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There was no shortage of drama and wild finishes in Week 4 of the college football season, from Missouri needing double overtime to fend off Vanderbilt to Michigan's comeback win over USC to Colorado's heart-stopping rally to beat Baylor.
Week 3 didn't bring any big upsets, as the only ranked teams to lose (No. 20 Arizona and No. 24 Boston College) fell to teams ranked higher than them (No. 14 Kansas State and No. 6 Missouri, respectively).
In Week 2 of the college football season, we had a major upset — and reverberations throughout the College Football Playoff and bowl pictures — as Northern Illinois stunned Notre Dame at South Bend.
Week 1 is in the books, with some close calls and wild finishes but no earth-shattering upsets. Even so, we have a slate of results to judge teams by — our first on-field glimpse as to who could succeed, who might falter and who could be part of the College Football Playoff in 2024.
Let's spare a thought for the Columbus Crew. Wilfried Nancy's team was the wildly popular winner of the 2023 MLS Cup, but despite that goodwill, Major League Soccer's original franchise spent precious little time in the spotlight.
Rivalry Week brought plenty of drama, amazing plays and fantastic finishes, but no seismic results that shook up the bowl picture.
With only Rivalry Week and Championship Week remaining before the College Football Playoff is set and all the bowl matchups are revealed, the stakes are getting high.
Week 11 brought some close calls for unbeaten teams (Washington, Florida State), but no stunning upsets to shake up the top of the bowl hierarchy.