College Football Playoff predictions - Who's most likely to make the playoff field - ESPN
Could Week 3 of the college football season match the drama of Week 2? Not exactly. At least, not for the top contenders for the College Football Playoff.
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No. 4 Alabama Crimson Tide dominate Wisconsin Badgers - ESPN
MADISON, Wis. — Alabama went from its clunkiest performance to its cleanest, which didn't surprise coach Kalen DeBoer nor his players.
Green Bay Packers downgrade QB Jordan Love to doubtful - ESPN
GREEN BAY, Wis. — The Green Bay Packers downgraded quarterback Jordan Love to doubtful on Saturday, lessening his chances of playing on Sunday against the Indianapolis Colts.
Graham Mertz to start for Florida with plan to use DJ Lagway - ESPN
GAINESVILLE, Fla. — Graham Mertz will start at quarterback Saturday for Florida against Texas A&M, but there is a plan in place for freshman DJ Lagway.
Wisconsin QB Tyler Van Dyke exits vs. Alabama with leg injury - ESPN
MADISON, Wis. — Wisconsin starting quarterback Tyler Van Dyke left Saturday's game against No. 4 Alabama with an apparent right knee/leg injury following a run on the opening drive.
College football Week 3 preview: Can Wisconsin slow down Jalen Milroe, Alabama?
After a thrilling Week 2, which included plenty of upsets, standout performances and a ton of excitement from start to finish, we shift our focus to Week 3, where "Big Noon Kickoff" heads to Madison for a massive non-conference showdown between Wisconsin and No. 4-ranked Alabama (noon ET on FOX and the FOX Sports app).
College football Week 3 buzz: Georgia and Texas are still out front, Michigan's bleak future, plus upset picks - ESPN
Week 2 was a wacky one. It seemed like anything could happen (Penn State was losing to Bowling Green?!) and anything did (Notre Dame lost to NIU as a 28.5-point favorite?!).
Senior QB Tyler Van Dyke exuding confidence, embracing leadership role at Wisconsin
As Wisconsin head coach Luke Fickell reflected on the mixed results from his debut season — a campaign that included the most losses by any first-year Wisconsin coach (six) since 1990, an offense that averaged its fewest points per game (23.5) since 2004 and a defense that ended with its lowest national ranking (39th) in nearly two decades — the area he was most eager to address entering Year 2 was leadership.