This week in college football

No. 6 Indiana's new quarterback has 18 touchdown passes and no interceptions, and he takes the Hoosiers into Michigan Stadium after their first loss of the season.

Two SEC teams coming off their best wins of the season meet at Jordan-Hare Stadium, where No. 18 LSU brings the nation's fourth-best margin against Power 4 opponents.

Pittsburgh brings a two-game slide and its best defense in decades to No. 1 Miami, which has won six straight behind the top scoring offense in FBS.

The Bears bring the stingiest defense in four decades to Memorial Stadium, where Kansas is still chasing its first win over a Power 4 opponent this season.

Oregon's Dante Moore and Illinois' Katin Houser are both on the Out list as a Duck team that was No. 13 two weeks ago visits a 3-3 Illinois.

The Bulldogs have lost two straight by a combined 87-23 and host a 3-3 Oklahoma team built on a pass defense that ranks third nationally against Power 4 opponents.

No. 11 Tennessee brings the SEC's stingiest defense to Columbia, where South Carolina's rebuilt offense has climbed to 37.7 points a game.

No. 13 Alabama started 5-0 and has dropped two straight, and Texas A&M brings former Crimson Tide receiver Isaiah Horton back to Tuscaloosa.

Arizona State's Boston College transfer tops the conference in receiving yards and touchdown catches as Kansas State tries to win in Tempe for the first time.

Oklahoma State's transfer quarterback has five straight 300-yard games, and Colorado arrives on a four-game losing streak with its offense thinned by injuries.

Texas' FBS sack leader may miss No. 7 Ole Miss' visit as the No. 19 Longhorns try to end a two-game slide.

The Wildcats bring a five-game win streak to Kroger Field, and the Commodores arrive having lost four straight.

No. 14 Houston brings the nation's second-best third-down offense to Salt Lake City, where No. 10 Utah has led or been tied at every quarter break since 2025.