Diego Pavia launches a 36-yard TD pass to Junior Sherrill on 4th and 1!

Sherrill JUST hauled in the grab by his finger tips.

Vandy extends the lead on Alabama to 30-21 in the 3rd.

Indiana is 6-0 headed into its bye week. Best start since 1967 and the first team in FBS to become bowl eligible. Take a bow, Hoosiers.

Facing their biggest test to date, the Buckeyes have absolutely no problem dispatching the Hawkeyes. Will Howard finishes with four TD passes in the blowout win.

Vanderbilt drove to midfield and had a receiver open on 3rd and long, but he couldn't come down with the catch.

Bama gets the ball back with a chance to take its first lead.

The Hawkeyes are finally on the board after Kaleb Johnson runs it in from 28 yards out.

Ohio State 35, Iowa 7

The Tide come out of the half with purpose, quickly marching downfield for a touchdown.

Jalen Milroe runs it in from 14 yards out.

Vanderbilt's lead is down to 23-21 in the 3rd quarter.

Carson Beck finds Dillon Bell in the end zone for his second touchdown pass of the day.

Will Howard connects with Emeka Egbuka for another touchdown — this one for three yards. It's the third TD catch of the day for Egbuka.

The Tigers are facing a key fourth-and-2 at midfield when we return for the fourth quarter.

The Bulldogs push their lead to 21 with a short TD run from Trevor Etienne. It's his second touchdown of the day.

The Buckeyes essentially put a wrap on things as the third quarter comes to a close with a TD pass from Will Howard to Emeka Egbuka.

The Commodores have the No. 1 team on notice! Fun 2nd half in store.

Jam Miller scores his 2nd TD of the day on a 3-yard run.

Bama closes the gap on Vanderbilt late in the 1st half.

Vanderbilt 23, Alabama 14

The Tigers are back in this! RB Jarquez Hunter takes a handoff around the outside, breaks a tackle and runs it 38 yards for a touchdown.

Georgia 14, Auburn 10

Just like that, we have another OSU touchdown. This time it's Will Howard, taking advantage of the short field after an Iowa fumble and running it in for a score.

Iowa is in trouble here.

We are back for the second half in Columbus and Ohio State has added to its lead.

Jeremiah Smith caught a 53-yard bomb to get the ball near the goal line, and then he capped off the drive on the next play with a one-handed TD grab. The freshman is good, folks.

Brock Taylor is good from 51 yards.

The Commodores extend the lead over Alabama to 23-7 late in the 2nd quarter.

JJ Pegues (325-pound defensive tackle) punches in his 2nd TD of the day and the Rebels are in total control at the half.

The Bulldogs blocked a deep field goal attempt just before the break. They'll have the ball when the second half begins.

Upset watch continues for No. 1 Alabama.

Vanderbilt's Sedrick Alexander punches it in from the 1 after a marathon 17-play, 75-yard drive that was aided by 3 Alabama penalties.

Vanderbilt 20, Alabama 7, 2nd quarter

What a fluky play for the Dawgs to score on. Carson Beck missed his intended receiver, but it falls right to Dominic Lovett, who runs into the end zone for a score just before the half.

The Buckeyes could've added to their lead just before the half, but Iowa's Sebastian Castro made a play on the ball and picked off Will Howard.

With both of the marquee afternoon games nearing halftime, it's clear we have some defensive slogs on our hands.

Quick response for the Crimson Tide after the pick-6. They go 75 yards on 7 plays capped by Jam Miller's 8-yard TD run.

Vanderbilt's lead cut to 13-7.

Randon Fontenette intercepts Alabama QB Jalen Milroe and takes it to the house!

We've got a situation developing in Nashville.

Vanderbilt 13, Alabama 0, mid 1st

Ohio State's Will Howard found Jeremiah Smith for a solid gain, but the talented freshman fumbles the ball and the Hawkeyes come up with it! Game on in Columbus.

Alex Herrera's 40-yard field goal gets the Gamecocks on the scoreboard.

Ole Miss 14, South Carolina 3, early 2nd quarter

Hangover game for No. 1 Alabama after last week's huge win over Georgia? Stay tuned.

While we're talking about field goals, Rutgers just tried to fake one and it was snuffed out by Nebraska.

The Tigers come away with 3 points after their drive fizzles out at the 10. Towns McGough hits the 27-yard field goal.

It's 7-3 Georgia.

The Hawkeyes will come away with nothing after a decent drive got them into field goal range. Drew Stevens' 41-yard kick misses left.

It's still 7-0 Ohio State.

Iowa is moving the ball on the ensuing drive. It's over midfield as the first quarter comes to a close.

The Bulldogs are in the end zone on a short run by Trevor Etienne. That finishes off an 11-play, 75-yard drive for Georgia.

Ole Miss defensive tackle JJ Pegues (325 pounds) tumbles forward for a 1-yard TD run!

The Rebels took advantage of another short field after recovering a South Carolina fumble.

Ole Miss 14, South Carolina 0, mid 1st

The Buckeyes are on the board first after a 14-play, 88-yard drive is capped off by a 14- pass from Will Howard to Emeka Egbuka.

In Athens, Auburn started with the ball but quickly punted it to Georgia and now the Bulldogs are in the red zone.

In Columbus, the Buckeyes have the ball after a brief opening possession by Iowa. They've crossed midfield and are nearing the red zone.

In another key SEC matchup today, Ole Miss is off to a quick start vs. South Carolina with Henry Parrish Jr. rushing in a touchdown from 3 yards out to start the scoring.

Ole Miss got the ball in great field position after SC failed to convert on a fake punt.

Ole Miss 7, South Carolina 0, early 1st

We are underway with the afternoon slate of games. This window features plenty of ranked teams in action.

Ole Miss-South Carolina
Iowa-Ohio State
Auburn-Georgia
Indiana-Northwestern

The Tigers tacked on a late field goal, but it's an abysmal performance overall. It's Texas A&M's largest margin of victory over a top-10 team in school history.

The Bruins get a garbage-time TD at the end of the game, but they'll remain winless in the Big Ten after another big loss.

The Aggies are piling it on now. It's Le'Veon Moss once again, scoring his third TD of the day with a 18-yard run.

That'll likely do it for the Tigers. On fourth-and-19, Brady Cook scrambled and had a receiver open, but the ball fell incomplete.

There's just nothing positive happening for No. 9 Missouri today.

In what's perhaps the most competitive game of the morning window, Louisville has tied things up with SMU on a 86-yard TD throw from Tyler Shough to Ja'Corey Brooks.

The Tigers have the ball in A&M territory and they desperately need points on this drive to stay alive. They're facing a third-and-5 at the 44.

It took almost 40 minutes of gametime, but Missouri has scored. Brady Cook finds Theo Wease Jr. for a 59-yard catch-and-run touchdown to make it 34-7.

The Aggies' lead is up to 34-0 after a time-consuming drive ends with a 38-yard field goal by A&M kicker Randy Bond.

There's just over 6 minutes left in the third quarter.

The Aggies are piling it on now. Le'Veon Moss just broke off a 75-yard run to open the second half and it's now 31-0 A&M!

We are back for the second half in College Station. Can Missouri climb its way back into the game, or at least make it competitive?