Miami takes No. 1, BYU rises to No. 2 in college football rankings
Five of the previous top eight teams lost Saturday, reshaping the Top 25 and lifting unbeaten Miami to No. 1.

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Five of the previous top eight teams lost Saturday, reshaping the Top 25 and lifting unbeaten Miami to No. 1.

Five of the top seven teams lost on Saturday, and every team moved in the latest Top 25 rankings.

Houston won by three points over Jacksonville at Wembley Stadium in London.

Teams are averaging 3.46 runs per game through 25 postseason games, with at most 21 still to play.

Conner Weigman threw five touchdown passes as Houston won at a sold-out TDECU Stadium.

Officials disqualified Jeremiah Trotter Jr. and Bryan Thomas Jr. after a midfield fight as Jacksonville’s apparent kickoff touchdown was called back.

Oettinger made 19 saves for his third shutout of the season in Dallas's win at Chicago.

Auburn beat top-ranked Georgia in a rivalry game in which Stockton threw two interceptions.

Golden State erased a fourth-quarter deficit to beat Atlanta 68-64 at Chase Center.

Chicago lost 31-7 in Green Bay after three interceptions and several long Packers gains.

Dallas beat Chicago 4-0 behind Oettinger’s 19 saves and Hyry’s first multi-goal game.

Golden State held Atlanta scoreless for the final 3:12 to take a 1-0 series lead.

Houston secured a 2026 MLS Western Conference playoff spot despite conceding a late equalizer to FC Dallas.

Both teams scored stoppage-time penalties as Dallas drew with Houston and secured the 2026 Texas Derby.

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A five-bet NFL parlay includes a pick for more than 38 combined points in Texans–Titans.

Arizona State beat Hawaii 30-12 and posted its best rushing performance of the season, but coach Kenny Dillingham said the team had room to improve.

Milwaukee and Los Angeles advanced in four games, while Tampa Bay swept and Cleveland rallied from a 2-0 deficit.
