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The Texas Longhorns return home Saturday to face the San Jose State Spartans at Darrell K Royal–Texas Memorial Stadium in Austin, TX. Kickoff is set for 3:30 PM ET. Texas (0-1) fell six spots to No. 7 in the AP poll after a 14-7 loss at then-No. 3 Ohio State. Despite outgaining the Buckeyes 336-203, the Longhorns came up empty on two red-zone trips and managed only a late touchdown pass from Arch Manning. San Jose State (0-1) also dropped its opener, 16-14 at home to Central Michigan, after rallying from a 13-0 deficit but failing to close. Arch Manning shakes off his first collegiate road start. Manning went 17-of-30 for 170 yards at Ohio State but admitted he pressed

The Penn State Nittany Lions return to Beaver Stadium on Saturday, September 6, 2025, to host the FIU Panthers. Kickoff in University Park, PA, is set for 12:00 PM ET. Penn State (1-0) looked sharp in its opener, rolling past Nevada 46-11 and scoring on its first nine possessions. FIU (1-0) also comes in with momentum, having rushed for six touchdowns in a 42-9 win over Bethune-Cookman in Willie Simmons’ debut as head coach. Drew Allar stays efficient and the offense maintains balance. Allar completed 22 of 26 passes for 217 yards and a touchdown in Week 1, spreading the ball to transfers Trebor Peña (7 catches, 74 yards) and Kyron Hudson (6 catches, 89 yards, TD). Defensively, Dani Dennis-Sutton

The Kansas Jayhawks and Missouri Tigers renew one of college football’s fiercest rivalries Saturday night in Columbia, Mo., marking the first Border War meeting since 2011. Missouri won that game 24-10 before leaving the Big 12 for the SEC, and now the 111th edition carries extra energy with both fan bases eager for bragging rights. Kansas (2-0) has rolled through its first two contests, while Missouri (1-0) dominated its opener. The Jayhawks’ offense has been explosive, led by quarterback Jalon Daniels, who has thrown for 456 yards and seven touchdowns while completing 80% of his passes. He’s also added 65 rushing yards, giving Kansas a true dual-threat presence. Receivers Emmanuel Henderson Jr. and Cam Pickett have combined for five touchdown

The long-dormant 125-year rivalry between SMU Mustangs and Baylor Bears returns in Week 2, with SMU riding high at No. 17 and coming off a dominant 42-13 win over East Texas A&M. Baylor, 0-1, looks to bounce back after a challenging loss to Auburn. SMU lost key starters early in the opener but still aligned to their depth properly. Receiver Romello Brinson stepped up with 121 yards and a touchdown. Coach Rhett Lashlee noted both Brinson and linebacker Alex Kilgore are day-to-day and could return—clear positive signs heading into this in-state showdown. Baylor’s defense showed holes against the run, allowing Jackson Arnold—Auburn’s QB—to rush for multiple long TDs. SMU’s Kevin Jennings, who rushed for 354 yards and five TDs last