College Football

College Football Sunday Summary; We Knew It All Along

October 11, 2026

Week 6 of college football delivered a series of upsets and standout performances that, according to some pundits, were entirely predictable. Oklahoma, ranked near the bottom in total offense and under pressure from coaching scrutiny, stunned top-ranked Texas in the Red River Rivalry, a result that seemed inevitable given Texas’s struggles as the nation’s No.

1 team. Meanwhile, UCLA made history by defeating Oregon in Autzen Stadium for the first time in over two decades, despite Oregon’s absence of its starting quarterback.

The Bruins’ offense, led by transfer running back Wayne Knight, has been a dominant force, with Knight ranking among the nation’s top scorers in rushing touchdowns. Elsewhere, Kentucky and UCLA’s new head coaches, Will Stein and Bob Chesney respectively, have quickly turned their programs around, both earning early consideration for national Coach of the Year honors after posting strong early-season records.

Tulsa’s victory over Oklahoma State also signaled the Cowboys’ resurgence under new leadership, with quarterback Drew Mestemaker emerging as a key player in the Big 12 title race.