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Will Michigan State be the first team to solve undefeated Indiana? The Spartans are leading in the second quarter despite this touchdown pass from Kurtis Rourke to Zach Horton.

The Ducks are back in the lead after a 6-play, 75-yard offensive blitz on the ensuing drive was capped off by a short TD run by Noah Whittington.

Oregon 14, Michigan 7

The Bulldogs and Gators traded a few possessions without much movement before Georgia cobbled together a respectable drive inside Florida's red zone. It fizzled out there though, and the Bulldogs settled for a field goal.

Georgia 3, Florida 0

The Wolverines are able to take advantage of the short field after the turnover and find the end zone on a gutsy third-down pass from Davis Warren to Tyler Morris.

Game on in Ann Arbor.

Michigan catches a break as Oregon returner Ryan Pellum drops the ball after being hit on the punt.

The Wolverines have the ball with excellent field position.

The Ducks are on the board first after their first drive of the game goes 12 plays for 63 yards. Dillon Gabriel found Evan Stewart in the end zone to kick things off in Ann Arbor.

The Blue Devils were live dogs in the second half, but the Canes offense just took this one over.

Cam Ward finishes with 400 passing yards and 5 touchdowns

The Hurricanes are pouring it on now. This time it's Mark Fletcher Jr. with a short touchdown run to extend the lead to 22 points with just over 5 minutes left in the game.

The Buckeyes get it done on the road in a pivotal Big Ten showdown, and James Franklin's Nittany Lions stumble in another big game.

Who other than Will Howard to seal it for the Buckeyes.

The Hurricanes are back in the end zone and it's a game-breaking deep ball from Cam Ward to Xavier Restrepo, who turned on the afterburners for the long score.

Restrepo now has more receptions and receiving yards than anybody in Miami history.

Miami's Cam Ward makes a stunning mistake, throwing across the field and into the arms of Duke's Chandler Rivers.

Game on in Coral Gables!

The Buckeyes are milking the clock down now after consecutive first downs. Penn State has its timeouts, but it'll need a stop to stay alive in this one.

We're under the 2-minute mark now.

The Nittany Lions had worked it all the way down the field and had a first-and-goal at the 3-yard line, but they couldn't get it into the end zone with four cracks and they'll turn it over on downs at the 1.

What a defensive stand by Ohio State!

And just like that, the Hurricanes are back in the end zone on a deep pass from Cam Ward to Jacolby George.

Miami 39, Duke 31

The Blue Devils had it in goal-to-go distance, but can't find the end zone and have to settle for a field goal.

Miami 32, Duke 31

The Buckeyes are able to get another field goal from Jayden Fielding after the call, extending their lead back to a touchdown.

There's just over 10 minutes left in the game.

OSU 20, PSU 13

Penn State just had another unfortunate break on a huge play. Ohio State's Quinshon Judkins caught the ball in the flat and then fumbled it after being hit and PSU came up with the recovery. But officials ruled that Judkins didn't make a football move after catching it and OSU kept the ball.

The Blue Devils are driving and Jordan Moore just came down with one of the best catches you'll ever see.

Will Howard finds Jeremiah Smith on a crossing route that takes us to the end of the third quarter.

The Hurricanes have retaken the lead as time winds down in the third quarter. Elija Lofton finishes off the drive with a short burst into the end zone.

Miami 32, Duke 28

The Nittany Lions will have a crack at taking the lead after a second Abdul Carter sack stopped Ohio State in their tracks.

The Hurricanes get one right back with a rapid response touchdown drive. After two beautiful catches by Jacolby George, Cam Ward finds Xavier Restrepo in the end zone on a short TD pass. The Canes went for 2 and got it.

Duke 28, Miami 25

The Nittany Lions' drive fizzles out on the edge of the red zone and they settle for a field goal.

OSU 17, PSU 13

The Blue Devils extended their lead coming out of the halftime break after a 6-yard touchdown pass from Maalik Murphy to Jordan Moore on fourth down, but the Hurricanes are moving the ball with ease on the ensuing drive.

The Nittany Lions are starting to open up the playbook a little bit. They're over midfield after a 24-yard chunk play from Drew Allar to Harrison Wallace.

The Buckeyes' first drive of the second half yields 3 points as Jayden Fielding kicks a 46-yard field goal.

OSU 17, PSU 10

We are back for the second half and the Buckeyes are over midfield already.

Here's where things stand as the first wave of games hits halftime:

What a wild way to end the half in State College. Penn State appeared to have a score just before the break, but OSU's Davison Igbinosun pulled it away from the receiver in the end zone for a touchback.

It's still 14-10 at the break.

Meanwhile, in Coral Gables, the Blue Devils are leading the Hurricanes just before halftime after Maalik Murphy found Peyton Jones for this short touchdown pass.

The Nittany Lions have the ball just over midfield. They're trailing 14-10 with under 2 minutes left in the first half.

Will Howard's fumble appeared to be a huge momentum shift in the game, but Ohio State's defense held strong on the ensuing possession and the Buckeyes will have it back with just over 3 minutes left in the half.

Will Howard took a designed run around the outside but fumbled the ball as he was contacted right before the end zone.

It was initially ruled a touchdown, but the ball was clearly out before he reached the end zone and went over the pylon for a touchback. It was reviewed and overturned.

It'll be Penn State ball at its own 20.

The Buckeyes are on the move again and just converted on a fourth-and-1 at midfield with just over nine minutes left in the second quarter.

The Blue Devils aren't backing down in Manny Diaz's return to Miami. Maalik Murphy just found Sahmir Hagans on a short route and the receiver did the rest from there, running for a 27-yard touchdown to tie the game at 14.

With these two deep balls from Ole Miss QB Jaxson Dart (both 60-plus yards), the Rebels are firmly in control in their SEC clash against Arkansas.

Will Howard finds Brandon Inniss on a short crossing route and the running back does the rest from there, running it in for a 21-yard touchdown to give the Buckeyes the lead.

The drive was kept alive on controversial penalty call, this time an unsportsmanlike conduct penalty on Penn State (see below).

OSU 14, PSU 10

We've already seen one incredible catch in the ACC showdown between Miami and Duke. This one may be even better. Duke cut into Miami's lead with a TD on the next play.

The Buckeyes got away with what appeared to be a pass interference on third-and-short that would've kept PSU's drive alive. OSU will have the ball back at its own 19.

The Buckeyes have bounced right back after the pick 6. Will Howard capped off a 7-play drive with a 25-yard touchdown pass to Emeka Egbuka to cut into Penn State's lead.

PSU 10, OSU 7

The Buckeyes are moving the ball with ease on their second drive of the game. Quinshon Judkins just found an edge and sprinted 29 yards to put Ohio State down near the red zone.

Ohio State was facing a third-and-5 and Will Howard made a huge mistake. PSU's Zion Tracy jumped the slant route, intercepted it and returned it 31 yards to the house.

What a start for Penn State!

Meanwhile, a few plays after Arkansas made a goal line stop to get the ball back, Ole Miss forced a fumble and Jared Ivey fell on it in the end zone to give the Rebels the early lead.

The Nittany Lions milked a lot of time off the clock with a meandering opening drive that featured plenty of running from Drew Allar. The Buckeyes defense held strong in the red zone though, forcing a 29-yard field goal from Ryan Barker.

PSU 3, OSU 0

Cam Ward is already doing Cam Ward things with Miami hosting Duke.

Beau Pribula comes in for a play for Penn State (by design). It appears we'll be seeing both Nittany Lions quarterbacks in this one.

Penn State will have the ball first and Drew Allar is in at quarterback.

We are underway with our first wave of games!

We'll mostly be focusing in on Ohio State vs. Penn State, but we'll also drop in updates from around the country as warranted.