Author: Erick Smith, USA TODAY

With five seconds left in the first half at LSU, Florida quarterback Emory Jones threw into the end zone for a Hail Mary touchdown to Justin Shorter.

There was one big change to the College Football Playoff field, but it wasn’t Alabama after its loss to Texas A&M. It was with a team in the Big Ten.

Jimbo Fisher became the first former Nick Saban assistant to beat the Alabama coach as the Aggies shocked the top-ranked Crimson Tide, 41-38.

Iowa scored 10 points in the fourth quarter to rally past Penn State in a tense, defensive matchup of Big Ten unbeatens.

Former women’s basketball players at the University of Florida detailed allegations of emotional abuse by their former coach, Cameron Newbauer.

Another wild Saturday in college football unfolded in Week 4. Here are some of the day’s observations, starting with some big disappointments.

There were highs and lows to analyze from Week 3 in college football. Here are five overreactions from another Saturday full of drama.

Alabama remained No. 1 in the USA TODAY Sports AFCA Coaches Poll after a close all against then-No. 9 Florida. There were some changes in the top 10.

Notre Dame improved to 3-0 with a defeat of Purdue, but its toughest tests are ahead and questions about where the Irish are hover over South Bend.