Week Seven Delivers Chaos Across the Country
10/19/2026 9:00:00 AM | Football
College football showed its full pandemonium during Week 7. From big upsets to crazy finishes, this was the sport at its absolute peak.
BYU gets historic win over Notre Dame
BYU beat Notre Dame 28-24 on Saturday evening in a thriller that came down to the final snap.
The Cougars had the lead for most of the game until the Irish took the lead with nine minutes to go in the fourth on the hands of a Jonaz Walton touchdown run. BYU then took a late lead on a Bear Bachmeier touchdown pass to Walker Lyons. Notre Dame would storm down the field during the preceding two-minute drill but would run out of time as BYU came away with a big victory.
Ohio State wins battle of past two CFP National Champions
The Ohio State Buckeyes came away victoriously in Bloomington on Saturday afternoon.
Indiana and Ohio State were the previous two CFP National Champions, and this was the third meeting between the two in the last three years.
Auburn stuns Georgia Between the Hedges
Auburn marched into Sanford Stadium and left with a walk-off field goal from Alex McPherson. Auburn won the turnover battle over the Bulldogs 3-0, which played a key part in the win.
Tennessee wins the Third Saturday in October
Neyland Stadium was a fortress on Saturday for the Alabama Crimson Tide. The Volunteers held Alabama to only 10 points and outgained them by almost 150 total yards. The Tennessee defense also forced four Tide turnovers.
The Volunteers improved to 6-1 on the season while Alabama now has two losses.
Florida hands Longhorns second loss
Earlier in the week, the Gators announced that starting quarterback Aaron Philo would be out, and Tramell Jones Jr would get the start.
Jones threw two touchdown passes to lead the second-half surge over Texas in Austin.
Hotty Toddy stays Hot in Oxford
The Ole Miss Rebels dominated in Vaught-Hemingway Stadium over Mizzou, 31-3. The Rebels put up 498 total yards and converted 9-14 on third downs.
Star quarterback Trinidad Chambliss threw for 241 passing yards and three touchdowns.
Houston Outlasts Oklahoma State in a Shootout
In a clash of high-flying offenses, the Houston Cougars defeated the Cowboys in H-Town 35-32.
Quarterbacks Drew Mestemaker and Conner Weigman combined for 708 passing yards and eight touchdowns.
LSU shuts out Mississippi State in Death Valley
Quarterback Sam Leavitt had a big day for the Tigers, racking up 289 passing yards and four touchdowns. The LSU defense held the Bulldogs to zero points, forced a turnover, and denied the Mississippi State offense five times on fourth down.
BYU gets historic win over Notre Dame
BYU beat Notre Dame 28-24 on Saturday evening in a thriller that came down to the final snap.
The Cougars had the lead for most of the game until the Irish took the lead with nine minutes to go in the fourth on the hands of a Jonaz Walton touchdown run. BYU then took a late lead on a Bear Bachmeier touchdown pass to Walker Lyons. Notre Dame would storm down the field during the preceding two-minute drill but would run out of time as BYU came away with a big victory.
Ohio State wins battle of past two CFP National Champions
The Ohio State Buckeyes came away victoriously in Bloomington on Saturday afternoon.
Indiana and Ohio State were the previous two CFP National Champions, and this was the third meeting between the two in the last three years.
Auburn stuns Georgia Between the Hedges
Auburn marched into Sanford Stadium and left with a walk-off field goal from Alex McPherson. Auburn won the turnover battle over the Bulldogs 3-0, which played a key part in the win.
Tennessee wins the Third Saturday in October
Neyland Stadium was a fortress on Saturday for the Alabama Crimson Tide. The Volunteers held Alabama to only 10 points and outgained them by almost 150 total yards. The Tennessee defense also forced four Tide turnovers.
The Volunteers improved to 6-1 on the season while Alabama now has two losses.
Florida hands Longhorns second loss
Earlier in the week, the Gators announced that starting quarterback Aaron Philo would be out, and Tramell Jones Jr would get the start.
Jones threw two touchdown passes to lead the second-half surge over Texas in Austin.
Hotty Toddy stays Hot in Oxford
The Ole Miss Rebels dominated in Vaught-Hemingway Stadium over Mizzou, 31-3. The Rebels put up 498 total yards and converted 9-14 on third downs.
Star quarterback Trinidad Chambliss threw for 241 passing yards and three touchdowns.
Houston Outlasts Oklahoma State in a Shootout
In a clash of high-flying offenses, the Houston Cougars defeated the Cowboys in H-Town 35-32.
Quarterbacks Drew Mestemaker and Conner Weigman combined for 708 passing yards and eight touchdowns.
LSU shuts out Mississippi State in Death Valley
Quarterback Sam Leavitt had a big day for the Tigers, racking up 289 passing yards and four touchdowns. The LSU defense held the Bulldogs to zero points, forced a turnover, and denied the Mississippi State offense five times on fourth down.
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