Week 10 in college football brought some intriguing matchups and standout performances. Let’s dive into the results and analyze which team each final score says more about:
Ohio State 35, Rutgers 16 says more about: Ohio State
The Buckeyes demonstrated their explosive offense, led by standout receiver Marvin Harrison Jr. and explosive plays from TreVeyon Henderson. However, questions remain about their quarterback situation. Defensively, Ohio State showed strength, but the big test against Michigan looms.
Washington 52, USC 42 says more about: USC
USC’s defensive struggles ultimately led to the end of defensive coordinator Alex Grinch’s tenure. Despite a remarkable offensive talent, the Trojans couldn’t establish a complementary defense. USC’s inability to build a competent defense limited its potential.
Oklahoma State 27, Oklahoma 24 says more about: Oklahoma State
Oklahoma State rebounded impressively from a rough loss to South Alabama. They are now in a prime position for a Big 12 title game berth. With a solid team and effective leadership, they have a good chance to play for the title.
Oregon State 26, Colorado 19 says more about: Colorado
Colorado’s decision to effectively demote offensive coordinator Sean Lewis raised questions, especially when the team struggled during the game. While Deion Sanders made some perplexing decisions, it’s unclear whether changing play-callers was a mistake or a step in the right direction.
Arizona 27, UCLA 10 says more about: Arizona
The Wildcats, led by quarterback Noah Fifita, have quietly made their presence felt in the Pac-12, challenging strong opponents and securing notable wins. Arizona’s emergence under coach Jedd Fisch suggests a promising future.
Army 23, Air Force 3 says more about: Air Force
Despite having a statistical advantage, Air Force’s six turnovers proved costly. Handing the ball over repeatedly to Army allowed the Black Knights to capitalize, leading to a 20–0 deficit. The need to shift to a passing game resulted in unfavorable outcomes.
Iowa 10, Northwestern 7 says more about: Iowa
Iowa’s interim athletic director, Beth Goetz, made a pivotal decision by parting ways with offensive coordinator Brian Ferentz. The move paid off as Iowa’s offense struggled. Their remarkable defensive performance and strategic play continue to define their season.
Alabama 42, LSU 28 says more about: Jalen Milroe
Jalen Milroe’s improvement over the season was evident as he delivered an impressive performance, showcasing his dual-threat abilities. While LSU’s defense may not be the best, Milroe’s standout display indicates his growth as a player. The challenges ahead will further test his skills.
Each game in Week 10 revealed crucial insights into the strengths and weaknesses of the teams involved, setting the stage for more exciting college football action in the weeks to come.