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The Huskies’ win in South Bend was enough to make a grown coach cry — and that’s exactly what Thomas Hammock did after his team’s stunning 16-14 upset of the Irish.

Just as they did last season at Alabama, the Longhorns make another early-season statement against Michigan.

The Fighting Irish suffered a devastating home loss to Northern Illinois, plus the other big winners and losers from this weekend in college football.

After an uneven defensive performance in last week’s season opener, the Midshipmen stifle the Owls, 38-11, in their first conference game.

The Spartans score a late tying touchdown and then kick the winning field goal with one second left to hand the Terrapins a brutal 27-24 loss in College Park.

The Wolverines and Longhorns meet in a rare battle of nonconference blue bloods at the Big House.

Judge Claudia Wilken refused to approve the House v. NCAA settlement that would allow schools to pay athletes directly.

Plus Nebraska might be back, five teams with the most at stake this weekend, and Heisman watch! It’s our weekly college football preview.

After a slow climb to earning the starting job, Edwards has quickly gained the respect of his teammates.

The Texas quarterback is one of the biggest earners of the NIL era, making it easier for him to stay in school to maximize his NFL potential.

The expanded College Football Playoff format includes an automatic berth for a Group of Five champion, giving hope that didn’t exist to smaller programs.

Michigan’s offense looked shaky in Week 1, which points to the under in Saturday’s showdown against Texas.

Freshman Josiah McLaurin scored a touchdown in his first college game Saturday, a week after he lost his father.

The rise of Miami quarterback Cam Ward shows how the current system in college football can elevate overlooked players.

The LSU coach was left “angry” after USC’s 27-20 win in a game that featured more quality defense than anticipated.

Penn State, Miami and Notre Dame all earned road wins Saturday, then headed on home with hope.

Georgia, Miami and Vanderbilt were among the other big winners on college football’s opening weekend.

The Mids’ hybrid-wing T system powers a 49-21 victory over FCS opponent Bucknell.