Saturday's best in college football
— -- It's October already. Where has the season gone? Oh, but there's so much more to go. After Friday's huge Pac-12 showdown, Saturday's slate features more games with playoff impact. If, for some reason, you aren't watching, we have you covered.
Follow along all day for the best of Saturday.?
Oh no, not Uga
Just when it seemed Georgia would break Tennessee's heart, Joshua Dobbs came back with a 43-yard TD pass as time expired to give the Vols a 34-31 win. Then this happened.
Air Jourdan
Sure, it was fourth down when Michigan's Jourdan Lewis went all Odell Beckham Jr. on us and sealed the Wolverines' 14-7 win over Wisconsin, so even if he had dropped it, the game would've been over. But this was way cooler.
Gundy gets down
When you get your first home win against Texas in almost 20 years, you just have to dance.
Mike Gundy and Oklahoma State won a shootout against the Longhorns that saw 80 points and 1,123 total yards.
OK, Harbaugh, now let's get in formation
Michigan lined up in this bizarre formation to try to confuse Wisconsin. The Wolverines promptly ran between the tackles for a short gain.
Honoring Foltz
Sometimes it takes a tragedy to bring out the best in sports. The continued tributes to Sam Foltz, the Nebraska punter killed in a July car accident with former Michigan State punter Mike Sadler, are restoring some faith in college football after a rough offseason.
On Saturday, Illinois' specialists presented Nebraska with a signed jersey.
Let's get two
Oklahoma State got a two-point conversion -- in your typical blocked PAT, defensive lineman scoop-and-option play, of course.
Meanwhile, Notre Dame did the same thing against Syracuse.
Auburn's candidate
Hillary Clinton? Donald Trump? The Auburn student section has another candidate in mind for this year's presidential election ... Daniel Carlson. The junior kicker is a perfect 12 of 12 on field goals this season for Auburn.
Sloppy Body strikes back
You didn't think Sloppy Body was going to sit this weekend out, did you?
The wild, shirtless man, Davis Toney, made his College GameDay debut when the show visited Clemson in 2013.
