Texas, Tennessee face potential upsets in Week 6 college football predictions
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Oct 9, 2026, 8:59 AM
Last updated Oct 9, 2026

In Week 6 of the college football season, Texas and Tennessee are highlighted as teams potentially at risk of upsets. Tennessee's quarterback situation remains uncertain, with George MacIntyre likely starting against Arkansas. Missouri is expected to rebound from a previous win, aiming to avoid a premier pitfalls against Texas A&M. Meanwhile, North Carolina could surprise Pittsburgh, while Oklahoma hopes to capitalize on its rivalry game against Texas. Kentucky faces a tough matchup against LSU, following their recent struggles in the SEC.
- •Tennessee's George MacIntyre likely starts against Arkansas.
- •Missouri prepared to confront Texas A&M after strong defensive performance.
- •North Carolina targets an upset against unbeaten Pittsburgh.
- •Oklahoma aims to challenge Texas in a critical rivalry matchup.
- •Kentucky looks to rebound against LSU after recent SEC losses.
- 8:59 AMYahoo Sports — Texas, Tennessee on upset alert in college football bold predictions for Week 6 schedule
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