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Maddux Madsen delivered four first-half touchdowns and Boise State claimed its third straight Mountain West Conference championship, overpowering UNLV 38–21 on Saturday in the final title game the Broncos will play before leaving for the rebuilt Pac-12 in 2026.
We usually talk about the College Football Playoff, the national title race and the Heisman Trophy for this piece, but I want to take this in a different direction this week.
It was always going to be difficult to top the chaos of Week 7. But from the early window to a late-night battle between Big 12 heavyweights in Salt Lake City, Week 8 delivered plenty of drama.
Week 7 raised havoc, but Week 8 continued the mayhem as we witnessed more big wins and surprising upsets.
Another week and another top-two team goes, and two more teams fall from the ranks of the unbeatens.
It was a dramatic Week 7 in college football. No. 1 Georgia lost to Auburn. No. 4 Indiana fell to No. 5 Ohio State. No. 6 Alabama was defeated by Tennessee and No. 7 Texas got knocked off by Florida.
If Week 6 showed anything, it's to never underestimate the underdog. Only two ranked matchups were played: Georgia earned a conference road victory over Alabama, and UCLA pulled off an upset over Oregon in Eugene.
The College Football Playoff race took one of its biggest turns of the season in Week 6. Three undefeated teams lost. That includes No. 1 Texas, which lost at the buzzer to rival Oklahoma, and No. 6 Alabama, which fell to No. 2 Georgia, at the top of the rankings.
With seven of the top 10 teams in the AP poll on the road in Week 5, the schedule could have led to chaos and resetting of the College Football Playoff bubble. Instead, six of the seven teams won convincingly.