(US Presswire)The four undefeated contenders for the BCS Championship Game lost a member on Saturday.

Alabama's loss to Texas A&M makes what Notre Dame, Kansas State and Oregon did on Saturday that much more impressive.

Those teams are getting opponents' best shot every week. Alabama gave in to that pressure, but the other three won with ease.

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Penn State has good reason to be angry after its loss to Nebraska.

A bang-bang play at the goal line was ruled a Penn State fumble. After reviewing a replay that clearly showed the Nittany Lions scored before the ball was knocked out, the official ruling was ... a Penn State fumble.

The call made for some angry Nittany Lions, and we can't say we blame them for feeling that way.

(US Presswire)With the way Louisiana Tech can score, it shouldn't be surprising that some of its offensive players are in the NCAA record book.

Quarterback Colby Cameron now holds the FBS record for consecutive passes without an interception. Russell Wilson, who played for NC State and Wisconsin, set the record of 379. Cameron passed that mark in the first quarter, and pushed the record to 419 by the end of the night.

Cameron may not have been the most impressive offensive player for the Bulldogs on Saturday against Texas State.

(US Presswire)A freshman has never won the Heisman Trophy. At this point in the 2012 season, after what happened Saturday, the award might be Johnny Manziel's to lose.

There are many good candidates for the award, but only one has great numbers and can claim he made Alabama's defense look awful while knocking off the No. 1 team in college football.

Manziel has become a household name as a freshman for Texas A&M, but he went to another level in the nation's consciousness with a 29-24 win that will shake up the national championship race.

Texas Tech coach Tommy Tuberville probably knew by the time he got to his post-game press conference that the video of his incident with graduate assistant coach Kevin Oliver, when he was visibly angry and yanked Oliver's headset off and knocked his hat off too, was getting a lot of attention around the country.

And Tuberville had an explanation ready.

Michigan needed a mini-miracle to send its game against Northwestern to overtime, and Devin Gardner and Roy Roundtree delivered one.

Gardner hit Roundtree on a juggling, tumbling 53-yard catch with 8 seconds remaining, allowing Michigan to tie the game with a field goal. The Wolverines scored a touchdown in overtime and held Northwestern in overtime to pull off a crazy 38-31 victory.

The early set of games in college football has produced a lot of exciting finishes, including one great game-winning grab in Virginia.

With 6 seconds left, tight end Jake McGee made a tremendous jumping, stretching catch at the back of the end zone, getting in bounds to beat the Hurricanes 41-40. The ball was put where only McGee could get it, and he made a fantastic catch for the win.

(US Presswire)It's tough to go 12 regular-season games in college football without getting caught on a bad day, or by a hot opponent who has its best performance of the year.

Both things happened to Louisville on Saturday. The Cardinals were three-quarters of the way to that undefeated regular season when it went up against a Syracuse team that absolutely dominated in a 45-26 win.