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Auburn Stuns Georgia in 27–24 Thriller, Pulls Off Major SEC Upset By 4th & Forever Media | October 17, 2026 Auburn delivered a statement victory Saturday, taking down Georgia 27–24 in a thrilling Southeastern Conference showdown. In a matchup that added another chapter to one of college football’s most storied rivalries, the Tigers found a way to come out on top, securing a three-point victory over the Bulldogs. The upset marked a significant moment for Auburn, as the Tigers demonstrated their ability to compete against one of the SEC’s most formidable programs. Auburn’s Offense Delivers Auburn’s offensive production was highlighted by quarterback B. Brown, who made an impact both through the air and on the ground. Brown completed 15 of 26 passes for 150 yards and one touchdown without throwing an interception. While his passing numbers were modest, his ability to extend plays and contribute in the rushing attack proved valuable. The quarterback also led Auburn on the ground, rushing 26 times for 115 yards and a touchdown. His dual-threat performance helped keep Georgia’s defense challenged throughout the contest. Running back J. Cobb added 61 yards on 13 carries, averaging 4.7 yards per attempt. O. Mabson II contributed another 14 yards on five carries. Auburn also received a passing touchdown contribution from C. Neptune, who completed his lone attempt for 24 yards and a score. Receiving Corps Makes Its Mark Auburn’s receiving unit contributed to the Tigers’ offensive success, with several players making key contributions. C. Nimrod led the receiving corps with six catches for 60 yards and a touchdown, averaging 10 yards per reception. K. Singleton also found the end zone, finishing with three receptions for 45 yards and a touchdown. Singleton averaged 15 yards per catch, providing another productive target in the passing game. J. Johnson added two receptions for 24 yards, while J. Koger recorded an 18-yard catch. A. Boardingham contributed one reception for 14 yards. The Tigers’ ability to spread the football among multiple receivers helped complement their rushing attack. A Statement Win in the SEC For Auburn, the 27–24 victory represents more than another mark in the win column. Defeating Georgia carries significant weight in the SEC, where rivalry games often provide defining moments for a program’s season. The Tigers’ offensive performance, particularly Brown’s ability to contribute as both a passer and runner, played an important role in Auburn’s success. Georgia, meanwhile, leaves the matchup on the losing end of a closely contested battle, falling just three points short. The result serves as another reminder of the unpredictable nature of SEC football, where rivalry matchups can produce dramatic outcomes regardless of expectations. The Bigger Picture Auburn’s victory over Georgia adds another memorable chapter to the Deep South’s Oldest Rivalry. With a balanced offensive effort, productive performances from its playmakers and a quarterback who accounted for both passing and rushing touchdowns, Auburn secured one of its most noteworthy victories of the season. For the Tigers, Saturday was an opportunity to make a statement — and they delivered. Final Score: Auburn 27, Georgia 24 For more college football coverage, game recaps and analysis, follow 4th & Forever Media.
LSU Dominates No. 16 Mississippi State in 31–0 Shutout Victory No. 22 Tigers deliver statement win behind Sam Leavitt's four touchdown passes and a commanding defensive performance. BATON ROUGE, La. — October 17, 2026 — No. 22 LSU delivered one of its most impressive performances of the season Saturday, shutting out No. 16 Mississippi State 31–0 in a Southeastern Conference showdown. The Tigers controlled the matchup on both sides of the football, with quarterback Sam Leavitt leading the offensive charge and LSU's defense keeping the Bulldogs off the scoreboard. Leavitt finished with 289 passing yards and four touchdowns, providing the offensive production LSU needed to secure a decisive victory over a nationally ranked conference opponent. LSU Defense Sets the Tone While LSU's offense delivered the points, the Tigers' defense made an equally important statement. Mississippi State quarterback Puckett completed 16 of 26 passes for just 121 yards, no touchdowns and one interception. LSU's defensive pressure and ability to limit explosive plays prevented the Bulldogs from establishing a consistent passing attack. Mississippi State found some success moving the football on the ground but struggled to turn that production into points. Running back K. Wilson led the Bulldogs with 71 rushing yards on 18 carries, averaging 3.9 yards per attempt. Puckett added 40 yards on 11 carries, while X. Gayten contributed 36 yards on eight attempts. Despite those efforts, Mississippi State failed to reach the end zone or put points on the board.
Wildcats rally late and convert a game-winning two-point attempt to secure a dramatic victory over the Tigers in Lexington. By Vickie Mathis | 4th & Forever Media LEXINGTON, Ky. — In a Southeastern Conference showdown that came down to one final play, No. 15 Kentucky delivered a thrilling 35-34 overtime victory over No. 22 LSU on Saturday, October 10, at Kroger Field. The Wildcats (5-1) overcame a late fourth-quarter deficit, forced overtime with a clutch field goal and sealed the victory with a gutsy two-point conversion that left the Tigers (4-2) stunned. Despite LSU outgaining Kentucky in total offense, the Wildcats capitalized on critical opportunities and made the plays that mattered most when the game was on the line. A Back-and-Forth Battle in Lexington LSU opened the scoring with a 24-yard field goal from S. Starzyk before Kentucky responded with a three-yard touchdown run from CJ Baxter to take a 7-3 advantage. The Tigers quickly answered as quarterback Sam Leavitt connected with Z. Green on a 22-yard touchdown pass, giving LSU a 10-7 lead heading into the second quarter. Kentucky regained momentum early in the second quarter when B. Combs returned an LSU punt for a touchdown, putting the Wildcats ahead 14-10. LSU Regains Control in the Second Half After a scoreless third quarter for Kentucky, LSU narrowed the deficit to one point with a 24-yard field goal from Starzyk, making it 21-20 heading into the final period. Kentucky extended its lead early in the fourth quarter with a 28-yard field goal from A. Zouagui, pushing the advantage to 24-20. But LSU was far from finished. With 9:42 remaining in regulation, the Tigers reclaimed the lead on a 41-yard touchdown pass from J. Harris to R. Mothershed. The extra point gave LSU a 27-24 advantage and put pressure on Kentucky to respond. The Wildcats answered with a late drive that positioned Zouagui for a game-tying 33-yard field goal with just 12 seconds remaining. The kick sailed through the uprights, tying the game at 27 and sending the SEC matchup into overtime. Overtime Drama: Kentucky Goes for the Win LSU struck first in overtime when Leavitt broke free for a 15-yard rushing touchdown. Starzyk converted the extra point, giving the Tigers a 34-27 lead. Kentucky needed a touchdown to keep its hopes alive. The Wildcats delivered when Baxter powered into the end zone from one yard out, cutting LSU’s lead to 34-33. Rather than settle for an extra point and extend the game, Kentucky elected to go for the win. Quarterback Kenny Minchey took matters into his own hands, rushing for the successful two-point conversion and securing the 35-34 victory. The decision capped an unforgettable finish for Kentucky and turned what appeared to be an LSU overtime advantage into a heartbreaking defeat for the Tigers. By the Numbers LSU finished with 410 yards of total offense, narrowly edging Kentucky’s 401 yards. The Tigers held a significant advantage through the air with 316 passing yards compared to Kentucky’s 246. However, the Wildcats controlled the ground game, rushing for 155 yards while holding LSU to just 94. Leavitt completed 25 of 34 passes for 275 yards, two touchdowns and one interception, while also contributing the Tigers’ overtime rushing touchdown. Kentucky quarterback Kenny Minchey completed 23 of 36 passes for 246 yards and delivered the decisive two-point conversion. Baxter led Kentucky’s rushing attack with 123 yards and two touchdowns on 19 carries, averaging nearly 6.5 yards per attempt. For LSU, Dilin Jones recorded 56 rushing yards on 16 carries. Although the Tigers produced more total offense, Kentucky averaged 5.9 yards per play compared to LSU’s 5.8, illustrating just how evenly matched the two programs were throughout the contest. What This Means Moving Forward For Kentucky, the victory represents a significant result in SEC competition. The Wildcats demonstrated resilience, overcoming multiple deficits and responding when the pressure was highest. The decision to attempt the two-point conversion reflected confidence in an offense that had found success on the ground throughout the afternoon. For LSU, the loss raises questions about the Tigers’ ability to close out tight conference games. Despite moving the football effectively and producing several explosive scoring plays, LSU struggled to put Kentucky away. The Tigers held a fourth-quarter lead and scored first in overtime, yet were unable to prevent the Wildcats from delivering the final blow. In a conference where every victory can influence postseason positioning, Saturday’s result could carry significant implications for both programs. Final Takeaway Saturday’s matchup had everything college football fans could ask for: momentum swings, explosive plays, a last-second field goal and an overtime finish decided by a single point. For Kentucky, it was a statement victory built on determination and a willingness to take a chance when the game was on the line. For LSU, it was a painful reminder that controlling stretches of a football game does not guarantee victory.
No. 4 Miami Dominates Clemson 41-13 in Statement ACC Road Victory Hurricanes remain undefeated as Darian Mensah leads Miami past the Tigers in Death Valley. By Vickie Mathis | 4th & Forever Media CLEMSON, S.C. — No. 4 Miami continued its impressive start to the 2026 college football season with a commanding 41-13 victory over Clemson on Saturday, October 3, at Memorial Stadium. In one of college football’s most recognizable environments, the Hurricanes delivered a statement performance, improving to 5-0 overall and 3-0 in Atlantic Coast Conference play while handing Clemson its second loss of the season. Led by quarterback Darian Mensah and a balanced offensive attack, Miami controlled the matchup while its defense created game-changing opportunities that helped put the contest out of reach. For Clemson (3-2, 2-1 ACC), the defeat marked a disappointing setback at home as the Tigers struggled to match Miami’s explosiveness on both sides of the football. Mensah Leads Miami’s Offensive Attack Miami quarterback Darian Mensah showcased the dual-threat ability that has made him a key part of the Hurricanes’ offensive success. Mensah completed 18 of 27 passes for 227 yards and one touchdown while adding a 34-yard rushing touchdown that further highlighted his ability to extend plays and create scoring opportunities. The quarterback’s performance helped Miami establish an offensive rhythm against a Clemson defense facing one of its toughest challenges of the season. Mensah’s ability to make plays through the air and on the ground forced Clemson to account for multiple dimensions of the Hurricanes’ offense. Miami also found success in the running game behind Mark Fletcher Jr., who finished with 77 rushing yards and two touchdowns on 16 carries. Fletcher’s physical running style complemented Mensah’s versatility, giving the Hurricanes a balanced offensive approach that kept Clemson’s defense under pressure. Explosive Plays Help Hurricanes Pull Away One of Miami’s biggest offensive highlights came through wide receiver Cooper Barkate, who finished with five receptions for 98 yards. Barkate delivered a 61-yard touchdown reception, providing the Hurricanes with an explosive scoring play that demonstrated their ability to strike from anywhere on the field. While Miami’s offense generated scoring opportunities, its defense made an equally significant contribution. Defensive back JJ Dunnigan returned an interception 39 yards for a touchdown, adding another score to Miami’s total and shifting momentum further in the Hurricanes’ favor. The defensive touchdown illustrated Miami’s ability to capitalize on Clemson’s mistakes and turn turnovers into immediate points. Against a ranked opponent on the road, those game-changing plays helped separate the Hurricanes from the Tigers. Clemson Struggles Despite Strong Passing Numbers Although Clemson found itself on the losing end of the matchup, quarterback Tait Reynolds produced significant passing numbers in his first start against a ranked opponent. Reynolds completed 29 of 44 passes for 295 yards but threw one interception, which proved costly against a Miami defense capable of turning mistakes into points. The Tigers also received impressive performances from their receiving corps. Bryant Wesco Jr. emerged as Clemson’s leading receiving threat, hauling in nine receptions for 152 yards. Wesco’s performance provided a bright spot for the Tigers as he consistently created opportunities in the passing game. Wide receiver Tyler Brown also contributed heavily, finishing with 10 receptions for 76 yards. Despite those individual performances, Clemson struggled to translate its passing production into enough points to keep pace with Miami. The Hurricanes’ ability to limit Clemson to just 13 points ultimately overshadowed the Tigers’ statistical success through the air. Miami Makes a Statement in the ACC Race Saturday’s victory carried significance beyond another addition to Miami’s win column. Entering the matchup undefeated, the Hurricanes faced the challenge of playing a conference opponent in one of college football’s most intimidating road environments. Rather than allowing the atmosphere at Memorial Stadium to dictate the game, Miami delivered a convincing performance that reinforced its position among the nation’s top-ranked programs. With the victory, the Hurricanes improved to 3-0 in ACC competition and moved into sole possession of first place in the conference standings. Miami’s combination of offensive balance, explosive playmaking and defensive scoring opportunities demonstrated why the Hurricanes have emerged as a serious contender in the conference race. For Clemson, the loss raises questions about the Tigers’ ability to compete consistently against elite opponents. Despite moving the football effectively through the air, Clemson was unable to match Miami’s scoring production. The Tigers will need to find greater consistency on both sides of the football as they continue navigating their ACC schedule. By the Numbers Miami Hurricanes Darian Mensah: 18-of-27 passing, 227 yards, 1 passing touchdown and a 34-yard rushing touchdown Mark Fletcher Jr.: 16 carries, 77 rushing yards, 2 touchdowns Cooper Barkate: 5 receptions, 98 yards, 1 touchdown JJ Dunnigan: 39-yard interception return for a touchdown Clemson Tigers Tait Reynolds: 29-of-44 passing, 295 yards, 1 interception Bryant Wesco Jr.: 9 receptions, 152 yards Tyler Brown: 10 receptions, 76 yards Looking Ahead For Miami, the focus now shifts toward maintaining its undefeated record and continuing its pursuit of an ACC championship. The Hurricanes have demonstrated an ability to win with offensive production, physical rushing and opportunistic defense, a combination that could prove valuable as conference competition intensifies. Clemson, meanwhile, faces the challenge of regrouping after a difficult home loss. The Tigers showed flashes of offensive production, particularly in the passing game, but must find ways to convert that success into points while limiting explosive plays defensively. With conference positioning becoming increasingly important, both programs will look to build on the lessons from Saturday’s matchup. Final Takeaway Miami entered Death Valley with an undefeated record and left with one of its most convincing victories of the season. Behind Mensah’s leadership, Fletcher’s rushing touchdowns, Barkate’s explosive receiving performance and Dunnigan’s defensive score, the Hurricanes demonstrated their ability to make an impact in every phase of the game. For Clemson, the 41-13 defeat was a frustrating result in front of its home crowd, especially considering the individual production from Reynolds, Wesco and Brown. But on this Saturday night in Death Valley, Miami proved to be the more complete team. The Hurricanes left Clemson with their perfect record intact and another statement victory in the race for ACC supremacy. Final Score: No. 4 Miami 41, Clemson 13 For more college football coverage, game recaps and exclusive sideline photography, follow 4th & Forever Media.
No. 9 Ole Miss Survives Louisville Thriller, 41-38, on Walk-Off Field Goal NASHVILLE, Tenn. — No. 9 Ole Miss opened the 2026 season in dramatic fashion Sunday night, defeating No. 24 Louisville 41-38 in the Music City Kickoff at Nissan Stadium. In a game that featured explosive plays, momentum swings and 63 combined points in the second half, the Rebels ultimately needed every second on the clock. Lucas Carneiro drilled a 48-yard field goal as time expired, sending Ole Miss home from Nashville with a 1-0 record.
Kiffin Era Opens With a Statement in Baton Rouge BATON ROUGE, La. — Lane Kiffin’s first game as LSU’s head coach was worth the wait. After a nearly two-hour weather delay pushed the start of Saturday night’s season opener deep into the evening, No. 11 LSU finally took the field in front of a sellout crowd of 102,000 at Tiger Stadium. What followed was a performance that made the long wait worthwhile. LSU dismantled Clemson 51-10, turning Kiffin’s highly anticipated debut into a statement victory and one of the most dominant season-opening performances in program history.
Oklahoma Sooners Capture 2026 College World Series Title The Oklahoma Sooners baseball team has won the 2026 Men’s College World Series, defeating the North Carolina Tar Heels in a decisive Game 3 to claim the national championship and secure the program’s third title. After the first two games of the championship series were split in Omaha, Nebraska, everything came down to a winner-take-all final. Oklahoma rose to the occasion with a commanding performance on both sides of the ball, overwhelming North Carolina in a 13–2 victory. The Sooners set the tone early in Game 3, using a fast-starting offense to build a lead and keep pressure on the Tar Heels throughout the night. Their bats stayed hot as the game progressed, while the pitching staff controlled North Carolina’s lineup and limited scoring opportunities. With that all-around effort, Oklahoma closed out the series in convincing fashion, finishing its postseason run with a national title and adding another championship chapter to its baseball program history. The Auburn Super Regional will begin on Friday June 5 at 7 p.m. with game two set for Saturday June 6 at 4 p.m. First pitch for the if necessary game three on Sunday will be decided at a later time. Game one of the super regional will be broadcast on ESPN2 and game two will be on ESPN. A network for game three will be announced later. The Rebels will be playing in a super regional for the first time since 2022 and the ninth time in program history. This is the first time since 2019 that Ole Miss will be matched up with a SEC opponent in a super-regional.
OXFORD, Miss. – Ole Miss Baseball, champions of the 2026 NCAA Lincoln Regional, will head to Auburn, Alabama this weekend to compete in the 2026 NCAA Auburn Super Regional against the No. 4-nationally seeded Tigers. The Auburn Super Regional will begin on Friday June 5 at 7 p.m. with game two set for Saturday June 6 at 4 p.m. First pitch for the if necessary game three on Sunday will be decided at a later time. Game one of the super regional will be broadcast on ESPN2 and game two will be on ESPN. A network for game three will be announced later. The Rebels will be playing in a super regional for the first time since 2022 and the ninth time in program history. This is the first time since 2019 that Ole Miss will be matched up with a SEC opponent in a super-regional.
Braylon Mullins drained a last-second 3-pointer with just 0.4 seconds remaining, giving UConn a thrilling 73-72 win over top-seeded Duke on Sunday in Washington. The victory secured the Huskies a spot in the Final Four after they overcame a 19-point deficit in the first half.
Breaking: Hubert Davis is not expected to return as head coach of North Carolina Tar Heels men’s basketball, according to Pete Thamel and Jeff Borzello. Davis spent five seasons leading the program.
Oklahoma vs. North Carolina: College World Series Final Game Recap The 2026 College World Series concluded with a decisive Game 3 between the North Carolina Tar Heels and the Oklahoma Sooners, as both teams battled in Omaha, Nebraska for the national championship. After splitting the first two games of the series, the finale turned into a one-sided showcase by Oklahoma. The Sooners came out aggressive from the start, immediately putting pressure on North Carolina’s pitching and building early momentum that carried through the rest of the game. North Carolina struggled to find consistency at the plate against Oklahoma’s pitching staff, which controlled the tempo and kept hitters off balance throughout the night. Defensive execution and timely outs prevented the Tar Heels from mounting a serious comeback. As a member of the Sun Belt Conference East Division, Coastal Carolina will participate on Wednesday, July 15, alongside App State, Georgia Southern, Georgia State, James Madison, Marshall and Old Dominion. The Sun Belt West Division schools will take part on Thursday, July 16, featuring Arkansas State, Louisiana, Louisiana Monroe, Louisiana Tech, South Alabama, Southern Miss and Troy. Louisiana Tech will make its first appearance at Sun Belt Football Media Days as a member of the conference. The two-day event will feature all 14 Sun Belt football programs as head coaches and student-athletes meet with local, regional and national media ahead of the 2026 season.
CONWAY, S.C. – The Sun Belt Conference has announced the appearance schedule for the 2026 Sun Belt Football Media Days, set for July 15-16 at the New Orleans Marriott Warehouse Arts District in New Orleans, La. As a member of the Sun Belt Conference East Division, Coastal Carolina will participate on Wednesday, July 15, alongside App State, Georgia Southern, Georgia State, James Madison, Marshall and Old Dominion. The Sun Belt West Division schools will take part on Thursday, July 16, featuring Arkansas State, Louisiana, Louisiana Monroe, Louisiana Tech, South Alabama, Southern Miss and Troy. Louisiana Tech will make its first appearance at Sun Belt Football Media Days as a member of the conference. The two-day event will feature all 14 Sun Belt football programs as head coaches and student-athletes meet with local, regional and national media ahead of the 2026 season.
LSU Set for Sweet 16 Rematch with Duke in Sacramento
LSU Set for Sweet 16 Rematch with Duke in Sacramento
Virginia outlasts NC State to advance to the next round. They will face the winner of the Louisville against Miami game.
Hannah Hidalgo has made ACC history as the only player ever to earn both Player of the Year and Defensive Player of the Year honors in back-to-back seasons. 💥 This year, she’s putting up an impressive 25 points, 5 assists, and 5 steals per game on average.
Clemson Men's basketball advances to the next round of the ACC Tournament. Will face UNC next!
Kinsea Grimes of Coastal Carolina Chanticleers women's basketball has been named Sun Belt Freshman of the Year after a standout first season. Grimes made an immediate impact, averaging 11.3 points per game and earning 18 starts across 29 appearances. ☀️🏀
Quadir Copeland dished out a flawless performance, racking up 16 assists without committing a single turnover. He becomes the first ACC guard to reach that mark in a game since 1997.
Indiana capped a perfect season with the first national championship in program history, holding off Miami 27-21 in the CFP title game Monday night in Miami Gardens, Florida. Fernando Mendoza delivered the defining moment of the night. The Heisman Trophy winner dropped his shoulder into a defender, spun to stay upright, steadied himself with a hand on the turf, then dove across the goal line for a highlight-reel touchdown that felt pulled straight from a movie script. That score sealed the victory and completed an unbeaten run that few thought possible. For a program that had spent nearly 140 years mired in losses and anonymity, Indiana’s rise to the top ended with a championship that once seemed unimaginable.
The South Carolina women's basketball team handed Vanderbilt its first loss of the season in Sunday's 103-74 dominating performance. UConn is the only undefeated team remaining in women's college basketball. South Carolina's win avenged Thursday's 94-82 overtime loss to No. 16 Oklahoma. It was an all-around performance for South Carolina, which led by double figures most of the night. The Gamecocks shot 62% from the field and went 10-17 from 3, for 59%. The Gamecocks were led by senior Ta'Niya Latson, who finished with 21 points. Junior guard Tessa Johnson finished with 20 points and went 4-of-7 from 3. This was Johnson's fourth straight game scoring in double figures. Mississippi State transfer Madina Okot could not be denied in the paint, going 8-for-9 for 17 points. South Carolina's leading scorer, Joyce Edwards, finished with 16 points. Photo creds: Tracy Glantz
Texas delivered a statement win Wednesday night, knocking off No. 10 Vanderbilt 80–64 at home and handing the Commodores their first loss of the season.
No. 1 overall player in the transfer portal Sam Leavitt has committed to LSU 💜 Leavitt has posted 4,652 yards, 36 TDs, and 11 INTs throughout his career!
LSU women’s basketball delivered a statement win Sunday afternoon, knocking off No. 2 Texas 70–65 at the Pete Maravich Assembly Center and handing the Longhorns their first loss of the season.
Trinidad Chambliss’ 2026 waiver denied: What’s next for Ole Miss at quarterback? Trinidad Chambliss has been denied a waiver to play in 2026 by the NCAA on Jan. 9.
Miami is headed to the national championship after outlasting Ole Miss in a back-and-forth Fiesta Bowl thriller. Photo provided by Miami Athletics
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Three weeks of twists, rumors, and backstage tension finally reached a breaking point in Oxford — and the ending was as chaotic as expected. Sources, including On3’s Chris Low, now confirm that Lane Kiffin is heading to Baton Rouge as LSU’s next head coach. Kiffin’s move comes in the middle of an Ole Miss season with real College Football Playoff implications, making him the first coach of a playoff-caliber team to take another job before competing for a national title. His departure stretched deep into the weekend as Kiffin and Ole Miss officials worked through scenarios tied to a potential SEC Championship bid and a CFP spot.
Kenzel took to X to share his side of the story, writing, "BK wanted to be there for me…Unfortunately the new leadership at LSU did not see it the same way" with a prayer-hands emoji and an awkward #freeBK hashtag, which might only resonate with Kelly's family and close friends.
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LSU Weighs Redshirt Option for Quarterback Michael Van Buren BATON ROUGE, La. — LSU interim coach Frank Wilson says the Tigers are evaluating whether quarterback Michael Van Buren should use a redshirt this season. Van Buren, a former Mississippi State transfer, has played in three games and can appear in one more without losing redshirt eligibility. Wilson stressed the decision will depend on his ability to contribute to the team’s success. “Michael’s no different than anyone else,” Wilson said. “If he can help us win, that’s what we want him to do, because he has tremendous value to our team.”
Tulane AD Ben Weiner has confirmed Jon Sumrall’s move to Florida, but the Green Wave aren’t losing him just yet—Sumrall will finish the season as Tulane makes its run at an AAC crown and a shot at the College Football Playoff.
No. 3 Texas A&M pulled off the largest comeback the program has ever recorded, edging South Carolina 31–30 on Saturday in College Station.
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Over Two Dozen Players Suspended After Grambling State–Bethune-Cookman Halftime Brawl Grambling, La. — Grambling State’s win over Bethune-Cookman on Saturday was overshadowed by a large fight that erupted during halftime. The Southwestern Athletic Conference announced Monday that disciplinary action has been taken against more than two dozen players — including 18 from Grambling State and nine from Bethune-Cookman — for their roles in the altercation.
LSU, Brian Kelly Face $54M Buyout Dispute Amid Debate Over ‘For Cause’ Firing
LSU’s homecoming weekend brought star power to Death Valley as gymnast Livvy Dunne and former Tigers ace Paul Skenes were spotted on the sidelines during Saturday’s game. The couple, both standout names in LSU athletics, drew plenty of attention from fans as they showed support for the Tigers. Their presence added to the buzz surrounding a packed homecoming crowd, with the energy in Tiger Stadium matching the excitement on the field.
In one of the most dramatic finishes of the 2025 college football season, the Duke Blue Devils pulled off a 46–45 upset over Clemson in Death Valley — their first win at Clemson since 1980.
Former LSU head coach Ed Orgeron, widely known as Coach O, made a special appearance at Yulman Stadium on Thursday, October 9, to watch Tulane take on East Carolina. Alongside his wife Brandy, Coach O was seen cheering on the Green Wave, adding star power to the energetic crowd.