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The No. 16 Louisville Cardinals host the Wake Forest Demon Deacons. Louisville arrives after a 41-31 victory over SMU led by Keyjuan Brown's two rushing TDs, and Wake Forest fell 33-20 to Miami as Gio Lopez produced three passing TDs in the game.
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No.2 Georgia Bulldogs host the Oklahoma Sooners at Sanford Stadium in SEC regular-season game. Georgia seeks a home victory coming off a strong offensive showing, while the Sooners rely on QB John Mateer following a 14-6 victory over Lobos.
Presenting up-to-the-minute scores and highlights during the college football season.
No.8 Alabama Crimson Tide host the South Carolina Gamecocks in SEC regular-season game. Alabama builds on momentum behind Daniel Hill's ground game, while South Carolina counters behind Matt Fuller's three rushing touchdowns in search of an upset.
Presenting up-to-the-minute scores and highlights during the college football season.
The Yellow Jackets (1-2) visit the Cardinal (1-2) at Stanford Stadium for an ACC matchup. Stanford enters Week four following a 35-7 loss to the Duke Blue Devils. Georgia Tech beat Mercer 44-11 behind running back Justice Haynes' three touchdowns.
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