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Drew Allar finds Devote Ross in the endzone for a spectacular grab. Penn State leads 20-0 over Florida International in the fourth quarter. 

WHAT A GRAB 🔥

Devonte Ross couldn't be denied in the end zone 😤

— ESPN College Football (@ESPNCFB)

Minnesota leads Northwestern State 66-0 late in the third quarter, and the stadium staff has ran out of fireworks. The Gophers usually shoot them off after every touchdown, but with nine touchdowns on the board already, fans will be without the festivities for the remainder of the game. 

Minnesota is out of fireworks.

— Sickos Committee (@SickosCommittee)

Most of the early window matchups of Week 2 are at halftime, and there's a lot to know. Here's a quick breakdown. 

Triple-take worthy scores:

• Minnesota leads Northwestern State, 59-0, backed by two defensive touchdowns. The Demons snapped their multi-year losing streak last week with a 20-10 win over Alcorn State.
• No. 14 Florida State is beating East Texas A&M, 49-0, behind a three-touchdown performance by quarterback Tommy Castellanos.
• No. 24 Texas Tech is up 48-0 on Kent State, highlighted by a 290-pound defensive lineman pick-six.

THICC SIX 🔥

📺 TNT & MAX

— Texas Tech Football (@TexasTechFB)

Potential upsets: 

• No. 11 Illinois and Duke are neck-and-neck, with the Fighting Illini leading 14-13. The Blue Devils scored their first touchdown with eight seconds left before halftime.
• It's a dogfight between No. 16 Iowa State and Iowa, as the Cyclones are up 13-10. 

Craziest plays of the day

• Outside of Castellanos' big day, his wide receiver Duce Robinson is having one to remember as well. The junior has five receptions for 173 yards and two touchdowns, headlined by an incredible 82-yard, one-handed touchdown catch.

Just like we drew it up... & |

— FSU Football (@FSUFootball)

•  Utah State's lone touchdown was an acrobatic one, you're going to want to see this red zone play

UTAH STATE??!

— Unnecessary Roughness (@UnnecRoughness)

• Duke's Andrel Anthony was the wide receiver who made the touchdown catch with eight seconds left before halftime, and it took some finesse.

WHAT A CATCH BY ANDREL ANTHONY....

— Duke Football (@DukeFOOTBALL)

Performance of note: 

• SMU quarterback Kevin Jennings has been perfect so far....literally. The junior is 10/10 with 236 yards and two touchdowns at the half against Baylor. The Mustangs lead 24-21.

SMU AGAIN!

Kevin Jennings hasn’t missed a throw today, 10/10 for 236 yards

— Unnecessary Roughness (@UnnecRoughness)

Texas Tech's 290-pound defensive lineman Skyler Howard returns the tipped pass 37 yards to the house to extend the Red Raiders' lead. TTU is up 48-0 at halftime against Kent State. 

THICC SIX 🔥

📺 TNT & MAX

— Texas Tech Football (@TexasTechFB)

Arch Manning has four touchdown passes in the first half against San Jose State. Parker Livingstone and Jack Endries each have hauled in two as the Longhorns pile on in Austin. 

That to connection 😮‍💨

— Texas Football (@TexasFootball)

Oklahoma hosted College Gameday for the 10th time in school history in lieu of their matchup against Michigan at 7:30 pm ET. 

The two schools have met only once before. In the 1975 Orange bowl, the Sooners took down the Wolverines 14-6 to secure their program’s fifth AP national championship.

If you missed ESPN’s College Gameday in Norman, Okla., take a look at the best moments and signs of the day. 

Field-Goal Success
For the second weekend in a row, Pat McAfee’s 30-yard kicking contest field goal was made. The Oklahoma freshmen, brought his own cleats and left with $200,000, clearing the pigskin through the uprights by two feet. 

TWO WEEKS, TWO MADE FIELD GOALS 😱

He showed up with his own cleats and now he has $200K heading to him with another $100K to Michigan LB's Ernest Hausmann's foundation, courtesy of 👏

— College GameDay (@CollegeGameDay)

OU Gymnastics 
The reigning ��ݮ��վ���߿� national champions Oklahoma gymanstics team showed up to college gameday got into the fun with a few signs of their own. 

ESPN's always does such a great job highlighting the elite non-football programs of host schools, and today is no exception. spotlights the 7X national champion program.

— bill hofheimer (@bhofheimer_espn)

The Standard Burger
From peach cobbler nachos to gianourous burgers, Pat McaFee and the rest of the gameday crew got a taste of Norman with their samples from the legendary Standard Restaurant. 

Watch try to eat this burger 😭

— College GameDay (@CollegeGameDay)

Light Beneath the Well
Michigan linebacker, Ernest Hausmann, returned to Uganda and reunited with his family after 16 years living with his adoptive parents in the United States. Gameday highlighted his story and how he created the Light Beneath the Well foundation to provide clean water access to areas in need, specifically his old town in Uganda. 

Michigan LB Ernest Hausmann was born in Uganda as one of 23 siblings. When his parents contracted AIDS, they were forced to put him up for adoption.

After nearly two decades of living nearly halfway around the world, Hausmann had the chance to travel back to Africa and…

— College GameDay (@CollegeGameDay)

UConn dives deep into its playbook with this double pass touchdown against Syracuse. The Orange were caught on their heels as the Huskies take a 7-0 lead in New York. 

UCONN DOUBLE PASS TD

— Sickos Committee (@SickosCommittee)

Union's Dan Quinn bolts past the secondary for a touchdown on first down from their own 1-yard line.

It's the season-opener for both teams and the 136th season of Union football as DIII football begins its season.

Union backed up on its own 1? No worries. Dan Quinn gets behind the secondary and is off to the races for a 99-yard TD catch from Patch Flanagan! All tied at 7 late in the first.

— D3football.com (@d3football)

Week 2 is here! 

After a stacked Week 1 slate, college football only has one ranked vs. ranked game this weekend. But there are still plenty of intriguing matchups to watch out for before No. 15 Michigan at No. 18 Oklahoma tonight. 

No. 11 Illinois gets its first real test on the road at Duke to kick off the day alongside an always entertaining in-state rivalry between No. 16 Iowa State and Iowa. 

We get our first taste of SEC play in the afternoon window as No. 20 Ole Miss goes on the road to Kentucky before No. 13 Florida takes on a hot South Florida team an hour later. 

The blue-blood matchup between the Wolverines and Sooners will be the clear game to watch in the night window, but don't overlook No. 12 Arizona State at Mississippi State for the Sun Devils' first road test.  

Here are some of the top games to watch today:

• Iowa at No. 16 Iowa State, 12 p.m. | FOX
• No. 11 Illinois at Duke, 12 p.m. | ESPN
• Oklahoma State at No. 6 Oregon, 3:30 p.m. | CBS
• No. 20 Ole Miss at Kentucky, 3:30 p.m. | ABC
• No. 12 Arizona State at Mississippi State, 7:30 p.m. | ESPN2
• No. 15 Michigan at No. 18 Oklahoma, 7:30 p.m. | ABC

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Names to watch

• How will Arch Manning bounce back after an underwhelming Week 1 performance? The Longhorns take on San Jose State, so it should be a get-right matchup for Manning to prepare for SEC play. 
• Can Michigan's Bryce Underwood handle the early-season road game in Norman? The highest-ranked offensive recruit in Michigan football history has been thrown right into the action against an experienced Sooner defense. It will be interesting to see how the true freshman handles the environment. 
• First road tests for two veteran quarterbacks. ASU's Sam Leavitt and Illinois' Luke Altmyer both go on the road against solid squads in Mississippi State and Duke, respectively. This will be a good benchmark to see if these proven gunslingers can take care of business away from home. 

Good morning and happy college football Saturday!

In case you missed any of the action last night, don't worry - we've got you covered. Here's some of the biggest moments from Friday night that will get you pumped for what's to come today. 

Ryan Boe's stiff-arm

Northwestern back-up quarterback Ryan Boe stiff-armed his way towards a 56-yard touchdown run, the first of his career, while the Huskies displayed a dominant performance in their 42-7 win over Western Illinois.

RYAN BOE STIFF-ARM 🤯🙌

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— Northwestern Football (@NUFBFamily)

JMU 8-yard punt

Louisville capitalized on this 8-yard punt by JMU with a 38-yard field goal to end the first half. The bounce gave the Cardinals prime field position inside the 40 with just under two minutes left in the second quarter. 

8 yard punt for JMU. Took a hell of a Louisville bounce.

— Sickos Committee (@SickosCommittee)

Ben Ford's 64-yard TD reception

Boise State's decisive 51-14 victory over Eastern Washington was headlined by wide receiver Ben Ford's 64-yd touchdown reception. He ended the night with two touchdowns on just three receptions and 84 yards. 

8 yard punt for JMU. Took a hell of a Louisville bounce.

— Sickos Committee (@SickosCommittee)

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