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HBCU football game ends with 5-0 score

Five points would be enough to decide a football game featuring 401 combined yards of total offense and six turnovers. The post HBCU football game ends with 5-0 score appeared first on HBCU Gameday .

Takeaways Power Bulldogs Past Gators

Led by a dominating and opportunistic performance from its defense, the No. 3-ranked Georgia football team knocked off No. 17 Florida, 27-8, in the Atlanta Gridiron Classic on Saturday afternoon at Mercedes-Benz Stadium. Playing in front of a sellout crowd of 72,541, the Bulldogs forced four turnovers, which they turned into 17 points, and earned their sixth consecutive win in the series.

A not-so-special #4 Indiana beats an inoffensive Minnesota 23-16 in overtime

Indiana, ranked #4, survives an overtime thriller against Minnesota 23-16 at Bloomington on Oct. 31, 2026. The Gophers seized a late 16-13 lead when Luke Drzewiecki booted a career‑long 60‑yard field goal with 19 seconds left, but Paddy McAteer answered with a 60‑yard strike of his own to force overtime. Indiana’s Grant Wilson then connects with Charlie Becker for a 25‑yard touchdown, and a sack on Drake Lindsey’s fourth‑down attempt seals the win. Minnesota’s offense manages only one touchdown—a trick‑play reverse—while special‑teams errors dominate the game. Both teams make historic 60‑yard field goals, a first in college football history.

Pat McAfee picks Utah as his championship sleeper: ‘Don’t think anybody would have expected this’

After a tense week involving a viral Instagram mockery and death‑threat concerns, ESPN’s Pat McAfee flips the script on College GameDay, naming Utah the No. 6 “championship sleeper.” The Utes, unbeaten and hosting Houston in the Big 12 showdown, earned McAfee’s unexpected endorsement amid his apology‑like remarks. The incident highlights the fallout from his earlier on‑air jab at Utah students and the subsequent defenses from ESPN and the university, while fans note a calmer McAfee on this Saturday’s Bloomington broadcast.

UCLA Dominate Nevada to Keep Pristine Record Intact

The UCLA Bruins kept their unbeaten record intact on Saturday, taking a dominant 27-0 win over the Nevada Wolf Pack to improve to 8-0. The post UCLA Dominate Nevada to Keep Pristine Record Intact appeared first on LA Sports Report.

Video, Quotes: Curt Cignetti reacts to win against Minnesota

Curt Cignetti spoke to the media following IU football’s 23-16 overtime win against Minnesota on Saturday at Memorial Stadium. Watch Cignetti’s postgame comments below: A full transcript of Cignetti’s postgame comments will be available below once available. The post Video, Quotes: Curt Cignetti reacts to win against Minnesota appeared first on Inside the Hall | Indiana Hoosiers Basketball News, Recruiting and Analysis .

Indiana football beats Minnesota 23-16: 3 Observations

Indiana held off Minnesota 23-16 in overtime on Oct. 31, 2026, extending its streak against unranked foes. Grant Wilson sparked the comeback, connecting twice with Charlie Becker and setting up Paddy McAteer’s 60-yard field goal to force OT, where a defensive stop sealed the win. The Hoosiers’ offense showed flashes but struggled early, gaining just 48 rushing yards and losing Turbo Richard to injury. Special teams faltered, with multiple short punts and a costly fair‑catch penalty, while kicker Nico Radicic appeared off‑beat. Coach Tom Cignetti hopes the upcoming bye week will heal injuries and tighten fundamentals.

Oregon’s offense might be back after Dylan Raiola, Dakorien Moore torch Northwestern

Oregon failed to capitalize on its 426 yards of total offense in a 21-10 loss versus Illinois, which essentially ended the program’s College Football Playoff chase, and then it was announced that starting quarterback Dante Moore would miss the remainder of the campaign. The Ducks did not wallow in self-pity, however. They cleaned up their […] The post Oregon’s offense might be back after Dylan Raiola, Dakorien Moore torch Northwestern appeared first on ClutchPoints .

Plane Flies Over College Football Stadium With Banner Calling for Head Coach’s Firing, but Misspelling His Name

Florida State fans have reached the point where even the sky isn’t safe for Mike Norvell. On Saturday, as the Seminoles prepared to host Clemson at Doak Campbell Stadium, a plane circled above Doak Campbell Stadium carrying a blunt message for the head coach. There was just one problem. The people paying to demand his […] The post Plane Flies Over College Football Stadium With Banner Calling for Head Coach’s Firing, but Misspelling His Name appeared first on EssentiallySports .

Penn State 31, Purdue 17: Disappointment Valley

Penn State thumps Purdue 31‑17 at home on Oct. 31, 2026, dominating with a relentless ground game. The Nittany Lions rush for 269 yards on 51 carries, controlling the ball for over 43 minutes, while Purdue manages just 175 yards on 44 plays. Penn State’s defense pressures Ryan Browne all day, forcing zero first‑downs for Purdue in two straight quarters. Highlights include a blocked punt returned for a touchdown by Jalil Hall and a 96‑yard opening drive. Purdue now must win three of its final four games to stay bowl‑eligible, beginning with a tough matchup against Maryland.

Stock up, stock down for No. 20 Northwestern’s 32-26 road loss to Oregon

Northwestern fell 34-26 to Oregon after building a 20-6 lead at Autzen Stadium on Oct. 31, 2026. Quarterback Aidan Chiles shone with 281 passing yards, 93 rushing yards and two touchdowns, including a 64‑yard strike to Griffin Wilde, while the offensive line gave him solid protection aside from a costly false‑start on the final drive. Oregon’s pass defense, however, dominated, with quarterback Raiola throwing for 336 yards and three TDs, highlighted by a 75‑yard TD to Dakorien Moore. The Ducks’ relentless aerial attack and Northwestern’s zero sacks on Raiola sealed the road loss for the Wildcats.

BYU Gets Sluggish Win Over Arizona State, Sets up Holy War Showdown

BYU ekes out a 27-20 victory over Arizona State in Provo, improving to 7-1. The Cougars never trailed but couldn’t pull away, thanks to a sputtering ground attack that managed just 47 rushing yards without LJ Martin. Quarterback Bear Bachmeier threw for 236 yards, while ASU freshman Jake Fette made his first start, rallying his team to a 14‑point third‑quarter surge that tied the game. BYU sealed the win with a 95‑yard, 11‑play drive featuring two fourth‑down conversions and now heads to Salt Lake City to face undefeated Utah.