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WEEK 8 ACC RECEIVER OF THE WEEK: Chris Bell, Sr., WR, Louisville (Yazoo City, Mississippi),...Led Louisville with 136 yards on nine receptions, including touchdown catches of 35 and 36 yards, in the win on the road at No. 2 Miami...Recorded his third con secutive 100-yard receiving game, the first Louisville player to do that since Tutu Atwell had four straight games in 2019...His two touchdown receptions give him 12 for his career...Earned his third ACC Receiver of the Week honor this season. - ACC Foot ball
Sr/2026  WR Chris Bell, Louisville
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WEEK 8 FCS NATIONAL DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE WEEK: A.J. Pena, Rhode Island, LB, Sr., 6-2, 243,...The first-team All-American racked up an FCS season-high four sacks while becoming URI's all-time leader, helping the Rams to a 58-17 win at UAlbany in CAA Fo otball. His sacks went for 21 yards in losses and pushed his career total to 34.5 sacks, or 1.5 more than the school's previous record. He also forced a fumble and had a QB hurry. Honorable Mention: Kyree Anderson, LB, East Texas A&M; Kahmari Brown, DE, Elon; Kao Hansen, DB, Weber State; Jalen Lee, S, South Dakota State; Avery Morris, LB, Duquesne; Jouvenson Romulus, DB, Wagner; Dillon Schobourgh, LB, Morehead State; Keith Williams, LB, Cornell; Steve Zayachkowsky, LB, Charleston Southern. - Stats Perfo rm FCS
Sr/2026 OLB A.J. Pena, Rhode Island
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Virginia's Kam Robinson and Hunter Osborne stuffed Kirby Vorhees in the end zone for a game-winning safety, sending the No. 18 Cavaliers to a wild 22-20 victory over Washington State on Saturday night. Virginia trailed 20-10 going into the fourth quarter . Harrison Waylee had a 2-yard touchdown run with 9:45 left, and Will Bettridge made a tying 34-yard field goal with 2:55 to go. Jahmal Edrine had five catches for 102 yards, helping the Cavaliers (6-1) to their fifth consecutive win. Cam Ross had a 19-y ard touchdown run in the first quarter.Washington State quarterback Zevi Eckhaus was 18 for 27 for 183 yards and a touchdown. He also had a 1-yard TD run, but he threw two interceptions. The Cougars (3-4) scored first on Joshua Meredith's 32-yard touchdown reception in the first quarter. Meredith finished with seven catches for 108 yards. Jack Stevens' 37-yard field goal late in the first half lifted Washington State to a 17-7 lead at the break. Coming off its open date, Virginia's offense strugg led to get in gear. The Cavaliers were outgained 318-175 through three quarters. Waylee's TD run capped a nine-play, 97-yard drive as Virginia's offense started to find its way. - Virginia/AP College Football
rSr/2026 RB Harrison Waylee, Virginia
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Devin Farrell passed for 333 yards and four touchdowns with just one incompletion, and Rhode Island steamrolled Albany 58-17 on Saturday. Farrell completed 19 of 20 passes for Rhode Island (6-2, 4-0 Coastal Athletic Association), which never trailed. Gar th White kicked a 48-yard field goal and Antwain Littleton Jr. added a 1-yard touchdown run for a 10-0 lead after one quarter. James Bozek kicked a 33-yard field goal to get Albany (1-6, 0-3) on the scoreboard early in the second quarter, but Farrell fol lowed with a 32-yard touchdown pass to Greg Gaines for a 17-3 lead.Farrell and Gaines teamed up for a 42-yard touchdown and Farrell added a 4-yard scoring toss to Connor Finer for a 31-3 halftime advantage. Farrell and Finer teamed up for a 5-yard touchdown midway through the third quarter for a 35-point lead. Terrance Campbell had a 2-yard touchdown run in the fourth quarter, backup Conner Kenyon had a 5-yard touchdown toss to Will Dixon on his only pass, and Gabe Franco forced a fumble that Lei saan Hibbert returned 47 yards for a score to cap the Rams' effort. Gaines finished with six catches for 153 yards. Jack Shields had 192 yards on 12-for-26 passing for the Great Danes with a touchdown throw to Griffin Woodell covering 46 yards in the thi rd quarter. Aidan Semo scored on a 2-yard third-quarter run. - AP College Football
rSr/2027 QB Devin Farrell, Rhode Island
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Tucker Gleason threw a career-high four touchdown passes, Trayvon Rudolph caught one and had 119 yards receiving, and Kenji Christian rushed for 113 yards in Toledo's 45-10 win over Kent State on Saturday. Gleason was 21-of-28 passing for 294 yards, dist ributing each score to a different receiver. He opened the scoring for the Rockets (4-3, 2-2 Mid-American Conference) with a 58-yard strike to Rudolph. An 11-yard connection to Ryder Treadway made it 17-10 at the half.The Rockets had a 552-224 adv antage in total yardage, shutting down the Golden Flashes after the first quarter. Cade Wolford scored a 75-yard receiving touchdown on the first play from scrimmage from Kent State (2-5, 1-2), and a field goal two drives later made it 10-0 in the first quarter. From that point on, the Golden Flashes were shut out, mustering 84 yards of offense. Eric Williams blocked, recovered, and returned a punt for a 19-yard touchdown at the 4:25 mark of the third. - Toledo/AP College Football
rSr/2026 QB Tucker Gleason, Toledo
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Miller Moss threw two touchdown passes to Chris Bell and ran for a score, Louisville intercepted four of Miami star Carson Beck's passes and the Cardinals got one of the most significant wins in their history by topping the second-ranked Hurricanes 24-21 on Friday night. Louisville (5-1, 2-1 Atlantic Coast Conference) got touchdowns on its first two drives for a quick 14-0 lead, and the Hurricanes (5-1, 1-1) trailed the rest of the way. Louisville also snapped Miami's 10-game home winning streak. The la st team to win at Miami? That was Louisville, in 2023. The Hurricanes were in field-goal range, but Louisville's TJ Capers intercepted Beck's pass at the 30 with 32 seconds left to seal the win. Moss completed 23 of 37 passes for 248 yards, and Isaac Bro wn ran for 113 yards on 15 carries for Louisville. Bell had nine catches for 136 yards, his TD grabs going for 35 and 36 yards. Beck completed 25 of 35 passes for 271 yards for Miami.The Hurricanes had little success rushing the ball, generating o nly 63 yards on 24 carries against a Louisville team that came into the right with the No. 1 defense in the ACC. Louisville came into the game 1-8 against teams ranked Nos. 1 or 2 in the AP poll. The win was over then-No. 2 Florida State, a 63-20 romp in 2016. And on the road, there had never been a night like this for the Cardinals. They were 0-18 against Top 10 teams in true road games before Friday. Most of them weren't even close: Louisville dropped those games by an average - an average - of 26.3 p oints. Miami got to 14-10 at the half and trailed 17-13 going into the fourth, but Moss' 36-yard scoring grab with 13:27 remaining gave the Cardinals a two-score lead again. Beck - who threw two interceptions in the first half - had another picked off on the ensuing drive with 7:50 remaining, but Miami got the ball right back on a fumble. Malachi Toney scored on a 12-yard run one play after the fumble, then threw a 2-point conversion pass himself and Miami was right back in it - down 24-21. But the Hurr icanes got no closer. - Louisville/AP College Football
Sr/2026 WR Chris Bell, Louisville
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MIDSEASON AP SEC BIGGEST INJURY: Tennessee cornerback Jermod McCoy was an AP preseason first-team All-America pick but has yet to take the field as he continues to recover from an ACL injury in January. "He's got more to go," Tennessee coach Josh Heupel said last week. "You look at the position he plays, all the reactionary work that you have to have in so your always balancing his ability to be prepared and short-term, long-term health as well." - AP College Football
Jr/2026 CB Jermod McCoy, Tennessee
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Joey Aguilar stayed on the ground after a long run and the Tennessee fans held their breath until he sat up. Then they started chanting "Joey! Joey!" The quarterback who came through the transfer portal from Appalachian State via a short detour to UCLA h as been everything they could have wanted. Aguilar quickly picked up the offense, which is humming at coach Josh Heupel's up-tempo pace as the No. 11 Vols go into Saturday's showdown at sixth-ranked Alabama. Heupel, who won a national title and was runne r-up for the Heisman Trophy playing quarterback for Oklahoma in 2000, said Wednesday that Aguilar came in humble and ready to compete and worked to earn the trust of his new teammates after arriving in mid-May. Aguilar's experience helped. "He's handled it at a really high level," Heupel said. "Certainly, a lot more comfortable than when we first started." Heupel likes Aguilar's work ethic, aggressiveness and how the quarterback remains even-keeled from series to series."What I love about him, wh ether it's a good play, bad play, good series, bad series - same demeanor coming off on the sideline," Heupel said. Aguilar threw for 221 yards and a touchdown and ran for 59 yards in last week's 34-31 win over Arkansas. But it was the way he ran that ha d Heupel and more than 100,000 fans on the edge of their seats. On one run, Aguilar crashed into the communication system on the Razorbacks' sideline, cutting off headset communications for the rest of the game. Late in the game, Aguilar finished a 28-ya rd sprint up the middle of the field and came down with the football stuck in his midsection. "That ball was deep in my stomach," said Aguilar, who was able to smile recalling the moment an hour later. "That took the air out of me, for sure." Heupel appr eciated the run to help seal the win: "I want him to get down once the play is over." Aguilar is off to a strong start. He has completed 64.8% of his passes (118 of 182) for 1,680 yards and 14 touchdowns. He has been intercepted five times, an area of co ncern coming into the season after he was picked off 14 times last season. He also has run for 117 yards and two more scores. He ranks 12th in the country averaging 280 yards passing per game, just ahead of Alabama's Ty Simpson (279.67). Tennessee also l eads the nation in scoring with 48.2 points a game. - AP College Football
rSr/2026 QB Joey Aguilar, Tennessee
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MIDSEASON AP TOP BIG TEN DEFENSIVE PLAYER: Ohio State defensive end Caden Curry has been a dependable performer since 2022 but has dramatically ramped up his production this season. He's the Buckeyes' third-leading tackler with 31 stops, including 9.5 fo r loss and six sacks. Pro Football Focus has him listed as the Big Ten's highest-graded defensive end. - AP College Football
Sr/2026 DE Caden Curry, Ohio State
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WEEK 7 ACC DEFENSIVE LINEMAN OF THE WEEK: Peter Woods, Jr., DT, Clemson (Alabaster, Alabama),...Made an impact on both sides of the ball in Clemson's 41-10 win at Boston College, rushing two times for four yards and a touchdown and a first down on offens e and recording three tackles with a half-sack on defense...Became the first FBS player this season to rush for a touchdown and record at least 0.5 sacks in a single game...Was the first Clemson player to contribute to a sack and rush for a touchdown in a single game since Christian Wilkins against South Carolina in 2018...His two-yard touchdown run was the first of his career...He is 3-for-3 on converting fourth downs via rush this season and 4-for-4 on reaching the line to gain on his four carries...R egistered his first half-sack of the season in the third quarter...Key part of a Clemson defense that held Boston College to only 136 passing yards, well below the Eagles' average of 313.4 passing yards per game, which was ranked 10th nationally entering the contest. - ACC Football
Jr/2026 DT Peter Woods, Clemson
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Garrett Nussmeier passed for two touchdowns, LSU's defense contained South Carolina's LaNorris Sellers, and the 11th-ranked Tigers overcame three turnovers to defeat the Gamecocks 20-10 on Saturday night. The victory arguably should have been easier for LSU (5-1, 2-1 SEC), which twice lost the ball right at the South Carolina goal line. The first of Nussmeier's two interceptions also occurred on the Gamecocks' side of the field. Tight end Trey'Dez Green helped the Tigers overcome the mistakes by catchin g eight passes for 119 yards and a touchdown. Kyle Parker had five catches for 75 yards, highlighted by his 43-yard score on which he snagged a short slant pass in stride and ran away from everyone. LSU also rushed for a season-high 168 yards, led by Cad en Durham's 70 yards on 15 carries. Damian Ramos' second field goal of the game all but sealed it with 1:46 left, capping a drive that started after LSU cornerback Mansoor Delane had broken up Sellers' fourth-down pass with 5:43 left.Sellers passe d for 124 yards, took five sacks and was intercepted once. He drove South Carolina (3-3, 1-3) into LSU territory six times, but four of those possessions produced no points. The first ended with a missed field goal, two ended with punts and the last with a turnover on downs. LSU was on the brink of taking a 10-0 lead early in the second quarter as running back Ju'Juan Johnson fought through tacklers to try to reach the goal line. But defensive tackle Monkell Goodwine dislodged the ball and edge rusher B ryan Thomas Jr. recovered in the end zone. Three plays later Matt Fuller, who entered the game with 71 yards rushing this season, broke loose for a 72-yard touchdown run to give the Gamecocks a 7-3 lead. The Tigers responded quickly, driving 72 yards in six plays for Green's leaping 6-yard touchdown catch on a fade pass. - AP College Football
rSr/2026 QB Garrett Nussmeier, LSU
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If Missouri drops in the rankings, it likely won't be far. The Tigers were every bit in the game for all four quarters. A close loss to a top-10 Alabama team could cause some movement, but it shouldn't set the Tigers back too far in the rankings. - AP Co llege Football
Jr/2028 RB Ahmad Hardy, Missouri
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L.J. Phillips Jr. ran for 187 yards, Will Leyland kicked four field goals, and South Dakota defeated Indiana State 19-14 on Saturday. Phillips, the FCS leader in rushing yards, is closing in on 1,000 yards for the season. He has 986 yards on the ground, 913 coming in the last five games. Phillips carried 23 times for 123 yards in the first half and his 1-yard touchdown run helped lead the Coyotes to a 13-7 lead at the break.Leyland made one field goal in each quarter, the longest coming from 42 y ards for a 19-7 lead in the fourth quarter. Brock Riddle's short touchdown pass to Nick Osho with 4 1/2 minutes remaining made it 19-14 but the Sycamores turned the ball over on downs near midfield on their only remaining possession. Aidan Bouman complet ed 16 of 25 passes for 186 yards and the Coyotes (4-3, 2-1 Missouri Valley Football Conference) had 376 yards of total offense. Riddle had 125 yards passing and Indiana State (2-4, 0-2) was held to 210 total yards. - AP College Football
rJr/2028 RB L.J. Phillips Jr., Iowa
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WEEK 6 SEC C0-DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE WEEK: Daymion Sanford, LB, Texas A&M,...Nine tackles, 2.0 TFL, 1.0 sack, 1 INT versus Mississippi State...Recorded career highs in tackles, while earning his first career INT ... posted a 82.9 overall defensive grade , a 81.9 run defensive grade, a 82.3 tackling grade and a 70.2 pressure grade, according to Pro Football Focus...Logged 0.5+ sack for the third consecutive game...over the last three games, has totaled 18 tackles, 4.5 TFL and 2.5 sacks...secured his seve nth career game with 7+ tackles...Led a Texas A&M defense which limited Mississippi State to 9 total points - 29.6 points below the Tigers' season average (38.6) ... anchored a defense that limited the Bulldogs to 1-for-10 performance on 3rd down & just 77 rushing yards, including a mere eight, six, and nine yards in the second, third and fourth quarter, respectively...Helped the defense limit Mississippi State to 219 total yards, which was more than 200 yards below the Bulldogs' season average entering the game (429.8). - SEC Football
Sr/2027 OLB Daymion Sanford, Texas AM
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WEEK 6 ACC RECEIVER OF THE WEEK: Chris Bell, Sr., WR, Louisville (Yazoo City, Mississippi),...Led all ACC receivers with 170 yards on 12 receptions in the overtime contest versus No. 24 Virginia...Had touchdown catches of 15 and 13 yards, giving him nine career touchdown receptions...With his 170 yards, he recorded the fourth 100-yard receiving game of his career...His 170 receiving yards are the highest total by a Louisville player in a single game since Dez Fitzpatrick had 182 yards at Boston College in 2020...Earned the Receiver of the Week honor for the second consecutive week. - ACC Football
Sr/2026 WR Chris Bell, Louisville
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