Fact: Ohio State wide receiver Noah Brown had five receptions for 72 yards and four touchdowns against Oklahoma on Saturday. Before Saturday, Brown had just five career receptions, 71 receiving yards and one touchdown. Bleacher Report will be bringing sports fans the most interesting and engaging Cold Hard Fact of the day, presented by Coors Light. Source: B/R InsightsRead more College Football news on BleacherReport.com

Another week in college football saw another grouping of Top 25 teams go down that will shake up the rankings heading into next week.  In total, seven ranked teams fell in Week 3. Let's take a look at the current rankings and my predicted top 25 for Week 4: No. 10 Louisville's complete domination of No. 2 Florida State will thrust the Cardinals into the Top Five after a historic 63-20 beatdown, per ESPN: Quarterback Lamar Jackson is ...

California, behind a huge evening from quarterback Davis Webb and a controversial fumble call late in the fourth quarter, upset No. 11 Texas on Saturday night, 50-43.  Webb threw for 396 yards and four scores, and rushed for another touchdown, Chad Hansen caught 12 passes for 196 yards and two touchdowns, and Vic Enwere ran for 110 yards and two touchdowns of his own as California moved to 2-1 on the season and defeated Texas for ...

For the second year in a row, the California Golden Bears have emerged victorious from a shootout with Texas, topping the Longhorns 50-43 at home. Quarterback Davis Webb and top target Chad Hansen led the upset of the No. 11 Horns, connecting 12 times for 196 yards and two touchdowns. Webb added two more scores, picking apart a clueless Texas secondary for much of the night. As for the Longhorns, it will be a rough week of ...

From start to finish, Week 3 of the 2016 college football season loomed as something special. For the first time in history, all of the top three teams in the Associated Press Top 25 were playing ranked teams on the road, which left great potential for chaos and poll upheaval. From noon to midnight Eastern time, the airwaves crackled with great matchups, making multiple televisions and remote control dexterity vital tools. The day didn’t disappoint, either. ...

Another monster weekend of college football did not disappoint, with four matchups of ranked teams—including the top three squads playing on the road—and the results of numerous other games causing a significant shake-up in Bleacher Report's Top 25. Twenty members of our college football staff vote on the Bleacher Report poll: writers Ben Axelrod, Greg Couch, Tyler Donohue, Ed Feng, David Kenyon, Sanjay Kirpalani, Adam Kramer, Brian Leigh, Brian Pedersen, David Regimbal, Barrett Sallee, Damon Sayles, ...

Overview The Buckeyes went on the road to Oklahoma and did what many people did not think was possible: dominated. In the 45-24 win, the Ohio State offensive attack of J.T. Barrett, Curtis Samuel, Mike Weber and Noah Brown put on a clinic while the defense proved it is one of the best units in the country by shutting down Baker Mayfield and company. Here’s how I graded the performance in the biggest game of the ...

An hourlong lightning delay couldn't slow down Ohio State. Oklahoma wasn't able to either. And by the time the third week of the college football season had ended, it became clear these Buckeyes may be the team to beat in 2016. The only convincing part of Ohio State's two blowouts against overmatched opponents to open the season may have been its final margins of victory. But it was tough to argue with the case the Buckeyes made Saturday ...

Georgia entered its first SEC road trip of the season with a massive quarterback question. It exited with an answer. True freshman Jacob Eason went most of the way in a sluggish win over FCS Nicholls last weekend, but he was replaced by senior Greyson Lambert late in a game that should never have been in doubt.  After throwing the game-winning touchdown on the final drive, those questions are all but gone. The answer is Eason, was Eason and ...

With two up-tempo, no-huddle offenses, this game figured to have plenty of points. That wasn't the case, however, but the Texas A&M Aggies found enough offense in a 29-16 win over the Auburn Tigers. Quarterback Trevor Knight was efficient, throwing for 247 yards and one touchdown. He also added 42 rushing yards.  The Aggies led 16-10 at the half, and this game stayed within reach for Auburn until running back Trayveon Williams rattled off an 89-yard ...