College Football Power Rankings: How did the top 25 look in Week 5? - ESPN
On the heels of a weekend that brought more big developments than any other so far this season, the College Football Power Rankings have been shaken up accordingly.
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AP college football poll reaction: What's next for each Top 25 team? - ESPN
The new AP Top 25 college football poll is out.
College Football Playoff predictions Week 5 - Who's most likely to make the playoff field - ESPN
Week 5 of the college football season featured one of the biggest matchups of the regular season with the No. 2 Georgia Bulldogs visiting the No. 4 Alabama Crimson Tide. In a matchup that featured teams that have won a combined five national titles in the past 10 years, this one had plenty of stakes for the 2024 College Football Playoff.
Auburn cheerleader knocks down Oklahoma player running onto field while performing stunts
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Avery Johnson's 5 TDs lead No. 23 Kansas State past No. 20 Oklahoma State
Avery Johnson passed for three touchdowns and ran for two as No. 23 Kansas State routed No. 20 Oklahoma State, 42-20, on Saturday.
Sources - Texas QB Quinn Ewers not expected to play vs. Bulldogs - ESPN
Texas quarterback Quinn Ewers is not expected to play against Mississippi State on Saturday, per sources, as the Longhorns staff is expected to sit him out in order for him to be fully healthy for the game against Oklahoma on Oct. 12.
College football Week 5 preview: Five best games to watch this weekend
Week 5 is here with plenty of exciting matchups between ranked opponents. There's the SEC championship rematch from last season between No. 2 Georgia and No. 4 Alabama, there's a critical Big 12 showdown between No. 20 Oklahoma State and No. 23 Kansas State, and there's an intriguing meeting in the Big Ten when No. 19 Illinois visits No. 9 Penn State.
Steve Sarkisian still unsure on Texas' starting QB for SEC debut - ESPN
Texas coach Steve Sarkisian said on Thursday that the No. 1 Longhorns still haven't decided on a starting quarterback for Saturday's inaugural SEC game against Mississippi State.