Oklahoma, UCLA upsets showcase unpredictability of college football
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Oct 11, 2026, 12:36 AM
Last updated Oct 11, 2026

Oklahoma pulled off a remarkable win against No. 1 Texas with a last-second field goal during the Red River Rivalry on October 11, showcasing the unpredictable nature of college football. UCLA also claimed an upset victory over Oregon, forcing six turnovers. Both teams' unexpected performances highlight the ongoing chaos of college football, contrasting with the NFL's more predictable outcomes. Oklahoma coach Brent Venables expressed pride in his team's resolve, while UCLA's emergence as a contender raises questions about the future stability of its success. The results emphasize the dynamic of college football amid the NIL era.
- •Oklahoma beats No. 1 Texas with a last-second field goal.
- •UCLA upsets Oregon by forcing six turnovers.
- •Venables highlights team's determination despite challenges.
- •UCLA's success raises questions about future performance consistency.
- •College football's unpredictability contrasts with the NFL's outcomes.
- 12:36 AMYahoo Sports — Oklahoma, UCLA upsets show NFL still can't touch college football's unpredictability | Opinion
"For one Saturday, forget NIL green and greed and embrace the still wondrously unpredictable ride of college football.
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