The Oklahoma State coach was one of many to express devastation over yesterday's incident at the school's homecoming parade, when a motorist drove into a crowd of spectators, killing four, and injuring several others. Said Gundy: “Football is something that’s not very important. When you hear of an incident like that, football is a nonfactor. You start calling to find out where your family is.” Dark day in Stillwater
JuJu Smith-Schuster put a Utes defender on his back with this vicious stiff-arm in Saturday's 42-28 win against No. 3 Utah.
Yo, Ervin Philips! Heads up! This incompletion didn't end up being too costly for the Orange as they finished the drive with a TD.
Miami QB Brad Kaaya being sacked despite Clemson bringing just two rushers aptly summed up the Hurricanes' 58-0 loss Saturday.
Lance Austin's 78-yard TD return as time expired stunned Florida State. That will make his name unforgettable in Atlanta -- unless you're coach Paul Johnson, who momentarily confused the hero with his twin brother.
Another week, another "Are you kidding me?!" college football moment.
Take notes, Chuck Pagano. THIS is how you run a fake punt, as No. 25 Pitt kept its long drive alive en route to the game-winning FG against Syracuse.
Next Saturday's Notre Dame-Temple game will be the 1st ranked matchup in Temple's history, and only the 9th game the Owls have ever played as a ranked team. That's quite the contrast with the Fighting Irish, who have played 211 ranked matchups, 3rd-most in AP poll history.
Mike Warren thought he had a hole to run through, but his teammate's backside had other ideas.
There isn't anything quite like Georgia Tech's game-winner, but there were a lot of other exciting plays -- including some epic catches -- in CFB this week.
Four people, including a 2-year-old child, were killed and 34 others injured when a car plowed into spectators watching Oklahoma State's homecoming parade. Police say they arrested 25-year-old local resident Adacia Chambers for suspected DUI. University officials discussed cancelling the homecoming game but elected to play to "move forward." Story
That's what Lance Austin saw as he tore down the Georgia Tech sideline after picking up a blocked FG and returning it for a TD to upset No. 9 Florida State 22-16.
When you lose for the 1st time in 30 regular season games on a blocked FG. pic.twitter.com/leq0HPrAtB
This crew of men ready Rutgers' cannon for when the Scarlet Knights score. Saturday night, there was a little more downtime than usual against No. 1 Ohio State.
Mount Union's last 100 regular-season games: 100-0 Mount Union's last 211 regular-season games: 210-1 Whoa. pic.twitter.com/vI9hCq734g
Take a closer look at Braxton Miller's 45-yard catch that goes through his arms, off his legs, off the defender, off his chest and into the wide receiver's hands. Ohio State beat Rutgers 49-7.
Stanford RB Christian McCaffrey accounted for a combined 221 yards from scrimmage and a pair of TDs as the No. 10 Cardinal beat the Huskies 31-14.
6 in a row! #10 Stanford cruises over Washington, 31-14. Christian McCaffrey: 221 Tot Yds, 2 TD. #UWvsSTAN pic.twitter.com/niKBtoYZwb
Here's a peek inside Georgia Tech's locker room following Lance Austin's improbable 78-yard TD return as time expired to stun No. 9 Florida St.
K.J. Carta-Samuels avoided the rush and dove into the end zone to make it 31-14 against No. 10 Stanford in the 4th quarter on ESPN.
With this TD, Christian McCaffrey has 181 yards from scrimmage and 2 scores as Stanford is routing Washington 31-7 at the end of the 3rd quarter on ESPN.
Oregon State CB Treston Decoud is at the hospital and can move all his extremities, per team officials. He left the Beavers' game against Colorado on a stretcher and was taken in an ambulance to the hospital for evaluation after a collision while making a tackle. Full story
Washington might want to keep an eye on No. 5. Kevin Hogan hit Christian McCaffrey on a play-action pass for the 50-yard TD on to make it 24-7 in the 3rd quarter ESPN.
Division 3 Mount Union won its 100th straight regular-season game today and is 210-1 in its last 211. Incredible. pic.twitter.com/qWdrelf0UM
Despite losing 42-24 to USC on Saturday, Utah coach Kyle Whittingham is happy with where the Utes (6-1, 3-1 Pac-12) stand through seven games. “We still have a 1-game lead in the Pac-12 South loss column. All is not lost,” Whittingham said. “That was a good team we played in their stadium and I don’t know how they were 3-3 going in, but they’re really good. Can’t give them enough credit.”
