might be the only quarterback in the NFL who can turn a uniform photoshoot into a full-blown internet event 😭 The Bears star has never been afraid to show his personality, whether it’s his fashion choices, painted nails, or confidence off the field, so naturally the internet had an absolute FIELD DAY when this picture started circulating. What makes it even funnier is that the craziest photos of Caleb doing the splits and posing on the floor aren’t even real—they’re AI-generated edits based on an actual Bears promotional photo. But because it’s Caleb Williams, they somehow looked believable enough that thousands of people thought Chicago really had its franchise quarterback doing gymnastics for a jersey reveal 💀 At this point Caleb doesn’t even have to do anything… the internet will create the content for him. #nfl #footballisback #football #calebwilliams #zesty
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Caleb Williams might be the only quarterback in the NFL who can turn a uniform photoshoot into a full-blown internet event 😭 The Bears star has never been afraid to show his personality, whether it’s his fashion choices, painted nails, or confidence off the field, so naturally the internet had an absolute FIELD DAY when this picture started circulating. What makes it even funnier is that the craziest photos of Caleb doing the splits and posing on the floor aren’t even real—they’re AI-generated edits based on an actual Bears promotional photo. But because it’s Caleb Williams, they somehow looked believable enough that thousands of people thought Chicago really had its franchise quarterback doing gymnastics for a jersey reveal 💀 At this point Caleb doesn’t even have to do anything… the internet will create the content for him. #nfl #footballisback #football #calebwilliams #zesty
Ohio State’s recent stretch has been surprisingly rough for a program that entered the 2026 season ranked No. 1 in the country. Dating back to the end of last season, the Buckeyes have now lost three of their last four games, with their only victory coming in a dominant 56–3 win over Ball State on September 5. The skid includes a 13–10 loss to Indiana in the 2025 Big Ten Championship Game, a 24–14 loss to Miami in the Cotton Bowl, and most recently a stunning 24–23 loss to No. 4 Texas on September 12, 2026. That Texas defeat may have been the most painful of the three: Ohio State led 23–3 entering the fourth quarter, only for Arch Manning and the Longhorns to score 21 unanswered points. Hollywood Smothers eventually scored the game-winning one-yard touchdown with just 25 seconds remaining, completing the largest fourth-quarter comeback ever by a team defeating an AP No. 1 opponent. Despite Ryan Day owning one of the highest career winning percentages in college football, this 1–3 stretch has put an unusual amount of pressure on a Buckeyes team accustomed to competing for championships rather than trying to stop a losing trend. #college #football #ohiostate #downfall #washed
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Ohio State’s recent stretch has been surprisingly rough for a program that entered the 2026 season ranked No. 1 in the country. Dating back to the end of last season, the Buckeyes have now lost three of their last four games, with their only victory coming in a dominant 56–3 win over Ball State on September 5. The skid includes a 13–10 loss to Indiana in the 2025 Big Ten Championship Game, a 24–14 loss to Miami in the Cotton Bowl, and most recently a stunning 24–23 loss to No. 4 Texas on September 12, 2026. That Texas defeat may have been the most painful of the three: Ohio State led 23–3 entering the fourth quarter, only for Arch Manning and the Longhorns to score 21 unanswered points. Hollywood Smothers eventually scored the game-winning one-yard touchdown with just 25 seconds remaining, completing the largest fourth-quarter comeback ever by a team defeating an AP No. 1 opponent. Despite Ryan Day owning one of the highest career winning percentages in college football, this 1–3 stretch has put an unusual amount of pressure on a Buckeyes team accustomed to competing for championships rather than trying to stop a losing trend. #college #football #ohiostate #downfall #washed
With the World Cup over, it’s time for some REAL football 🏈🇺🇸 #CollegeFootball #CFB #ColegeFootballPlayoff #AmericanFootball #RealFootball
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With the World Cup over, it’s time for some REAL football 🏈🇺🇸 #CollegeFootball #CFB #ColegeFootballPlayoff #AmericanFootball #RealFootball
Run the ball. Which RB are you most excited to watch this year? #cfb26 #cfb27 #collegefootball27 #olemissfootball #collegefootballsaturday
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Run the ball. Which RB are you most excited to watch this year? #cfb26 #cfb27 #collegefootball27 #olemissfootball #collegefootballsaturday

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