On Saturday, Nashville, Tennessee, was the center of the college football universe, as Vanderbilt took another step toward the playoff. Week 9 gave us another Virginia escape act, another Texas Tech blowout,

Max Scherzer was the best starter on their staff after acquiring him at the trade deadline. He was going to lead them to their second consecutive World Series title. Until he didn’t. Scherzer, who was scheduled to start Game 6 of the 2021 NLCS against Atlanta,

No. 10 Vanderbilt's second straight nationally ranked win on Saturday and third this season gives the Commodores the nod over several other one-loss titans in our updated Week 9 playoff projection as the SEC's fifth potential team to get an invite.

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Texas overcame a 17-point fourth-quarter deficit to beat Mississippi State 45-38 in overtime after Arch Manning was injured and Matthew Caldwell threw the winning touchdown pass.

Running backs Justice Haynes and Jordan Marshall led the way as No. 25 Michigan cruised to a 31-20 win over rival Michigan State on Saturday night.

Oregon's offense didn't look quite like its normal, explosive self early on Saturday in some rough weather in Eugene while facing hapless Wisconsin Badgers. The sixth-ranked Ducks took a 7-0 lead just before halftime and doubled that advantage in the third quarter before seeing star quarterback Dante Moore leave the game with a bloody nose.