ACTU COLLEGE FOOTBALL, TOP 25: LES RESULTATS DU WEEK 9
- North Sideline Media
- Oct 26
- 7 min read
Updated: Oct 26
Une nouvelle semaine de College Football a offert son lot de surprises, de confirmations et de démonstrations éclatantes. Des Hoosiers d’Indiana aux Longhorns du Texas, plusieurs programmes ont consolidé leurs ambitions en cette fin d’octobre décisive.
#2 Indiana 56 – 6 UCLA
Les Hoosiers ont infligé une correction à UCLA grâce à un départ canon : 28 points en première mi-temps.F. Mendoza a lancé pour 168 yards et 3 TD, tandis que R. Hemby a ajouté 171 yards au sol et 2 touchdowns.E. J. Williams Jr. a complété la domination aérienne avec 109 yards et 2 réceptions de TD.
Les Aggies restent invaincus (8-0) grâce à M. Reed (202 yards, 3 TD) et B. Thomas (128 yards, 2 TD).Malgré B. Brown (205 yards, 2 TD) et K. Hilton (80 yards de réception), LSU a été dépassé défensivement.
#4 Alabama 29 – 22 South Carolina
Les Crimson Tide ont évité la surprise grâce à T. Simpson (253 yards, 2 TD) et D. Hill (76 yards, 1 TD).L. Sellers a maintenu les Gamecocks dans le match (187 yards de passe, 1 TD), mais le finish a penché du côté ‘Bama.
#6 Oregon 21 – 7 Wisconsin
Malgré une attaque timide, les Ducks se sont appuyés sur J. Davison (102 yards, 2 TD au sol) et une défense étouffante.H. Simmons (281 yards, 1 INT) n’a jamais trouvé le rythme côté Badgers.
#7 Georgia Tech 41 – 16 Syracuse
H. King a brillé pour les Yellow Jackets (304 yards, 3 TD + 1 TD au sol).Syracuse n’a pu suivre le rythme offensif malgré D. Gill Jr. (79 yards, 1 TD).
Sous la pluie de Norman, T. Chambliss (315 yards, 1 TD) et X. Robinson (90 yards, 2 TD) ont guidé les Rebels vers une victoire majeure.I. Sategna (131 yards, 1 TD) a porté l’attaque des Sooners, en vain.
Le résumé du match: https://www.northsideline.com/post/ole-miss-dompte-oklahoma-et-reste-en-course-pour-les-playoffs
#9 Miami 42 – 7 Stanford
Domination totale des Hurricanes menés par C. Beck (189 yards, 1 TD) et M. Fletcher (106 yards, 3 TD au sol).Stanford a été limité à seulement 7 points et moins de 200 yards offensifs.
Les Commodores ont remporté une bataille défensive grâce à D. Pavia (138 yards, 1 TD) et A. Hardy (97 yards, 1 TD au sol).M. Zollers a été contenu à 138 yards de passe, 1 TD et 2 interceptions.
Le résumé du match: https://www.northsideline.com/post/vanderbilt-fait-tomber-missouri-dans-un-combat-de-tranch%C3%A9es-17-10
#11 BYU 41 – 27 Iowa State
R. Becht (311 yards, 3 TD) a tenu Iowa State en vie, mais P. Kingston (133 yards, 2 TD) et la défense des Cougars ont fait la différence dans le money time.
#14 Texas Tech 42 – 0 Oklahoma State
Un festival offensif pour les Red Raiders : T. Howland (172 yards, 1 TD) et C. Douglas (98 yards, 1 TD réception).Oklahoma State a été complètement muet offensivement (172 yards totaux).
#16 Virginia 17 – 16 North Carolina (OT)
Les Cavaliers ont survécu en prolongation grâce à G. Lopez (308 yards, 1 TD) et J. Taylor (75 yards au sol).UNC a manqué un field goal crucial en prolongation malgré la solide prestation de J. Edrine (75 yards, 1 TD).
#17 Tennessee 56 – 34 Kentucky
J. Aguilar a découpé la défense des Wildcats (396 yards, 3 TD).S. Thomas et C. Brazelton ont ajouté 200 yards au sol et 138 yards dans les airs pour un festival offensif volontaire.
#18 South Florida 31 – 34 Memphis
Menés de 14 points au dernier quart, les Tigers ont retourné la situation grâce à B. Lewis (307 yards, 2 TD) et G. Desrosiers Jr. (13 yards au sol + TD).B. Brown (211 yards, 2 TD) a fait tout ce qu’il a pu pour USF, en vain.
Le résumé du match: https://www.northsideline.com/post/memphis-renverse-south-florida-dans-un-final-fou-34-31
#19 Louisville 38 – 24 Boston College
Les Cardinals ont contrôlé le match du début à la fin avec I. Brown (205 yards, 1 TD) et une défense opportune.G. James (246 yards, 3 TD) a tenu BC en vie jusqu’au quatrième quart.
#21 Cincinnati 41 – 20 Baylor
C. Allen (174 yards, 3 TD) a porté l’attaque des Bearcats tandis que la défense a forcé deux turnovers.Baylor a souffert offensivement malgré M. Turner (90 yards au sol).
#22 Texas 45 – 38 Mississippi State (OT)
B. Shapen (381 yards, 4 TD) a offert la victoire aux Longhorns dans un final haletant.R. Wingo (184 yards réception) a été le facteur X tandis que les Bulldogs ont craqué en prolongation.
#23 Illinois 25 – 42 Washington
D. Williams Jr. a encore brillé pour les Huskies (280 yards de passe, 4 TD + 66 yards au sol).L. Altmyer (199 yards, 2 TD, 2 INT) a été en difficulté face à une défense retrouvée.
Le résumé du match: https://www.northsideline.com/post/washington-rebondit-avec-panache-et-domine-le-23-illinois
#24 Arizona State 16 – 24 Houston
Les Cougars ont résisté au retour tardif des Sun Devils grâce à C. Weigman (211 yards, 2 TD) et une défense agressive (2 sacks, 1 INT).A. Leavitt a signé 270 yards et 1 TD mais a aussi perdu un ballon crucial.
#25 Michigan 31 – 20 Michigan State
J. Haynes a porté les Wolverines avec 152 yards et 2 TD au sol, tandis que J. Marshall a inscrit un autre touchdown.A. Chiles (130 yards, 2 INT) n’a pas réussi à relancer les Spartans.
Alors que la saison entre dans son sprint final, chaque victoire compte un peu plus. Prochain arrêt : novembre, où les rêves de Playoff se font et se défont.
COLLEGE FOOTBALL UPDATE, TOP 25: WEEK 9 RESULTS
Another week of College Football delivered its share of surprises, statements, and dominant performances. From Indiana’s fireworks to Texas’ resilience, several programs strengthened their Playoff push in a decisive late-October slate.
#2 Indiana 56 – 6 UCLA
The Hoosiers crushed UCLA thanks to a lightning-fast start, scoring 28 points in the first half. F. Mendoza threw for 168 yards and 3 touchdowns, while R. Hemby added 171 rushing yards and 2 scores. E. J. Williams Jr. rounded out the aerial attack with 109 yards and 2 touchdown catches.
The Aggies remained undefeated (8–0) behind M. Reed (202 yards, 3 TD) and B. Thomas (128 yards, 2 TD). Despite solid efforts from B. Brown (205 yards, 2 TD) and K. Hilton (80 receiving yards), LSU’s defense was overwhelmed.
#4 Alabama 29 – 22 South Carolina
The Crimson Tide avoided an upset thanks to T. Simpson (253 yards, 2 TD) and D. Hill (76 yards, 1 TD). L. Sellers kept the Gamecocks competitive (187 passing yards, 1 TD), but Alabama closed it out strong.
#6 Oregon 21 – 7 Wisconsin
Despite a quiet offense, the Ducks leaned on J. Davison (102
yards, 2 rushing TD) and a stifling defense. H. Simmons (281 yards, 1 INT) never found his rhythm for the Badgers.
#7 Georgia Tech 41 – 16 Syracuse
H. King starred for the Yellow Jackets with 304 passing yards, 3 touchdowns, and another on the ground. Syracuse couldn’t keep pace offensively despite D. Gill Jr. (79 yards, 1 TD).
Under Norman’s rain, T. Chambliss (315 yards, 1 TD) and X. Robinson (90 yards, 2 TD) led the Rebels to a major win. I. Sategna (131 yards, 1 TD) paced the Sooners’ offense, but it wasn’t enough.
#9 Miami 42 – 7 Stanford
A complete domination from the Hurricanes, powered by C. Beck (189 yards, 1 TD) and M. Fletcher (106 rushing yards, 3 TD). Stanford was limited to just 7 points and under 200 total yards.
The Commodores won a defensive battle thanks to D. Pavia (138 yards, 1 TD) and A. Hardy (97 rushing yards, 1 TD). M. Zollers was held to 138 yards, 1 TD, and 2 interceptions.
#11 BYU 41 – 27 Iowa State
R. Becht (311 yards, 3 TD) kept Iowa State alive, but P. Kingston (133 yards, 2 TD) and a clutch BYU defense sealed the game in the fourth quarter.
#14 Texas Tech 42 – 0 Oklahoma State
A dominant offensive showcase for the Red Raiders: T. Howland (172 yards, 1 TD) and C. Douglas (98 yards, 1 receiving TD). Oklahoma State was shut out, managing just 172 total yards.
#16 Virginia 17 – 16 North Carolina (OT)
The Cavaliers survived in overtime behind G. Lopez (308 yards, 1 TD) and J. Taylor (75 rushing yards). UNC missed a crucial field goal despite J. Edrine’s strong performance (75 yards, 1 TD).
#17 Tennessee 56 – 34 Kentucky
J. Aguilar torched the Wildcats for 396 yards and 3 touchdowns. S. Thomas and C. Brazelton added 200 rushing and 138 receiving yards as the Vols exploded offensively.
#18 South Florida 31 – 34 Memphis
Down by 14 in the fourth quarter, the Tigers rallied behind B. Lewis (307 yards, 2 TD) and G. Desrosiers Jr. (13 rushing yards, 1 TD). B. Brown (211 yards, 2 TD) gave USF hope, but Memphis completed the comeback.
#19 Louisville 38 – 24 Boston College
The Cardinals controlled the game from start to finish with I. Brown (205 yards, 1 TD) and a timely defense. G. James (246 yards, 3 TD) kept BC in it until late in the fourth.
#21 Cincinnati 41 – 20 Baylor
C. Allen (174 yards, 3 TD) led the Bearcats’ offense while the defense forced two turnovers. Baylor struggled to find rhythm despite M. Turner’s 90 rushing yards.
#22 Texas 45 – 38 Mississippi State (OT)
B. Shapen (381 yards, 4 TD) delivered the Longhorns a thrilling overtime win. R. Wingo (184 receiving yards) was the X-factor, while the Bulldogs faltered in extra time.
#23 Illinois 25 – 42 Washington
D. Williams Jr. once again shined for the Huskies (280 passing yards, 4 TD, plus 66 rushing). L. Altmyer (199 yards, 2 TD, 2 INT) struggled against a rejuvenated Washington defense.
#24 Arizona State 16 – 24 Houston
The Cougars held off a late Sun Devil push behind C. Weigman (211 yards, 2 TD) and an aggressive defense (2 sacks, 1 INT). A. Leavitt threw for 270 yards and 1 TD but lost a costly fumble.
#25 Michigan 31 – 20 Michigan State
J. Haynes carried the Wolverines with 152 rushing yards and 2 touchdowns, while J. Marshall added another score. A. Chiles (130 yards, 2 INT) couldn’t spark a Spartan comeback.
As the season heads into its final stretch, every win carries extra weight. Next stop: November, where Playoff dreams are made or broken.
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