There were a couple near upsets in the Big Ten that would've tossed College Football Playoff projections into a jumbled mess, but unbeaten Indiana and one-loss Oregon prevailed on their final possessions against Penn State and Iowa, respectively, away from home to keep pace behind top-ranked Ohio State.

Texas A&M took care of Missouri on the road, and Texas Tech routed BYU at home to add to their College Football Playoff résumés.

While there weren’t many earth-shattering upsets in Week 11, Saturday saw teams like BYU, Virginia, and Louisville fall.

Last week's voting had Ohio State as the rock-solid No. 1 team in the AP Top 25 poll with 55 first-place votes and 1,633 voting points. Indiana had the second-most first-place votes with 11, but the 1,591 voting points was closer to No. 1 than it was to No. 3, where Texas A&M checked in with just one first-place vote and 1,523 voting points.

Texas football is once again raising expectations after an impressive four-game winning streak in the SEC has improved the team to 7-2 on the season. With big-t

The No. 3 Texas A&M Aggies, led by quarterback Marcel Reed, face the No. 22 Missouri Tigers, led by quarterback Beau Pribula, on Saturday, Nov. 8, 2025 (11/8/25) at Memorial Stadium in Columbia, Mo.

The Week 11 college football slate was highlighted by a showdown of Big 12 top dogs as Texas Tech handed BYU its first loss, while Virginia and Louisville both suffered their second losses of the season in upset fashion to throw the ACC into chaos.

Texas Longhorns star quarterback Arch Manning received an unfortunate prediction during a rocky college football season.

In the afternoon window, No. 20 Iowa took a late lead on No. 9 Oregon before QB Dante Moore and the Ducks delivered a game-winning drive in the final seconds. No. 3 Texas A&M's ranked matchup with No. 22 Missouri was less exciting; the Aggies handled the Tigers in a blowout.