Boise State’s 21-point fourth quarter clinches bowl eligibility
Boise State scored three fourth-quarter touchdowns to beat Washington State 31-10 and qualify for its 29th consecutive bowl-eligible season.
College Football
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New Mexico rallies from 10 down to beat Hawai‘i, 21-10
New Mexico scored 21 unanswered second-half points to beat Hawai‘i 21-10 and improve to 5-1 overall and 2-0 in Mountain West play.
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Michigan rallies past Penn State for first Big Ten win
Michigan scored all 21 of its points after halftime to beat Penn State 21-18, earning its first Big Ten win of the season.
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UAlbany beats Stony Brook 48-31 to reclaim Golden Apple
UAlbany beat Stony Brook 48-31, returning the Golden Apple Trophy to Albany and ending the Seawolves’ seven-game home winning streak.
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Georgia rises to No. 1 in AP poll after Alabama win
Georgia received 66 of 70 first-place votes after beating Alabama 20–17 in Tuscaloosa.
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Texas Stuns Ohio State 24-23 in Austin After Historic Fourth-Quarter Comeback
Texas erased a 20-point fourth-quarter deficit to beat No. 1 Ohio State 24-23 at Darrell K Royal-Texas Memorial Stadium before 105,044 fans, then moved to No. 1 in Sunday’s AP poll.
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NCAA five-year eligibility rule faces conflicting court orders
College athletes face different answers on fifth-year eligibility as federal and state court orders collide with NCAA and conference rules before 2026 games.
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NCAA approves shorter January transfer window and earlier 2027 season
An NCAA committee approved proposed FBS calendar changes that would shorten January transfer notifications and move the 2027 season opener earlier.
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Big Ten adds four weekly availability reports for conference games
Big Ten schools will publish four weekly football availability reports for conference games, beginning with deadlines before Sept. 19 matchups.
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NCAA Changes 2026 Targeting Suspensions, Not Ejections
A one-season NCAA experiment keeps first-offense targeting ejections in place but removes the automatic next-game suspension for Division I football in 2026.
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Texas Tech Renames Lubbock Stadium Galaxy Stadium
Texas Tech and Galaxy announced a 15-year naming-rights agreement for Jones AT&T Stadium, which will become Galaxy Stadium for the 2026 football season.
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Judge narrows NCAA eligibility order as new five-year model begins
A federal judge preserved an extra-season path for some athletes but said the order does not reopen transfer windows or override pro-contract rules.