Week 5 of College football The season arrives with a few shuffles and a few dominating performances on Saturday.
Earlier on FOX, number 4 Michigan went on the path and kept their perfect record alive after defeat Iowa by two digits, while Illinois dominate Wisconsin in Bret Bielema’s first return to Madison.
Meanwhile, the number 14 Ole Miss 13th straight win at home after knocking out 7th place Kentucky, Purdue drop 21 Minnesota in Minneapolis, and TCU pulled out a big disappointment about the number 18 Oklahoma in Texas.
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Elsewhere, the number 9 Oklahoma State get rid of number 16 Baylorand the number 2 Alabama beat number 20 Arkansas despite losing QB Bryce Youngwho exited with an obvious shoulder injury in the second quarter, early.
Closing everything tonight, number 5 Clemson battle number 10 NC State in an important thing ACC tilt (7:30 p.m. ET).
Here are the top plays from Saturday’s action-packed Week 5 blocker!
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Number 9 Oklahoma State 36, Number 16 Baylor 25
Back and forth
Baylor opened the scoring with a pitch goal, but the Bears’ lead was short-lived. Oklahoma State Takes Over After QB Spencer Sanders connect with Bryson Green for a quick 8-yard touchdown.
Bryson Green makes a ridiculous grab at the end
The Oklahoma State Cowboys led the Baylor Bears 7-3 after Bryson Green made an absurd leap in the last quarter.
Call home!
Oklahoma State’s defenses soon hit all turrets, pick up a safety in the second quarter. Then the Cowboys extended their lead after Jaden Nixon returns for the second half started 98 yards home.
Oklahoma State leads Baylor 23-3
The Oklahoma State Cowboys extended the lead to 23-3 after Jaden Nixon returned a 98-yard second-half opening kick to a TD.
Make a play
Baylor shoots back with a big play of her own, like QB Blake Shapen connect to wideout Monaray Baldwin for the 49-yard score to close the gap, 23-10.
Blake Shapes hits a perfect pass to Monaray Baldwin
Blake Shapes throws a perfect pass to Monaray Baldwin in a 49-yard TD.
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The State of Oklahoma offense was unsuccessful, with from this time to that time in the second half.
Real capture of Oklahoma State TD against Baylor
Spencer Sanders sets up a 1-yard touchdown by Dominic Richardson.
Unbelievable
Baylor scored a 70-yard touchdown in 4th and 5th from his own 30 as Baldwin darted past the Oklahoma State subfield on his way to the bottom area.
In the end, it wasn’t enough to trigger a comeback, and the Bears conceded defeat at home.
Blake Shapen connects with Monaray Baldwin on a 70-yard TD run
The Baylor Bears took the Oklahoma State Cowboys’ lead to eight after Blake Shapen passed a 70-yard TD ball to Monaray Baldwin and a two-point conversion.
No. 2 Alabama 49, No. 20 Arkansas 26
High tide
Alabama wide Kobe Prentice delivered a 47-yard catch and run to give the Crimson Tide an early lead.
Children out of the game
The defending champion Heisman Trophy left the game early in the second half with an obvious shoulder injury. Young entered the injury tent before entering the changing room. Backup QB Jalen Milroe into the game for Alabama.
Rally
After finding themselves in a 28-0 hole, the Razorbacks scored 23 consecutive points, including take a perfect kick to turn it into a five-point game heading into the fourth quarter.
Towed
Alabama finally reacted early in the fourth inning, when a 77-yard runner from Milroe set up a 3-yard touchdown by Jase McClellan to make it 35-23. Alabama keeps pouring it into the bottom of the frame, like RB Jahmyr Gibbs stopped for two monster runs – a 72-yard TD, followed by a 76-point – to close the game.
Clever catch
Wolverines Receiver Ronnie Bell did a 16-yard run to put Michigan early in this competition.
Michigan scored two more goals in the second quarter to extend its 13-0 lead going into the break.
Ronnie Bell wraps up an impressive opening for Wolverines
Ronnie Bell reversed course and finished off an impressive opening that gave the Michigan Wolverines a 7-0 lead over the Iowa Hawkeyes.
Turn off continue
Michigan QB JJ McCarthy connect with rerun Donovan Edwards for a 12-yard score in the Wolverines’ first possession in the third quarter, seemingly breaking the open game.
JJ McCarthy found Donovan Edwards in the back of the end area
QB JJ McCarthy found RB Donovan Edwards in the back end of the field to give the Michigan Wolverines a 20-0 lead against the Iowa Hawkeyes.
Iowa is coming
Hawkeyes avoided being closed at home after Kaleb Johnson dash into the back yard in a quick 2-yard dash.
However, that wasn’t enough to spark a comeback as the 4th-placed Wolverines went for an easy win.
Kaleb Johnson puts Iowa on the table versus Michigan
Iowa RB Kaleb Johnson goes to the end area to get the Hawkeyes on the chessboard.
No. 14 Ole Miss 22, No. 7 Kentucky 19
Too hard
Ole Miss RB Zach Evans forced through the Wildcats defense to give the Rebels an early lead, 7-0.
Into the house!
Ole Miss’ running back was shown in the first quarter. Freshman Quinshon Judkins shot 48 yards for a touch, leading 14-0 after a miss at the Kentucky field.
Wheel!
Barion Brown put Kentucky in, ending the first quarter with an 85-yard warm-up second leg. Big profits have given the Wildcats a big place in the arena, and they score in next play to close the gap, 14-6.
One point game
After The rebels have gained safety and scoring yet another goal in the second quarter, the Wildcats cut their deficit to 19-12 with a quick touchdown pass from Will Levis arrive Tayvion Robinson right before recess.
Knot
In the third quarter, Levis found tight ends Jordan Dingle for a score of 17 yards for an even score.
Transaction sealing
Ole Miss scored another fourth-half goal to take the lead, but Kentucky plunged down the field immediately. Brown sent the Wildcats into the red zone with less than a minute to spare, but the rebels’ defense was forced to change again to seal victory.
No. 14 Miss Seal Ole upset wins against No. 7 Kentucky
The Rebels defeated the Wildcats after Ole Miss’s Jared Ivey defeated the force and Tavius Robinson recovered.
Get snatched!
Wisconsin soon took the lead over Illinois, thanks to a miraculous catch on the return run Isaac Guerendo.
Graham Mertz teams up with Isaac Guerendo for the 21-yard TD
Wisconsin Badgers QB Graham Mertz completed a 21-yard pass to Isaac Guerendo for a touchdown. The Badgers lead Illinois Fighting Illini 7-0.
INT-rotary-TD
QB Graham Mertzhad overcome stop on the Badgers’ field, leading to a game-ending encounter in the latter leg for Illinois, courtesy of QB Tommy DeVito.
Tommy Devito punches in QB sneaks to tie Wisconsin
Illinois was tied 7-7 with Michigan after Tommy Devito punched in a QB sneak hit.
On a roll
DeVito punches in confrontation point to put Illinois in double digits. Meanwhile, the special team unit performed superbly in the third quarter by recovering a game at Wisconsin fumbling in the red zone.
Go Go go!
Chase Brown extended Illinois’ lead with a 49-foot monster touchdown midway through the third, and Fighting Illini went on to win the road.
Chase Brown out of TD for 49 yards
Illinois led Wisconsin 31-10 after Chase Brown ran for a 49-yard touchdown.
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Product of the year?
Liberty widen Jaivian Lofton reeling with an incredible 34-yard touchdown pass from QB Kaidon Salter to put the Flame ahead Old Dominions.
Unrest warning!
TCU got off to a dream start in 18th place Oklahoma, taking a 17-point lead in the first quarter over the Sooners. QB Max Duggan showed his speed on the 67-yard point after tossing two previous TDs.
TCU continued to dominate and lead by 31 points at the start of the second half. Sooners QB Dillon Gabriel exit the game on Saturday after joining a big blow from TCU support service provider Jamoi Hodgewho have been excluded for targeting.
Horned Frog will end the match, 55-24.
The spoiler
Unranked Purdue ran 160 yards on its way to beating PJ Fleck’s 21st-ranked Golden Gophers. The game was closed with an intercept in the fourth quarter from Cam Allenhis second in the game.
BC fighting
Double insurance? Not a problem for Flower Zay. The Boston College wideout spins in this monster pass from QB Phil Jurkovic put the Eagles ahead Louisville at home.
Join the races
Miami Redhawks QB Aveon Smith scramble 73 yards for an encounter that forces the game against Buffalo.
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