Nick Bromberg
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Minnesota coach P.J. Fleck wipes player's blood on his own cheek while celebrating 27-24 win over Washington - AOL (opens the original)
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Minnesota coach P.J. Fleck had quite a unique way of soaking in his team's win over Washington late Saturday night. Gophers linebacker and captain Maverick Baranowski had a bloody mouth at the end of the 27-24 win. As he greeted his coach on the field, Fleck wiped some of the blood from Baranowski's face onto his own cheek. "It's a great moment," Baranowski said in his postgame news conference. "Winning's hard in the Big Ten and when you get to win at a place like this, just so exciting. And the
Was No. 14 Tennessee's successful onside kick late in its loss to No. 1 Texas illegal? - AOL (opens the original)
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Was Tennessee's successful onside kick late in its loss to Texas actually against the rules? The No. 14 Volunteers pulled off a drop-kick onside kick for the chance to at least tie the No. 1 Longhorns inside the final minute. But Tennessee's Hail Mary attempt on the final play of the game fell incomplete after the Vols couldn't get into field goal range. Top-ranked Texas won 20-17. After Faizon Brandon hit Mike Matthews for a 30-yard TD with 1:22 to go, punter Jackson Ross' onside kick was recov
No. 21 Florida makes a September statement with a 52-28 blowout win over No. 4 Ole Miss - AOL (opens the original)
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Is Florida this year's surprise contender in the SEC? The No. 21 Gators were unstoppable in the second half of a 52-28 win over No. 4 Ole Miss. And no, before you think the win is an upset, it isn't. Florida closed as a 4-point favorite. And if you had any questions about that line, you now know why the Gators were favored. After Ole Miss cut the Gators' lead to 17-14 to start the second half, Florida scored touchdowns on its next five possessions to turn what could have been a Rebels comeback a
LSU coach Lane Kiffin's return to Ole Miss draws nearly 11 million viewers - AOL (opens the original)
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The TV audience for Lane Kiffin's return to Ole Miss was sizable. But it also didn't come close to matching the viewership number for Texas' Week 2 win over Ohio State. ESPN said Tuesday afternoon that Ole Miss' 32-24 win drew an average audience of 10.9 million viewers. It was by far the most-watched game of the day and the second game of the 2026 season to break the 10 million mark. Alabama's win over Florida State earlier in the day had 7 million watchers. It was a certainty that the Rebels'
ESPN says Texas' win over Ohio State was its most-watched regular-season game in a decade - AOL (opens the original)
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No. 1 Texas' comeback win over No. 6 Ohio State unsurprisingly drew a big audience on Saturday night. But that audience wasn't as big as it was in 2025. ESPN said Tuesday that an average audience of 14 million people watched the Longhorns score 21 unanswered points in the fourth quarter of their 24-23 win. Ohio State was up 23-3 before Texas went on three touchdown drives that totaled 40 plays. The network also said that it was ABC's biggest viewership number for a regular-season game in 10 year
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