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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

After a tough loss to a top-25 opponent, Syracuse looks to reset its season against UConn on Saturday. The Orange fell behind early to Tennessee in Week 1 and never recovered, ultimately losing 45-26. That wasn’t the season opener fans or players were hoping for. Despite the loss, there were some positives. Notre Dame transfer Steve Angeli threw for a career-high 274 yards, showing promise under center. Running back Yasin Willis found the end zone three times, adding 91 yards on the ground. But Syracuse’s biggest issues were stopping the run and getting off the field on third down. Tennessee racked up 6.2 yards per carry and converted 7 of 12 third downs. Head coach Fran Brown made it clear

After an explosive start to the season, West Virginia hits the road to face Ohio in a matchup that will test whether the Mountaineers’ Week 1 success can translate against a stronger opponent. The Mountaineers steamrolled Robert Morris 45-3, piling up 393 rushing yards and five scores. Eleven players got in on the action, highlighting West Virginia’s commitment to depth and physicality in the run game. Jahiem White led all rushers with 93 yards and two touchdowns on 18 carries. Despite the score, head coach Rich Rodriguez wasn’t thrilled with the first-half performance. “We didn’t play like we should have,” Rodriguez said. “We beat ourselves in the first half, and that’s something we can’t afford this week.” Rodriguez’s return to