Utah, Georgia, and Alabama secure decisive victories in college football
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Nov 8, 2026, 6:11 AM
Last updated Nov 8, 2026
A busy Saturday in college football featured several blowout victories among top-ranked teams. No. 3 Utah edged No. 9 BYU 28-20, and No. 2 Georgia dominated No. 10 Ole Miss with a 42-7 score. Alabama showcased its strength with a 31-13 defeat of LSU. Other notable results included No. 13 Tennessee's strong performance against No. 6 Kentucky and No. 23 Oregon's surprising win over No. 12 Ohio State. Meanwhile, interim coaches Rick Stockstill, Aazaar Abdul-Rahim, and Joe Klanderman all led their teams to victory. Next week brings intriguing matchups as teams prepare for the final stretch of the season.
- •Utah defeats BYU 28-20 in a close matchup.
- •Georgia dominates Ole Miss 42-7.
- •Alabama wins decisively against LSU, 31-13.
- •Tennessee takes down Kentucky in a strong performance.
- •Three interim coaches lead their teams to victory.
- 6:11 AMYahoo Sports — Yahoo Top 10: Messy day of blowouts creates cleaner picture of the sport's best
"Even if there weren't a lot of close games or wild results, a loaded Saturday of games gave us plenty of useful information.
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