Category: NCAA

Arizona beat Arizona State 16–7 in the Territorial Cup thanks to a defense that forced multiple turnovers and held ASU to just over 200 total yards.  Quarterback Noah Fifita threw a clutch touchdown pass in the third quarter and helped the Wildcats pull ahead. Meanwhile, ASU’s offense struggled — their QB threw several interceptions and the Sun Devils couldn’t convert their few shots at a comeback. 

With this win, Arizona ends the regular season hot and keeps their postseason hopes alive, while ASU walks away disappointed after a rough night. 🔥

Indiana absolutely blew out Purdue 56–3 thanks to a dominant ground game and big plays all over the field. Indiana rushed for 355 yards, and back Kaelon Black scored two touchdowns while Roman Hemby and the QB each added a rushing TD. Purdue never got going — they managed only a field goal. Indiana finishes the regular season undefeated and books a spot in the Big Ten Championship game with style. 🏆🔥

Texas shocked the Aggies 27-17 in Austin, ending Texas A&M’s perfect-season hopes. After A&M led 10-3 at halftime, the Longhorns exploded in the second half. Quarterback Arch Manning threw a touchdown pass and added a big 35-yard touchdown run to put Texas up for good.

A&M’s offense stalled — their QB Marcel Reed threw two late interceptions, and the Aggies couldn’t convert key drives. Meanwhile, Texas picked off the momentum and sealed the rivalry win.

The result: Texas A&M misses the SEC championship game, but both teams still have eyes on postseason hopes. 👀

Georgia held off Georgia Tech 16–9 in a tough, low-scoring rivalry game. The Bulldogs relied on their run game — especially Nate Frazier’s 108 yards — to control the clock. The only touchdown of the game came from a Georgia pass to Zachariah Branch, giving them just enough breathing room.

Georgia Tech kicked a few field goals to stay alive, but couldn’t finish drives when it mattered.

Georgia wins again and extends their rivalry streak to 8 straight over the Yellow Jackets. 🔥🐶💛

Ole Miss won the Egg Bowl 38–19 by simply making bigger plays all game long. Quarterback Trinidad Chambliss threw four touchdowns, and running back Kewan Lacy powered through for over 140 yards. Mississippi State had a few good runs, but couldn’t keep up with Ole Miss’ offense.

The win gives Ole Miss an 11–1 regular season — their best ever — and puts them in the playoff conversation, while Mississippi State finishes at 5–7.

Utah beat Kansas 31–21 in a game that felt like a rollercoaster. Utah’s quarterback Devon Dampier was on fire — throwing 3 touchdowns and running all over the field. Kansas actually rushed for a ton of yards, but Utah’s defense came up with the real game-changers: three interceptions, including one they almost took back for a touchdown.

In simple terms:
Utah made the big plays, Kansas made the big mistakes, and that was the difference.

Utah walks away with the win and keeps their championship hopes alive. 🔥