FBS Conference Schedule - 2025

Tuesday, 28 October

matchup		result	passing leader	rushing leader	receiving leader
UTEP UTEP	Kennesaw State KENN	KENN 33, UTEP 20	S. Locklear 160	C. Belcher 113	J. Rogers 66
James Madison JMU	Texas State TXST	JMU 52, TXST 20	A. Barnett III 264	A. Barnett III 98	N. DeGennaro 101

Wednesday, 29 October

matchup		result	passing leader	rushing leader	receiving leader
Jacksonville State JVST	Middle Tennessee MTSU	JVST 24, MTSU 21	N. Vattiato 235	C. Cook 105	D. Johnson 131
Florida International FIU	Missouri State MOST	MOST 28, FIU 21	J. Clark 163	S. Lawrence 104	C. Jnopierre 57

Thursday, 30 October

matchup		result	passing leader	rushing leader	receiving leader
Marshall MRSH	Coastal Carolina CCU	CCU 44, MRSH 27	S. Collier 196	A. Roberts 134	M. Gillie 69
Tulane TULN	UTSA UTSA	UTSA 48, TULN 26	O. McCown 370	R. Henry Jr. 87	D. Amador II 113

Friday, 31 October

matchup		result	passing leader	rushing leader	receiving leader
#25 Memphis MEM	Rice RICE	MEM 38, RICE 14	B. Lewis 225	B. Lewis 87	C. Braham Jr. 66
North Carolina UNC	Syracuse SYR	UNC 27, SYR 10	G. Lopez 216	D. June 101	D. June 81
Sam Houston SHSU	Louisiana Tech LT	LT 55, SHSU 14	B. Baker 221	E. Green 191	C. Reed 79

Saturday, 1 November

matchup		result	passing leader	rushing leader	receiving leader
Penn State PSU	#1 Ohio State OSU	OSU 38, PSU 14	J. Sayin 316	B. Jackson 105	C. Tate 124
#2 Indiana IU	Maryland MD	IU 55, MD 10	M. Washington 242	K. Black 110	O. Cooper Jr. 86
#5 Georgia UGA	Florida FLA	UGA 24, FLA 20	G. Stockton 223	J. Baugh 72	E. Wilson III 121
South Carolina SC	#7 Ole Miss MISS	MISS 30, SC 14	L. Sellers 180	K. Lacy 167	N. Harbor 69
#8 Georgia Tech GT	NC State NCSU	NCSU 48, GT 36	H. King 408	J. Scott 196	J. Allen 110
#9 Vanderbilt VAN	#20 Texas TEX	TEX 34, VAN 31	D. Pavia 365	Q. Wisner 75	E. Stowers 146
#10 Miami MIA	SMU SMU	SMU 26, MIA 20 (OT)	K. Jennings 365	M. Fletcher Jr. 84	J. Hudson 136
#12 Notre Dame ND	Boston College BC	ND 25, BC 10	C. Carr 299	J. Love 136	L. Bond 92
#13 Texas Tech TTU	Kansas State KSU	TTU 43, KSU 20	B. Morton 249	J. Williams 135	C. Douglas 82
#18 Oklahoma OU	#14 Tennessee TENN	OU 33, TENN 27	J. Aguilar 393	X. Robinson 115	M. Matthews 76
#15 Virginia UVA	California CAL	UVA 31, CAL 21	C. Morris 262	J. Taylor 105	T. Grizzell 80
#16 Louisville LOU	Virginia Tech VT	LOU 28, VT 16	M. Moss 136	I. Brown 130	C. Bell 56
#17 Cincinnati CIN	#24 Utah UTAH	UTAH 45, CIN 14	B. Sorsby 221	W. Parker 104	C. Allen 133
Purdue PUR	#21 Michigan MICH	MICH 21, PUR 16	B. Underwood 145	J. Marshall 185	Z. Marshall 58
West Virginia WVU	#22 Houston HOU	WVU 45, HOU 35	C. Weigman 309	D. Hubbard 108	A. Thomas 99
#23 USC USC	Nebraska NEB	USC 21, NEB 17	J. Maiava 135	E. Johnson 165	J. Richardson 43
Rutgers RUTG	Illinois ILL	ILL 35, RUTG 13	A. Kaliakmanis 253	L. Altmyer 88	K. Duff 93
Duke DUKE	Clemson CLEM	DUKE 46, CLEM 45	C. Klubnik 385	A. Randall 89	A. Williams 142
UCF UCF	Baylor BAY	BAY 30, UCF 3	S. Robertson 267	C. Knighten 104	M. Trigg 82
UAB UAB	UConn CONN	CONN 38, UAB 19	J. Fagnano 267	C. Edwards 62	S. Bell 149
Army ARMY	Air Force AFA	ARMY 20, AFA 17	L. Szarka 161	C. Hellums 98	J. Dawson 67
Navy NAVY	North Texas UNT	UNT 31, NAVY 17	D. Mestemaker 234	C. Hawkins 197	C. Dorner 78
Buffalo BUFF	Bowling Green BGSU	BUFF 28, BGSU 3	T. Roberson 136	A. Henderson 119	N. McMillan 105
Arizona State ASU	Iowa State ISU	ASU 24, ISU 19	R. Becht 186	J. Sims 228	C. Sowell 85
East Carolina ECU	Temple TEM	ECU 45, TEM 14	K. Houser 256	L. Montgomery 84	Y. Smith 100
New Mexico UNM	UNLV UNLV	UNM 40, UNLV 35	A. Colandrea 382	J. Laubstein 99	K. Johnson 158
Michigan State MSU	Minnesota MINN	MINN 23, MSU 20 (OT)	A. Milivojevic 311	E. Tau-Tolliver 127	R. Bullard Jr. 102
Pittsburgh PITT	Stanford STAN	PITT 35, STAN 20	M. Heintschel 304	J. Turner 127	C. Williams 122
Delaware DEL	Liberty LIB	LIB 59, DEL 30	N. Minicucci 344	E. Dickens 217	S. Wilson 109
New Mexico State NMSU	Western Kentucky WKU	WKU 35, NMSU 16	R. Tisdale Jr. 301	L. Wright 44	K.D. Hutchinson 83
Fresno State FRES	Boise State BOIS	FRES 30, BOIS 7	M. Cutforth 106	R. Luke 88	C. Penry 44
Old Dominion ODU	UL Monroe ULM	ODU 31, ULM 6	C. Joseph 231	Z. Palmer-Smith 96	T. Brown III 83
Louisiana UL	South Alabama USA	UL 31, USA 22	L. Winfield 232	K. Phillips 75	S. Sampson Jr. 138
Mississippi State MSST	Arkansas ARK	MSST 38, ARK 35	B. Shapen 242	M. Washington Jr. 116	A. Evans III 111
Oklahoma State OKST	Kansas KU	KU 38, OKST 21	Z. Flores 235	L. Williams 77	G. Freeman 78
Central Michigan CMU	Western Michigan WMU	WMU 24, CMU 21	J. Labas 152	B. Lowry 82	L. Lewis 111
Arizona ARIZ	Colorado COLO	ARIZ 52, COLO 17	N. Fifita 213	I. Mahdi 85	O. Miller 91
Wyoming WYO	San Diego State SDSU	SDSU 24, WYO 7	J. Denegal 194	L. Sutton 158	D. Brown 51
Kentucky UK	Auburn AUB	UK 10, AUB 3	C. Boley 161	J. Cobb 72	K. Law 49
Washington State WSU	Oregon State ORST	ORST 10, WSU 7	Z. Eckhaus 146	A. Hankerson 132	J. Meredith 44
Wake Forest WAKE	Florida State FSU	FSU 42, WAKE 7	T. Castellanos 271	S. Singleton Jr. 91	D. Robinson 148
Arkansas State ARST	Troy TROY	ARST 23, TROY 10	J. Raynor 247	T. Meadows 48	H. Summers 70
Hawai'i HAW	San José State SJSU	SJSU 45, HAW 38	W. Eget 458	L. Radcliffe 97	D. Scudero 215

College Football News

Finebaum: Texas Tech is a legit title contender, Alabama still has questions
Paul Finebaum explains why Texas Tech is a legit threat for the College Football Playoff while Alabama is questionable because of their running game.
Alejado throws 3 TD passes to Harris, Hawaii beats San Diego State 38-6
— Micah Alejado threw three first-half touchdown passes to Jackson Harris on Saturday night to help Hawaii beat San Diego State 38-6.
Sam Houston's special teams shine in 21-17 win over Oregon State
— Mabrey Mettauer threw a touchdown pass and the Sam Houston special teams scored two second-half touchdowns to help the Bearkats beat Oregon State 21-17 on Saturday night and snap an eight-game losing streak.
Colandrea accounts for 4 TDs, UNLV runs for 320 yards in 42-10 win over Colorado State
— Anthony Colandrea accounted for four touchdowns, Jai’Den Thomas had 131 yards rushing — which included a 57-yard touchdown — on seven carries, and UNLV beat Colorado State 42-10 on Saturday night.
Lateef's impressive debut as a starter and Johnson's rushing lead Nebraska over UCLA 28-21
— TJ Lateef was 13 for 15 for 205 yards and three touchdown passes in his first collegiate start, Emmett Johnson went over 100 yards rushing and receiving, and Nebraska defeated UCLA 28-21 on Saturday night for its first win in Pasadena since 1993.
Recapping Auburn's impressive performance despite loss to Vandy
The SEC Now crew reminisces on the Tigers' impressive plays as they commend Ashton Daniels and the offense's strategic performance against the Commodores.