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The Nebraska Cornhuskers and Cincinnati Bearcats will take center stage Thursday night in Kansas City. Their matchup at Arrowhead Stadium — home of the Kansas City Chiefs — is the only Power Four clash of the day, making it a spotlight game for both programs. Nebraska enters with renewed optimism after earning its first bowl appearance since 2016 last season. Head coach Matt Rhule is entering Year 3, traditionally his breakthrough season at previous stops. At Temple, he went 10-4 in Year 3, and at Baylor, he posted 11-3 in the same timeframe. Husker fans are hoping history repeats itself. Cincinnati, meanwhile, is still adjusting to life in the Big 12 under Scott Satterfield. Entering his third season, the Bearcats

The Auburn Tigers enter 2025 with more questions than answers under center. When Hugh Freeze landed Oklahoma transfer Jackson Arnold — once a five-star recruit — the assumption was that the Tigers had found their starting quarterback. But Arnold has not cemented his place. Despite a lucrative NIL deal worth nearly $2.5 million, his preseason performances raised doubts. His 5.8 yards per attempt last season with the Sooners didn’t inspire much confidence, and reports from practice suggest the coaching staff even had defenders “back off” to help his rhythm. That indecision has opened the door for Stanford transfer Ashton Daniels and true freshman Deuce Knight to both see snaps in the season opener against Baylor. Freeze made it clear he

Friday night’s opener in Boulder isn’t just another college football matchup — it’s a clash of history and transition. The Colorado Buffaloes and Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets will meet for the first time ever, though their programs will forever be linked by the 1990 season when they split the national championship. Fast forward 35 years, and both teams enter this game with renewed ambition. Colorado is coming off a 9-4 season under Deion Sanders, while Georgia Tech is fresh off back-to-back winning campaigns for the first time in over a decade. For fans tracking betting lines, the latest college football scores and odds highlight just how intriguing this opener is — a non-conference game with heavy implications for early rankings

The Las Vegas Aces and Atlanta Dream enter Wednesday night’s showdown with plenty at stake. Both teams are comfortably in the playoff picture, but the outcome could determine which club secures the second seed — a huge advantage in postseason positioning. Las Vegas (25-14) comes in red-hot, riding an 11-game winning streak capped by a gritty 79-74 road win over the Chicago Sky. That victory officially clinched their playoff berth and pushed them into a tie for second with Atlanta (24-13), who just set a franchise record for wins after beating the New York Liberty 78-62. With the postseason looming, both squads are looking not just for wins, but for momentum, confidence, and proof that they can challenge the Liberty