Major changes in our bowl projections exiting Week 10 ahead of the selection committee's first rankings release

Vanderbilt, Houston and Miami might have just seen their College Football Playoff hopes come crashing down on Saturday.

Arch Manning waltzed into the 2025 season as the Heisman Trophy favorite. After just one game against Ohio State, that reality faded, and a couple months of ear

The College Football Playoffs don't start for more than a month, but for two-loss SEC teams like Texas, Oklahoma and Tennessee, they essentially start on Saturday. Those teams are all part of top-20 matchups as the No.

Fifth-year senior Le’Meke Brockington has emerged as the top pass-catching option for the Gophers, pacing the team in receptions (31), yards (339), and touchdowns (3). An effort was made to get him the rock starting in Week 3, and he’s averaged 6.8 targets and 51.5 receiving yards per game since then.

That said, the Cornhuskers were one of the most-feared teams in college football history for multiple decades, a status given credence with the program's 930 all-time wins since debuting in 1890. The Cornhuskers have five claimed national championships, including two in 1970 and 1971.

After several close ACC wins this season for unbeaten Georgia Tech, the dam finally broke defensively during Saturday night's 48-36 loss at NC State, the second stunner in conference play to highlight Week 10 following SMU's overtime triumph over Miami.

College football is unpredictable and delightful, which is why we live for what happens on Saturdays. And Week 10 certainly delivered, from top-10 upsets in Austin and Dallas to Heisman Trophy-worthy statements made elsewhere.