No. 1 Miami fell 31-24 to No

No. 1 Miami fell 31-24 to No. 11 Notre Dame during college football’s Week 10, extending a streak of top-two team losses to five straight weeks according to CBS Sports. Quarterback CJ Carr threw for 319 yards and three touchdowns to lead the Fighting Irish, while No. 3 Utah improved to a better start than it reached in the past 15 years by defeating rival No. 9 BYU in an instant class version of the Holy War rivalry.

Michigan Sets Low Mark as Ohio State Struggles

Michigan failed to score until the two-minute warning in the fourth quarter, marking the first time the program lost without allowing a touchdown since 1985. The Wolverines dropped a 15-6 decision against a Michigan State squad that entered the matchup without a single Big Ten victory reported CBS Sports. Meanwhile, Ohio State suffered through another difficult outing, continuing a slide that has the team facing its most losses in a regular season since 2011.

Nebraska dropped its third straight game following a 24-13 loss to Illinois on Friday night, prompting the program to fire offensive coordinator Dana Holgorsen. The Cornhuskers gained 426 yards of offense but managed only 13 points after multiple missed field goals and turnovers on downs, going 1-of-4 on fourth down. In the SEC, LSU fell 31-14 to No. 5 Alabama, leaving the Tigers with an 0-3 record against CFP Top 25 opponents noted Newsbeep. Ryan Day’s Ohio State program has similarly bottomed out, giving up 38 unanswered points for the first time since 1999 during the penultimate year of the John Cooper era. The quarterback injury to Julian Sayin stands tall during the Buckeyes’ skid, while freshman quarterback Luke Fahey has struggled in two starts.

Texas Advances and Ferris State Ties Division II Record

No. 7 Texas strengthened its postseason resume with Arch Manning throwing for 297 yards and three touchdowns without a turnover in a victory that adds to the Longhorns’ wins over ranked opponents detailed CBS Sports. CJ Carr jumps to the lead in the Heisman Trophy conversation after the win, especially after outdueling Darian Mensah, while Notre Dame effectively punched its ticket to the College Football Playoff. In Division II, Ferris State secured its 40th consecutive win by defeating Wayne State 80-0, tying a division record dating back to 2024 reported Newsbeep.

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