College football Week 10: Live updates, schedule, scores, CFP rankings

By Google News Sports · 2026-11-07T23:31:17+01:00

We have two ranked-vs.-ranked games going on at the moment in Alabama/LSU and Oregon/Ohio State, but there are a few more we’re keeping our eyes on tonight that could have massive College Football Playoff implications.

Who would have known back in September that this would be one of the biggest SEC games of the season?

No. 13 Tennessee currently sits just outside of the projected CFP bracket. A win tonight would be huge for the Volunteers’ playoff hopes. Meanwhile, No. 6 Kentucky is looking for its first win over Tennessee since Oct. 17, 2020.

This game is the first of a three-game gauntlet for the Wildcats, who host Florida next weekend before traveling to play Missouri the following week.

No. 2 Georgia heads to Oxford, MS to take on Trinidad Chambliss and the Rebels of Ole Miss. The Bulldogs are looking to avenge their loss in last year’s CFP, and Kirby Smart looks to get his first win in Oxford as head coach of the Dawgs (0-2).

Meanwhile, No. 10 Ole Miss looks to avoid falling to 6-3 on the season, as three losses would make it tough for the Rebels to stay in the CFP picture.

At 7-1, No. 11 Notre Dame currently sits right on the edge of the CFP picture — a reminder that the Irish just need to be ranked in the top-12 to make the CFP.

This is a big turning point in Notre Dame’s season, as a win over the No. 1 Hurricanes would likely propel the Irish firmly into the playoff picture. However, a loss could be fatal, as Notre Dame’s last remaining games would be Boston College, SMU and Syracuse.

On the other side, Miami will try to hold onto its No. 1 ranking and undefeated record and make it three-straight wins over the Irish since 2017.

Brevard College's Alex Araneda drilled a 63-yard field goal to open the scoring against Methodist, breaking the record for the longest field goal in DIII history.

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The kick beat the old mark of 62 yards by Matthew Aven from Claremont-Mudd-Scripps in 2013.

The longest made field goal in college football history — at any level — is 69 yards. Abilene Christian's Ove Johansson set the record on Oct. 16, 1976.

We’re here to loop you all in on some scores, moments and stats from the half of the 3:30 games.

The Buckeyes defense nearly held the Ducks before heading into the locker room, but Oregon found their way to the endzone with two seconds left in the half to pull ahead.

Buckeyes quarterback Luke Fahey, who's stepped up for an injured Julian Sayin, is 13-of-19 for 143 passing yards without a touchdown.

Anchored by Bo Jackson's two touchdowns on eight carries, Ohio State has been reliant on their ability to run the football.

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Despite Ryan Coleman-Williams undergoing arthroscopic knee surgery on Oct. 17 to repair a meniscus injury following Alabama's 20-17 loss to Georgia, the Crimson Tide's star offensive weapon has shown no signs of slowing down.

Coleman-Williams nabbed Alabama's lone touchdown of the half, but this time, on the ground. The receiver's routes have been limited to foster his ongoing recovery.

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South Carolina’s LaNorris Sellers left the SEC matchup during the second quarter after taking a sack and…

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