It marked Alabama’s 19th straight 2-0 start, the longest active streak in the FBS. The Tide are now 11-11 when scoring 20 points or less under Nick Saban. Elsewhere, No. 3 Ohio State made light work of Arkansas State, winning 45-12, while No. 19 Wisconsin fell to Washington State at Camp Randall, 17-14. The Sun Belt came away with two huge top-10 wins as Marshall knocked off No. 8 Notre Dame and Appalachian State upset No. 6-ranked Texas A&M. In the afternoon slate, Iowa State topped in-state rival Iowa and No. 24 Tennessee topped No. 17 Pittsburgh in overtime. Right now, No. 25 Houston and Texas Tech are set to go into double OT, an SEC matchup is underway between No. 20 Kentucky and No. 12 Florida, and No. 10 USC faces a Stanford’s Pac-12 top pass defense. Closing things out tonight, No. 9 Baylor faces No. 21 BYU. Here are the top games from Saturday’s second week. No. 10 USC at Stanford Caleb Williams dominates to start The USC quarterback is putting on a show, completing eight of his first 10 passes for 200 yards with four touchdowns. His third touchdown pass was perhaps his most impressive. He found Jordan Addison deep to connect for a 75-yard score as the Trojans led 28-14 midway through the second quarter. No. 20 Kentucky at No. 12 Florida Air for the score Kentucky quarterback Will Lewis completed a deep 55-yard touchdown pass to put the Wildcats up 7-3 early in the second quarter. The big man gets the interception Levis doesn’t get the ball in time as the Gators press, causing the ball to slip out of his hand and into the hands of a Florida linebacker. Good footwork leads to scoring Florida leads 14-7 as Trevor Etienne fends off a Kentucky defender to reach the end zone Very high! Kentucky thought it was just punting the ball to Florida, but a high snap leads to a safety to give the Gators a 16-7 lead. No. 1 Alabama 20, Texas 19 Go time! Things started with a bang in Austin as the Tide made their way downfield with relative ease. But the Longhorns’ defense made a huge stop on third down, shutting down QB Bryce Young and forcing the Tide to settle for a field goal on their first drive. It’s gone, it’s gone, it’s gone! Texas tied things up with a field goal of their own shortly after, but things didn’t stay that way for long. Alabama RB Jase McClellan broke for a monster 81-yard score to give the Tide a 10-3 advantage.

Jase McClellan breaks off 81-yard rushing TD

Jase McClellan’s 81-yard rushing TD gives Alabama a 10-3 lead in the first quarter.

The bombs away Recently cut Texas QB Quinn Eversredshirt freshman transfer from Ohio State, showed his arm strength late in the first frame, finding Xavier Worthy for a 46-yard gain that put the Longhorns deep in the red zone. Youers was injured Ewers took a huge hit on the next play, which drew a roughing the passer penalty and left Texas fans holding their breath. After several minutes of watching on the field, Ewers walked to the sideline and into the locker room under his own power with a towel covering his face.

Texas QB Quinn Ewers goes down awkwardly on his shoulder

Longhorns QB Ewers helped in the locker room against Alabama after he fell awkwardly on his shoulder late in the first quarter.

Making it count Head coach Steve Sarkisian was named Ewers the Longhorns’ first last month against the redshirt sophomore Hudson card, who checked into the game for Ewers on first-and-goal. Card fed the ball to star RB Bijan Robinson, who did the rest to tie the game at 10.

Bijan Robinson scores on a one-yard rushing TD

Texas and Alabama are tied after Bijan Robinson punches in from one yard out.

Mess with the bull, take the horns The Longhorns defense came up with a huge sack on Young, knocking the Heisman Trophy winner back 11 yards. Texas went on to force three straight Alabama punts in the second quarter. Under pressure Card moved the Longhorns on offense downfield in an attempt to take the lead, but not even two pass interference penalties could do it. Things remained tied at halftime after a missed 20-yard field goal that left Texas fans stunned. Full throttle, no brakes The Longhorns picked up where they left off to start the second half, putting pressure on Young and forcing Alabama to punt right out of the gate. On the next drive, Texas backed Alabama up to its own 1-yard line, and chaos ensued. What could have been What looked like a safety and two points for Texas turned into another set of downs for Alabama, as a questionable passing and targeting penalty was thrown at the end of the game. Upon review, the play was ruled an incomplete pass — officials removed both the passer and targeting flags, noting that the targeting had been incorrectly announced on the field. Additionally, Young wasn’t down and avoided a groundout because his throw bounced off a defender’s helmet. Chaos and confusion.

WILD sequence featuring an overturned safety, rough pass call and Alabama-Texas targeting

Check out this chaotic sequence between the Crimson Tide and the Longhorns that features an overturned safety, roughing up the passer and targeting all in one play.

Front and back The Longhorns took the lead midway through the third, 13-10. Somehow, Texas led Alabama for the first time since the first quarter of the 2010 BCS National Championship Game. Then in the top of the fourth, Texas extended its lead to 16-10 with another short field goal. On the other hand, the only thing Alabama did was penalties – the most in a game in the Saban era. Alabama finally found its footing and regained the lead, 17-16, midway through the frame. Young capped a masterful 75-yard drive with a 7-yard TD toss to Jahmyr Gibbs.

Bryce Young’s pass finds Jahmir Gibbs to put Alabama back in front

Bryce Young’s incredible pass puts Alabama back in front of Texas.

Game of inches Things came to a head in Austin as the Longhorns defense made a huge stop on fourth down to regain possession with minutes left. Wild finish Texas took a two-point lead, 19-17, on a 49-yard field goal by Bert Auburn with 1:29 left in the fourth quarter. Alabama, however, struck on downs on its next drive, with a 19-yard run by Young bringing the offense back into the red zone. Unhooked Will Reichard connected on a 33-yard field goal to give the Crimson Tide a 20-19 lead with 10 seconds left. This was a game.

Alabama gets a field goal with 10 seconds left

Alabama’s field goal with 10 seconds left gave the Tide a 20-19 lead over Texas.

Washington State 17, No. 19 Wisconsin 14 The damage is near disaster Badgers QB Graham Mertz found Chimere Dike along the sideline for a 4-yard gain, but the Cougars thought they had the ball after Washington defensive back Armani Marsh appeared to intercept it. Warming up Wisconsin tied things up in the second quarter when Mertz found Clay Cundiff for a 17-yard TD. Mertz continued to show off his arm strength as the Badgers took a 14-7 lead into the break. Spin circle! Washington State took a 17-14 lead into the second half thanks to former Badger Nakia Watson. Wisconsin couldn’t put any more points on the board after that, and the Cougars held on for the upset.

Cameron Ward finds RB Nakia Watson for 31-yard TD

Washington State’s Cameron Ward finds RB Nakia Watson for a 31-yard TD pass, giving the Cougars a 17-14 lead over the Wisconsin Badgers.

No. 24 Tennessee 34, No. 17 Pittsburgh 27 (OT) Full throttle, no brakes Pitt running back Israel Ambanicanda cut through the Volunteers defense and raced 76 yards to the house as the Panthers built an early 10-0 cushion. Obstacle notification Pitt extended its lead to 10 again when QB Kedon Slovis connected with TE Gavin Bartholomew on a 57-yard score. Double trouble Tennessee then roared with a 17-point riposte to close the half for a 24-17 lead, highlighted by a 32-yard toss from Hendon Hooker to Bru McCoy. OT After trading goals in the fourth, things headed into overtime, where the Vols secured the W. Slovis was sidelined for the entire second half with an undisclosed injury. Iowa State 10, Iowa 7 Very tough Iowa got on the board first after Leshon Williams broke through the Cyclones defense for a 9-yard score.

Special teams block the punt, Leshon Williams scores from 9 yards out

Iowa took the lead against Iowa State after a blocked punt and Leshon Williams TD.

Up for grabs Things got chaotic late in the second quarter as the Cyclones made a wild cut. With momentum on their side, Iowa State added a touchdown in the second half that sealed the victory. No. 3 Ohio State 45, Arkansas State 12 Round 2 at The Shoe The Buckeyes were ready to start their big Week 1 win over Notre Dame. Ohio State took an early lead in the first quarter on a Marvin Harrison Jr. reception. 42-yard touchdown on the opening drive.

CJ Stroud connects with Marvin Harrison Jr. in the deep crosser

QB CJ Stroud connects with WR Marvin Harrison Jr.  to wake up Ohio State early.

Fancy footwear TreVeyon Henderson got in on the act, dancing into the end zone to close out the first quarter and extend the Buckeyes’ lead, 14-3. Stroud then linked up with Harrison Jr. for his second score of the day — another 42-yard TD — to put the Buckeyes up 24-9 before halftime.

Marvin Harrison Jr. scores his second TD of the day

Marvin Harrison Jr. got another long TD to put Ohio State up 23-9.

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