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7:00 games

• #10 Georgia 23, 6 Auburn 10
• Colorado State d. New Mexico
• Middle Tennessee at FIU
• UAB d. Rice
• North Texas d. Charlotte
• Southern Miss d. Florida Atlantic
• Connecticut d. Maine

8:00 games

• #9 Alabama 59, #8 Arkansas 24
• Arizona State d. UCLA
• Louisiana Tech d. UTEP
• BYU d. Missouri

Late games

• Wyoming d. UNLV
• #18 California 38, USC 35
• Utah State d. San Diego State
• Hawaii d. NM State

Week 5 standings update

ACC
ATLANTIC

• Florida State (2-0) 5-0
• Clemson (4-1) 5-1
• NC State (2-1) 3-3
• Louisville (2-2) 4-2
• Syracuse (1-1) 3-2
• Wake Forest (0-2) 4-2
• Boston College (0-3) 2-4

COASTAL

• North Carolina (3-0) 4-2
• Miami (2-0) 6-0
• Virginia Tech (1-1) 5-1
• Pittsburgh (1-1) 4-1
• Duke (1-2) 4-2
• Virginia (0-2) 2-3
• Georgia Tech (0-3) 2-3

BIG XII

• Iowa State (3-0) 6-0
• Oklahoma (2-0) 5-0
• Kansas State (1-1) 4-1
• Oklahoma State (1-1) 4-1
• Texas (1-1) 4-1
• Baylor (1-1) 3-2
• TCU (1-1) 3-2
• Texas Tech (1-1) 3-2
• West Virginia (0-2) 1-4
• Kansas (0-3) 1-6

BIG TEN
EAST

• Michigan (3-0) 6-0
• Indiana (2-0) 5-0
• Ohio State (2-0) 5-0
• Rutgers (2-1) 3-3
• Michigan State (1-2) 2-4
• Maryland (0-2) 3-2
• Penn State (0-2) 2-3

WEST

• Minnesota (2-1) 5-1
• Nebraska (2-1) 5-1
• Illinois (1-1) 4-1
• Wisconsin (1-2) 4-2
• Northwestern (1-2) 3-2
• Iowa (1-2) 3-3
• Purdue (0-2) 3-2

PAC 12
NORTH

• California (3-0) 6-0
• Oregon (2-0) 4-1
• Washington State (2-1) 4-2
• Washington (1-1) 3-2
• Stanford (1-2) 2-3
• Oregon State (1-2) 2-4

SOUTH

• UCLA (2-0) 4-1
• Colorado (1-1) 2-2
• USC (2-2) 3-3
• Arizona (1-2) 4-2
• Arizona State (0-2) 2-3
• Utah (0-3) 3-3

SEC
EAST

• Florida (4-0) 5-0
• Georgia (2-1) 5-1
• Missouri (2-1) 4-2
• Kentucky (1-2) 4-2
• Tennessee (1-2) 3-3
• South Carolina (1-3) 2-4
• Vanderbilt (0-3) 1-4

WEST

• Alabama (2-1) 5-1
• Arkansas (2-1) 5-1
• Auburn (2-1) 5-1
• Texas A&M (1-1) 4-1
• LSU (1-1) 4-2
• Ole Miss (2-2) 4-2
• Mississippi State (0-2) 3-2

AMERICAN

• Central Florida (2-0) 4-1
• Temple (1-0) 5-0
• Cincinnati (1-0) 4-1
• SMU (1-0) 3-2
• Houston (1-1) 4-1
• East Carolina (1-1) 4-2
• Memphis (1-1) 3-2
• Tulane (1-1) 2-3
• Tulsa (0-1) 1-3
• South Florida (0-2) 2-4
• Navy (0-2) 1-4

CONFERENCE USA
EAST

• Marshall (2-0) 3-3
• Middle Tennessee (2-1) 3-3
• Florida Atlantic (1-1) 3-3
• Western Kentucky (1-1) 3-3
• Old Dominion (1-1) 2-3
• FIU (0-2) 2-3
• Charlotte (0-2) 0-6

WEST

• UAB (2-0) 5-1
• North Texas (2-0) 3-3
• Southern Miss (2-1) 4-1
• Louisiana Tech (1-1) 2-3
• UTSA (0-1) 2-3
• UTEP (0-1) 1-4
• Rice (0-2) 1-5

MAC
EAST

• Ohio (2-0) 4-2
• Buffalo (2-1) 3-3
• Miami(Ohio) (1-1) 3-3
• Bowling Green (1-1) 2-4
• Kent State (1-1) 2-4
• Akron (0-3) 1-5

WEST

• Northern Illinois (3-0) 4-2
• Ball State (2-0) 3-3
• Central Michigan (1-1) 3-3
• Western Michigan (1-1) 3-3
• Toledo (0-2) 2-4
• Eastern Michigan (0-3) 1-5

MOUNTAIN WEST
MOUNTAIN

• Colorado State (2-0) 5-0
• Utah State (1-0) 3-2
• Wyoming (1-0) 3-2
• Air Force (2-1) 4-2
• Boise State (1-1) 3-2
• New Mexico (0-1) 1-4

PACIFIC

• Nevada (2-0) 4-2
• Fresno State (1-1) 2-3
• San Diego State (1-2) 4-2
• Hawaii (0-1) 3-4
• UNLV (0-2) 1-5
• San Jose State (0-2) 0-5

SUN BELT
EAST

• Troy (2-0) 5-0
• Georgia State (0-1) 3-2
• Appalachian State (0-1) 2-3
• Coastal Carolina (0-1) 2-3
• Georgia Southern (0-2) 3-2

WEST

• UL Lafayette (3-0) 5-0
• UL Monroe (2-0) 3-2
• Arkansas State (1-0) 3-2
• South Alabama (0-1) 1-3
• Texas State (0-2) 1-5

INDEPENDENT

• Army (3-2)
• Connecticut (3-3)
• Liberty (3-3)
• Notre Dame (3-3)
• BYU (2-4)
• NM State (2-5)
• Massachusetts (0-6)

Week 7 schedule, another big weekend, with 5 games between ranked teams, including a Big XII which should essentially guarantee the winner gets to the conference title game

TIME				TV
		WEDNESDAY
8:00		Appalachian State at Georgia Southern		espn2
	.		.
		THURSDAY
8:00		Baylor at Texas Tech		ESPN
9:15		Georgia State at Arkansas State		ESPNU
	.		.
		FRIDAY
8:00		Houston at BYU		ESPN
		#19 Central Florida at Memphis		CBSSN
	.		.
		SATURDAY
9:00		ESPN College Gameday, live from Ames, IA		ESPN
NOON		#13 INDIANA at RUTGERS		ABC
		#1 Oklahoma at #10 Iowa State		FOX
		#3 Florida at Ole Miss		ESPN
		South Florida at Temple		espn2
		Northern Illinois at Ball State		ESPNU
		Western Michigan at Central Michigan		CBSSN
		IOWA at PENN STATE		BTN
		MARYLAND at NORTHWESTERN		BTN+
		Vanderbilt at Kentucky		SECN
		NC State at #8 Clemson		ACCN
		Liberty at Syracuse		Raycom
2:00		Massachusetts at Akron
		Eastern Michigan at Army
3:00		Kent State at Buffalo
3:30		Notre Dame at Pittsburgh		ABC
		#17 LSU at #14 Arkansas		CBS
		Cincinnati at Tulsa		espn2
		Navy at East Carolina		CBSSN
		#2 OHIO STATE at MICHIGAN STATE		BTN
		Washington at Utah		P12
		Ohio at Miami(Ohio)
		Bowling Green at Toledo
3:45		North Carolina at Duke		ESPNU
4:00		#18 Oklahoma State at Kansas		ESPN
		West Virginia at #11 Texas		FS1
		Mississippi State at #5 Alabama		SECN
		Virginia at Georgia Tech		ACCN
		NM State at Fresno State
		Nevada at New Mexico
		North Texas at Middle Tennessee
5:00		Coastal Carolina at #24 UL Lafayette
		Texas State at South Alabama
		UL Monroe at Troy
6:00		Old Dominion at UTSA
7:00		Kansas State at TCU		espn2
		Hawaii at Air Force		CBSSN
		USC at Arizona		P12
		UCLA at Colorado
		Marshall at Louisiana Tech
		FIU at Charlotte
		Southern Miss at UTEP
		Western Kentucky at UAB
7:30		#4 MICHIGAN at #23 MINNESOTA		ABC
		PURDUE at #21 ILLINOIS		FS1
		SMU at Tulane		ESPNU
		#6 Georgia at Missouri		SECN
		Wake Forest at #7 Florida State		ACC
8:00		#15 Texas A&M at #12 Auburn		ESPN
		UNLV at San Jose State
10:00		Washington State at Stanford		P12
10:15		San Diego State at Wyoming		espn2
10:30		Utah State at Boise State		CBSSN
11:00		#9 Oregon at #16 California		FS1

Thursday games

• Texas Tech 34, Baylor 30
• Georgia State d. Arkansas State

Baylor and Texas Tech were tied 10-10 after each had two possessions, but it was just 20-10 Baylor at the half, and 30-20 going into the 4th.  Both quarterbacks threw for over 400 yards, but the Raiders converted a 4th and 6 with just over 6 minutes left, and turned it into a touchdown.  Charlie Brewer made his biggest mistakes of the night on their next possession, taking a sack to set up a 3rd and 24, and then panicking and throwing into double coverage for a pick six, giving Texas Tech two touchdown in under a minute.  The Bears converted a 3rd and 4th down, but on 4th and 12 from the Texas Tech 34, Brewer threw a game ending interception with 1:12 left.

Noon games

• #13 INDIANA 38, RUTGERS 18
• #10 Iowa State 31, #1 Oklahoma 28
• #3 Florida 38, Ole Miss 31
• Temple d. South Florida
• Northern Illinois d Ball State
• Western Michigan d. Central Michigan
• IOWA 42, PENN STATE 21
• Kentucky d. Vanderbilt
• NORTHWESTERN d. MARYLAND
• #8 Clemson d. NC State
• Syracuse d. Liberty

Brock Purdy threw three 1st quarter touchdowns, and the party was on in Ames, up 21-0, but the Oklahoma defense buckled down, and the Sooners had the ball twice in the final 5 minutes with chances to tie or win, but a game tying 46 yard field goal with just over 2 minutes sailed wide, and getting the ball back on their own 20 with 26 seconds to go, Oklahoma was unable to get into field goal range, and a game ending 58 yard hail mary fell harmlessly to the ground at the 8.  The field rush was on.

Indiana's miracle season rolls on, with a road win over Rutgers.  The Scarlet Knights made things dicey midway through the 3rd with a touchdown pass and two point conversion to close to within 21-18, but the Hoosiers scored the final 17 points to stay unbeaten.

The Gators' defense was not much help, but Kyle Trask threw for over 400 yards himself, and the Rebels became one dimensional, relying too much on the run, and in the end they simply didn't have enough.