College football scores, results: Oregon's wild win over Ohio State tops another chaotic day

We knew it'd be hard for Week 7 to match the drama of Week 6, but it was almost as intense.

In the marquee matchup of the day, No. 3 Oregon held on to beat No. 2 Ohio State 32-31 in a back-and-forth heavyweight tilt in Eugene. The Big Ten showdown was the first top-three matchup of the season and delivered at every turn with lead changes galore and a dramatic finish.

And in perhaps the most thrilling game Saturday, No. 13 LSU came back to beat No. 9 Mississippi on a Garrett Nussmeier TD throw in overtime. It was a crucial result in a crowded SEC title race as we reach the midway point in this year's college football season.

And to cap the night, No. 18 Kansas State hung on to beat Colorado 31-28 after a wild finish in Boulder.

Earlier in the day, No. 7 Alabama dealt with another nail-biter at home against South Carolina. The Crimson Tide needed some late-game defensive heroics to survive against the Gamecocks in a 27-25 win. Later on, No. 4 Penn State needed a comeback of its own before eking out a 33-30 win in overtime at the Coliseum.

Meanwhile, the No. 1 team in the country left no question as to how its Red River Rivalry game with Oklahoma was going to go. The Longhorns allowed an early field goal before scoring 34 straight points in a rout at the Cotton Bowl.

Here's how it all went down on Saturday.

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  • Final: Kansas State 31, Colorado 28

    Another dramatic finish for a Colorado team that's become known for them. This time, No. 18 Kansas State comes out on top. Wildcats improve to 5-1 and the Buffs fall to 4-2. And the Big 12 remains wide open.

  • Colorado turns it over on downs!

    Shedeur Sanders' pass to the sideline is incomplete. There was some contact, and the Buffs wanted a PI call. No dice. Kansas State can kneel this one out for the win.

  • K-State answers with a TD!

    That was fast. The Wildcats go 84 yards in just 3 plays, finished with Avery Johnson's 50-yard bomb to Jayce Brown. 2:14 left and Kansas State leads 31-28.

  • Colorado takes the lead!

    Shedeur Sanders to LaJohntay Wester for the score! The Buffs take the lead with under 4 minutes to play!

  • Colorado INT!

    The Buffs are in business after Colton Hood picks off Avery Johnson and runs it back all the way inside the Kansas State 20!

  • Touchdown Colorado!

    Isaiah Augustave runs it in from 2 yards out and Colorado cuts Kansas State's lead to 24-21.

    6:44 to play in Boulder.

  • Kansas State interception!

    Shedeur Sanders sails a ball over his intended receiver and VJ Payne was there to pick it off in the end zone. Kansas State ends a promising Colorado drive.

  • K-State adds FG

    Chris Tennant's 48-yard field goal puts Kansas State back in front by 10.

  • Touchdown Colorado!

    The Buffaloes answer with a needed score as Shedeur Sanders throws a fastball to Will Sheppard in the back of the end zone.

    Kansas State's lead cut to one score.

  • Touchdown K-State!

    Avery Johnson returns to the game and flips a touchdown pass to Jayce Brown from the 1.

    Double good news for the Wildcats, who lead Colorado by two TDs in the 3rd quarter.

  • Injuries piling up in K-State-Colorado

    Now Kansas State QB Avery Johnson has left the game with an injury.

    He completed a deep pass and went down without being hit. He was seen headed back to the locker room.

    Backup Ta'Quan Roberson is in the game.

  • Ashton Jeanty is doing his thing

    Speaking of Heisman candidates, Boise State RB Ashton Jeanty is off and running already against Hawaii.

    He's already over 100 yards, including this 54-yard TD run.

  • Travis Hunter leaves with injury

    Developing situation in Boulder. Colorado star and Heisman hopeful WR/DB Travis Hunter went the locker room late in the first half with a shoulder injury. Colorado trails Kansas State 14-7 at the half.

  • TOUCHDOWN LSU!!!

    Garrett Nussmeier finds Kyren Lacy on the first play of LSU's overtime possession for a 25-yard score and IT'S OVER FOLKS!

    What a win for LSU!

  • Ole Miss saved by 57-yard FG in first OT possession

    The Rebels moved backward to the 40-yard line with their possession, but kicker Caden Davis bailed them out in a huge way with a 57-yard FG to take the lead in overtime.

    Now it's LSU's turn.

  • Ole Miss gets the ball first in overtime and immediately goes backward with a holding penalty and an incompletion. The Rebels are out of sorts.

  • LSU-Ole Miss headed to OT

    The Rebels had a chance to get the ball into field goal range with seconds left on the clock in regulation, but LSU's defense holds strong and we're going to overtime.

  • Touchdown Kansas State!

    Wildcats take the lead on Dylan Edwards' 1-yard TD run.

    It's a 14-7 K-State lead over Colorado with under 2 minutes in the first half.

  • TOUCHDOWN LSU!

    Garrett Nussmeier finds Aaron Anderson across the middle with a perfect throw on fourth-and-5 and the extra point is good to tie it up at 23!

    What a game in Death Valley!

  • Colorado's Travis Hunter goes to locker room

  • LSU on the move

    The Tigers are down 7 with under 2 minutes left in the game, but they're driving and over midfield now.

    This could be a crucial result in the SEC and CFP pictures, and it's going to come down to the last drive here.

  • Ole Miss adds FG

    The Rebels tack on a field goal with just over 3 minutes left in the game to make it a seven-point game.

  • Colorado, K-State tied in first half

    Meanwhile, in Boulder, the Buffs and Wildcats have traded scores early and there's about 10 minutes left in the first half.

    Shedeur Sanders got the scoring started with a 25-yard TD pass to Wester and then the Wildcats responded with an 11-play, 75-yard drive capped off by an 8-yard TD run by Avery Johnson.

  • LSU, Ole Miss trade INTs

    It's gotten a bit sloppy in Death Valley. One play after Ole Miss QB Jaxson Dart threw an interception to LSU's Zy Alexander in the end zone, LSU QB Garrett Nussmeier returned the favor by throwing a pick of his own on an ill-advised deep throw into double coverage.

  • Fans storm the field in Eugene

  • The final play

    The Ohio State QB simply ran out of time. Amid the chaos, he wasn't able to slid down soon enough.

    What a finish.

  • Oregon wins!

    Will Howard runs for it but can't get down in time! Clock runs out and the Ducks win, 32-31!

  • Now a huge penalty goes against Oregon! Illegal substitution. 5 yards.

    Ohio State still needs to get closer.

  • Oh boy, a MASSIVE offensive PI call against Ohio State pushes them back to the Oregon 43.

    Probably no longer field goal range.

    10 seconds to go!

  • Ohio State has the ball on the edge of field goal range after a big completion to Emeka Egbuka to the Oregon 28. Under 30 seconds,

  • Final: Tennessee 23, Florida 17

    The Vols survive what would've been a massive stunner in overtime. After the Gators missed a field goal on their possession, Tennessee pounded it into the end zone to win it.

  • Oregon kicks FG for the lead!

    The Ducks can't punch it in at the goal line from the 1, instead opting for a chip shot field goal.

    It's 32-31 Ducks with 1:47 to play

  • Oregon has the ball down to the Ohio State 5 at the 2-minute timeout.

    A pass interference call helped them get there. It was an iffy call.

  • LSU adds FG

    The Tigers had cobbled together a solid drive and were nearing the red zone before it petered out and they had to settle for a field goal.

    It's 20-16 Ole Miss.

  • Florida-Tennessee headed to OT

    Another big game today headed to extra time. Why not!?

  • Ole Miss tacks on FG

    The Rebels' lead is back up to 7 after another Caden Davis field goal.

    There's just under 4 minutes left in the third quarter in Death Valley.

  • Ohio State takes lead with FG

    Jayden Fielding hits from 40 yards and the Buckeyes are back in front, 31-29.

    6 minutes to play in Eugene. This is gonna be a fun finish.

  • Florida ties it with Tennessee

    Scratch that, Florida kicks the PAT to tie it at 17-17 with No. 8 Tennessee.

    29 seconds to play

  • Touchdown Florida!

    DJ Lagway finds Chimere Dike for a 27-yard TD on 3rd and 18!

    It appears the Gators are gonna go for the winning 2-point try.

  • LSU misses FG

    The Tigers and Rebels have traded possession in the second half but no points have come. The latest: LSU drove down to the Ole Miss 28-yard line before kicker Damian Ramos missed a field goal.

    It's still 17-13 Ole Miss.

  • TD Oregon! Ducks take the lead!

    Dillon Gabriel takes it himself for a 27-yard touchdown run after the fake!

    It's a 29-28 Oregon lead. What. A. Game.

  • Tennessee takes the lead

    Dylan Sampson breaks free for his 2nd TD run of the day

  • Ohio State holds on 4th and goal!

    Oregon gets all the way down the the 2-yard line, but the OSU defense stands tall.

    Buckeyes maintain the 28-22 lead.

  • Ohio State retakes the lead!

    It's a TD pass from Will Howard to, who else, Jeremiah Smith!

    That's already 7 TD catches for the freshman.

  • We're back for the 2nd half of Ohio State-Oregon.

    Oregon got the ball to start the half and didn't go very far. It's a punt.

  • Florida battling No. 8 Tennessee

    In the most surprising score of this wave of games, the No. 8 Vols are tied 10-10 with Florida.

    It was a 10-0 Gators lead until Tennessee ripped off 10 quick points, starting with this Dylan Sampson TD run.

  • Halftime: Ole Miss 17, LSU 13

    The Tigers are able to add a 45-yard field goal after the turnover and will go into the break down 17-13.

    Ole Miss will get the ball first to start the second half.

  • LSU recovers fumble!

    Ole Miss appeared to be trying to run out the clock but Henry Parrish fumbled the ball and LSU will have it back in scoring position with 26 seconds left in the first half.

  • LSU cuts into Ole Miss lead

    LSU is forced to settle for a field goal late in the first half after a Zavion Thomas TD catch is overturned.

    An underlying storyline: An Ole Miss player went down with an injury on the drive before quickly popping up and going to the sideline (Ole Miss has come under scrutiny for allegedly faking injuries to slow down opposing offenses).

  • Halftime: Oregon 22, Ohio State 21