The Ohio State Buckeyes are the No. 1 team in college football. First-year quarterback Julian Sayin has impressed – and Ohio State has found a way to put out a

Michigan football not only suffered its second loss of the season on Saturday, but it is no longer ranked. The Wolverines went from 15th to unranked after their 31-13 loss to USC, falling out of the Associated Press Top 25 and US LBM coaches’ polls this week.

Michigan still has hope for a turnaround against a beatable Big Ten schedule, but an ugly 31-13 loss at USC erased a lot of optimism.

Their dominant performance so far has been rewarded in the latest US LBM Coaches Poll, where Ohio State is now the unanimous No. 1. The Buckeyes earned 63 first-place votes and lead the poll with 1,646 points, well ahead of No. 2 Miami, which garnered just two first-place votes and 1,566 points.

Businessman and Michigan alumnus Dave Portnoy was present on the Fox Big Noon Kickoff set at Illinois as the Fighting Illini hosts Ohio State.

Penn State fired James Franklin on Sunday, following a 22-21 loss to Northwestern in Week 7. The Nittany Lions were 20.5-point favorites against the Wildcats, per ESPN BET. This loss comes after Penn State was a 24.5-point favorite against UCLA, according to ESPN BET.

Ohio State is opposing an Ann Arbor, Michigan, bar's petition for a trademark, saying Buckeye Tears beer will damage the university's reputation.

Charlotte (N.C.) four-star safety Davion Jones will make his way to Baton Rouge on Saturday for the LSU Tigers' Week 7 matchup against the South Carolina Gameco

Ball State football will look to improve to 2-0 in MAC play on the road against Western Michigan. Here's our scouting report and a score prediction.