College football Week 10: Recaps, highlights, scores, rankings

We’re here to loop you all in on some scores, moments and stats from the half of the 3:30 games.

The Buckeyes defense nearly held the Ducks before heading into the locker room, but Oregon found their way to the endzone with two seconds left in the half to pull ahead.

Buckeyes quarterback Luke Fahey, who’s stepped up for an injured Julian Sayin, is 13-of-19 for 143 passing yards without a touchdown.

Anchored by Bo Jackson’s two touchdowns on eight carries, Ohio State has been reliant on their ability to run the football.

Starting off the scoring with a kiss to the crowd ‼️ @BoJackson2025 | #GoBucks https://t.co/O1rOHtxtC3
— Ohio State Football (@OhioStateFB) November 7, 2026

No. 5 Alabama 10, No. 14 LSU 3

Despite Ryan Coleman-Williams undergoing arthroscopic knee surgery on Oct. 17 to repair a meniscus injury following Alabama’s 20-17 loss to Georgia, the Crimson Tide’s star offensive weapon has shown no signs of slowing down.

Coleman-Williams nabbed Alabama’s lone touchdown of the half, but this time, on the ground. The receiver’s routes have been limited to foster his ongoing recovery.

UNO🤫 @Ryanwms1 📺: ABC https://t.co/yVxGw4JFoj
— Alabama Football (@AlabamaFTBL) November 7, 2026

No. 21 South Carolina 7, Texas A&M 9

South Carolina’s LaNorris Sellers left the SEC matchup during the second quarter after taking a sack and losing the football, injuring what appeared to be his ankle.

After a brief visit to the injury tent, Sellers headed for the locker room with a trainer.

Sellers, who is 14-of-22 for 202 passing yards and a touchdown, returned to the field in the third quarter.