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The Weekend Rewind

The results that actually mattered, what they change for the playoff and title races, and a plan for what to watch next. Results and listings are pulled from the league feeds, so this page reflects the most recent weekend, not an old post. For full schedules, use the sports calendar.

2026 Week 7 - Weekend of October 18

Weekend Rewind: Auburn 27, Georgia 24, and the rest of what mattered

The results that moved the board, and the games worth your time in the week ahead. Updated automatically from the league feeds.

Last updated Sat, 24 Oct 2026 17:25:02 GMT

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The results that mattered

Auburn 27, Georgia 24

Auburn beat No. 1 Georgia on the road on Saturday in a one-score finish. A top-ten team going down this early reshapes the playoff math for everyone behind it.

BYU 28, Notre Dame 24

No. 8 BYU beat No. 2 Notre Dame at home on Saturday in a one-score finish. A top-ten team going down this early reshapes the playoff math for everyone behind it.

Florida 27, Texas 24

Florida beat No. 7 Texas on the road on Saturday in a one-score finish. A top-ten team going down this early reshapes the playoff math for everyone behind it.

Tennessee 26, Alabama 10

No. 14 Tennessee beat No. 6 Alabama at home on Saturday by 16. A top-ten team going down this early reshapes the playoff math for everyone behind it.

Cardinals 18, Rams 16

Cardinals won a one-score game on the road on Sunday. An early marker for where both rosters actually are.

Broncos 17, Seahawks 14

Broncos won a one-score game at home on Thursday. An early marker for where both rosters actually are.

The watch plan ahead

Times are Eastern and listings can move. Confirm on the sports calendar before you build the day around a kickoff.

  • Saturday 3:30 PM ET

    No. 2 BYU at UCF

    Fox

    A ranked team on the road in a live underdog building.

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  • Saturday 3:30 PM ET

    Michigan St at No. 9 UCLA

    CBS

    A ranked host in a spot that has burned favorites before.

    How to watch this

  • Saturday 7:30 PM ET

    No. 7 Ole Miss at No. 19 Texas

    ABC

    Two ranked teams in the same building. The game of the day.

    How to watch this

  • Saturday 10:15 PM ET

    No. 14 Houston at No. 10 Utah

    ESPN

    Two ranked teams in the same building. The game of the day.

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  • Saturday 3:30 PM ET

    No. 20 Florida at No. 5 Georgia

    ABC

    Two ranked teams in the same building. The game of the day.

    How to watch this

  • Saturday 3:30 PM ET

    Arizona St at No. 2 BYU

    Fox

    A ranked host in a spot that has burned favorites before.

    How to watch this

  • Saturday 3:30 PM ET

    Minnesota at No. 6 Indiana

    CBS

    A ranked host in a spot that has burned favorites before.

    How to watch this

  • Saturday 7:30 PM ET

    No. 3 Ohio State at No. 16 USC

    NBC

    Two ranked teams in the same building. The game of the day.

    How to watch this

How to actually get these games

Nearly all of the plan above sits on ABC, ESPN, FOX, CBS and NBC, plus the conference networks for the undercard. A live-TV streaming service carries all of them in one place. Prime Video holds Thursday Night Football, and an antenna covers the four broadcast networks for free but not ESPN, BTN or the SEC Network.

Quick hits

  • Texas St and Colorado St combined for 93 points, the highest total of the weekend.
  • Texas A&M won by 41 over The Citadel, the widest margin on the board.
  • 16 games were decided by a field goal or less.
  • Times move. Confirm every window on the sports calendar before you plan the day around it.

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