College Football

College football delivered another explosive November weekend, featuring the fall of No. 1 Miami, a dominant Georgia statement, and several results that could reshape the College Football Playoff. The biggest showdown came in South Bend, where Notre Dame stunned top-ranked Miami 31–24, handing the Hurricanes their first loss. Meanwhile, Georgia demolished Ole Miss 42–7 in Oxford, showcasing a championship-caliber defense and reclaiming the nation's No. 1 ranking. Bulldogs receiver Talyn Taylor delivered a spectacular 58-yard touchdown reception. The upsets continued in Columbus, where Oregon shocked Ohio State 41–28, sending the Buckeyes tumbling to No. 21 nationally. Tennessee crushed Kentucky 34–6, Utah defeated rival BYU 28–20 to remain undefeated, and Alabama strengthened its playoff résumé with a convincing 31–13 victory over LSU. Texas handled Missouri 34–20, while Texas Tech survived a thrilling 53–48 shootout against West Virginia, overcoming a remarkable Mountaineers comeback. Undefeated UCLA also kept rolling, defeating Minnesota 34–20.
The Playoff Picture: The latest AP Top 5 features Georgia (8–1), Utah (9–0), Notre Dame (8–1), UCLA (9–0), and Miami (8–1). Utah and UCLA remain the only undefeated teams in the Top 25, while Tennessee surges to No. 9 and Ohio State's playoff hopes take another major hit. With the first College Football Playoff rankings already released, conference championship races and head-to-head victories are becoming increasingly important.
Heading into Week 11: November 13–14 brings another critical weekend. No. 2 Utah visits No. 22 Arizona, seeking its tenth victory, while No. 4 UCLA hosts Illinois on Friday night. The marquee matchup features No. 15 USC at No. 6 Indiana, a crucial Big Ten showdown. No. 8 Texas visits No. 24 LSU, No. 11 Wake Forest battles No. 25 SMU, and No. 1 Georgia hosts Missouri. With the regular season entering its final stretch, every Saturday is becoming an elimination game for teams chasing a national championship. Shop CFB special packages here, or visit the services' home pages for more packages.