College football season is finally here, which means one thing – scores. Whether you’re a fan of one team or another, you’ll want to keep up with the latest scores as they happen. To simplify things, we’ve compiled a list of the most popular college football websites and their respective live score pages. So we’ve covered whether you’re trying to catch the game on your phone or laptop.
College Football Scores Today
All of the major college football conferences are in action today. Below is a summary of the scores from the top games.
Team 1 3 Final
Syracuse 38 – Clemson 34
Ohio State 38 – Wisconsin 27
Oklahoma 31 – West Virginia 20
Miami (FL) 24 – Virginia Tech 17
Central Florida 37 – Tulsa 35
Arkansas 29 – UL Lafayette 21
Latest College Football News
College football scores today provide the latest updates on how each team performs in their respective games. Below we will list the top stories from the day and provide score updates and analysis for all the top games. Keep an eye out for news and analysis on all major conferences and smaller schools that are playing important contests.
#1 Alabama at #2 Clemson: The Crimson Tide takes on the Tigers in a matchup of two undefeated teams in college football. Alabama is coming off a big victory over Texas A&M, while Clemson demolishes their opponents. This game has the potential to be one of the most exciting matchups of the year, so make sure to catch it live if you can.
#3 Notre Dame at #4 Stanford: The Fighting Irish take on Cardinal in Palo Alto this evening, and with both teams undefeated, this game is sure to be tense from start to finish. If Notre Dame manages to pull off the upset, they will cement themselves as legitimate contenders for a spot in next year’s College Football Playoff.
#5 Oklahoma at #18 Baylor: In what could be one of the more entertaining matchups this week, Oklahoma takes on Baylor in Waco. This game features two explosive offenses that should put on a show for fans across America. Make sure not to miss this one!
Key Highlights from Every Division
The American Athletic Conference had a strong showing on Saturday as Memphis won at Temple, Cincinnati knocked off Connecticut, and Tulsa topped SMU. Meanwhile, the Big Ten led all conferences with seven teams in the AP Top 25. Here are the top five highlights from every division:
1. The Big Ten continued its domination of college football with seven teams in the AP Top 25. The conference also led all conferences with 1,525 total yards gained this weekend.
2. The ACC was close behind the Big Ten with six teams in the AP Top 25. However, Memphis’ victory over Temple was the only team from that conference to make it into the rankings.
3. The SEC had three teams in the AP Top 25 this week, its highest number since 1992. However, Auburn’s loss to Mississippi State dropped them out of both polls for the first time this season.
4. The Pac-12 had two teams in the AP Top 25 this week, but neither of them could pull off a victory against ranked opponents like some other conferences were able to do this weekend. UCLA lost to Texas A&M, and Washington State fell to Oregon State.
5. The ACC again showed its strength by having four teams bowl-eligible this year, including Louisville, who will face Houston in the Peach Bowl on New Year’s Day
Top 25 Teams in College Football
College football is an exciting sport for fans of all levels of interest. There is always something to watch, from the major conferences to the smaller schools. With so many teams and games, it can be hard to know who to root for. Who makes the list of the Top 25 Teams in College Football? This year’s rankings were compiled by Sporting News magazine based on results from the past season.
1. Alabama Crimson Tide (13-1)
2. Ohio State Buckeyes (12-1)
3. Clemson Tigers (11-2)
4. LSU Tigers (10-2)
5. Penn State Nittany Lions (10-2)
6. Washington Huskies (10-3)
7. Oklahoma Sooners (9-3)
8. Miami Hurricanes (9-3)
9. Georgia Bulldogs (8-4)
10. Utah Utes (8-4) 11 Minnesota Golden Gophers (7-5)* 12 Auburn Tigers (7-5)* 13 Texas A&M Aggies (6-6)* 14 Virginia Tech Hokies(6-6)* 15 Vanderbilt Commodores(5-7)* 16 Missouri Tigers(4-8)* 17 South Carolina Gamecocks(4-8)* 18 Boise State Broncos(3-9)* 19 Eastern Michigan Eagles(2-10)* 20 Oregon Ducks(2–10*) 21 Akron Zips(0–11
Previewing the Big Ten Conference
The Big Ten Conference will have a lot of firepowers when they open the season this week. The conference has five teams ranked in the top 10 of the preseason AP poll, led by No. 1 Ohio State. Penn State and Wisconsin are also ranked in the top 25, while Michigan and Maryland are both unranked. The Big Ten also boasts some impressive non-conference matchups, including games against Notre Dame and Virginia Tech.
ACC Coastal Division Preview
As we head into the final weeks of the college football season, it’s time to look at each team in the ACC Coastal Division. Here is a preview of each team:
1. North Carolina Tar Heels (6-3, 4-2 ACC)
The Tar Heels are coming off their biggest win of the year over Florida State and will be looking to keep their momentum going when they travel to play Virginia Tech this weekend. Although they have been inconsistent on offense, the Tar Heel’s defense has been solid all season long, allowing only 23.7 points per game.
2. Virginia Cavaliers (6-3, 3-3 ACC)
The Cavaliers have had a tough time this season, starting 0-2 before winning three straight games, including a comeback victory against Clemson. However, they will need to improve their play on offense if they want to make any noise in the ACC Coastal Division playoffs. The Cavaliers’ defense is good enough to keep them in most games, but they’ll need more than that if they want to make an impact in January.
3. Duke Blue Devils (5-4, 2-4 ACC)
Duke has been one of the most disappointing teams in the ACC this year, struggling on offense and defense. The Blue Devils have only scored 24 points per game and allowed 29 points per game which have led to losses against ranked opponents like Miami and NC State. If
SEC East Division Preview
The SEC East Division is one of the most competitive divisions in college football. The division has produced several NFL players, including Cam Newton, Luke Kuechly, Antonio Brown, and Odell Beckham Jr.
This year’s division race looks to be extremely close. Alabama and Georgia are the top teams, but several other contenders exist. Tennessee, Florida, and Kentucky all have a chance to make a run at the division title this season.
Here is a look at each team in the SEC East Division:
Alabama: The Crimson Tide are again the favorites to win the division title, but they will not be easy to beat. Alabama features one of the best defenses in college football history, led by All-Americans DE Jonathan Allen and LB Reuben Foster. The offense is also loaded with talent, including QB Jalen Hurts, WR Calvin Ridley, and RB Derrick Henry. This year’s edition of Alabama might be even better than last year’s squad, which won the national championship.
Georgia: For years, Georgia has been one of the biggest threats to Alabama’s dominance in college football. This season they look even better than ever with an offense that sophomore QB Jake Fromm and WRs Brian Herrien and Mecole Hardman lead. All-American LB Roquan Smith and DE Da’Ron Payne anchor their defense. If Georgia can play at their usual level, they have a good chance of knocking off Alabama in
Pac-12 North Division Preview
The Pac-12 North Division features 10 teams this season, with the Oregon Ducks looking to defend their division title and win a third consecutive conference championship.
In the North Division, the top two teams in each division qualify for postseason play. The Oregon Ducks were undefeated in the conference last season and are currently ranked No. 2 in the nation by both Associated Press and USA Football. The Ducks face off against the Washington Huskies on November 11th for the inaugural Pac-12 North Championship Game at Autzen Stadium.
The second-place team in each division will compete in a four-team playoff. The fourth-place team will have to settle for a spot in one of the New Year’s Six bowls games. The top three teams in each division make up the Conference Championships field, with the winner earning a spot in the College Football Playoff (CFP).
This year’s slate of games features some high-profile matchups, including No. 7 Washington traveling to Pullman to take on No. 5 Oregon, Stanford playing at UCLA on October 29th, and then again on November 4th in Los Angeles. In addition to these marquee games, several other intriguing contests could determine who takes home bragging rights throughout the division come fall.
Notre Dame Fighting Irish vs. USC Trojans
The Notre Dame Fighting Irish take on the USC Trojans in a matchup of two teams with high expectations. Notre Dame is coming off their stunning victory over Alabama earlier this season, while USC is looking to rebound after losing to Stanford.
Key Matchups:
Notre Dame RB Josh Adams vs USC LB Uchenna Nwosu
Adams had an excellent game against Alabama, carrying the ball 26 times for 171 yards and two touchdowns. Nwosu has been a key player for the Trojans this season, leading the team with 84 tackles and 2 sacks.
Notre Dame WR Will Fuller vs. USC CB Adoree’ Jackson
Fuller had an impressive showing against Alabama, hauling seven catches for 136 yards and a touchdown. Jackson has been one of the stars of the Trojan defense this year, totaling 10 interceptions and 44 tackles.
Stanford Cardinal vs. Oregon Ducks
Stanford Cardinal vs. Oregon Ducks
The Stanford Cardinal (4-2) travel to Autzen Stadium to take on the Oregon Ducks (4-2) in a battle of Pac-12 North Divisional opponents this Saturday.
The Cardinal come into the game with a solid defense that has only allowed 16.3 points per game while also averaging 349.5 yards on the ground, good for 2nd in the conference. Quarterback Keller Chryst leads an offense that averages 362.5 yards per game and 25.8 points per contest. However, their explosive running back Bryce Love is out for the year with an ACL injury, which could make things tougher against Oregon’s stout defense that ranks 2nd in both rushing yards allowed (123.5 ppg) and total yards allowed (318 ypg).
On the other side of the ball, Justin Herbert and the Ducks have been outstanding so far this season. The sophomore QB has completed 67% of his passes for 1,768 yards and 18 touchdowns while also adding 597 yards and 10 touchdowns on the ground.
Herbert also leads Oregon in passing efficiency rating at 205.7 and QBR at 81.1, indicating he has been one of the most efficient quarterbacks in college football thus far this season. The Ducks also boast one of the best defenses in college football, ranking 4th in scoring defense (14 ppg) and total defense (269 ypg). They will need to keep Stanford from