College football game delays, schedule updates, live scores: USC vs. Indiana, Georgia vs. Missouri and more
The fun sprint to the finish of the 2026 college football regular season got waylaid Friday due to travel complications by several teams following the FAA’s nationwide ground stop.
Dozens of game times have already changed and one game has even moved to Sunday (Ole Miss vs. Oklahoma). We’ll be keeping everybody posted as decisions are made.
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Week 11 features five games between teams in the top 25 of the College Football Playoff rankings and a host of other games between ranked teams and opponents who aren’t that far outside the rankings.
Here are the games we’ll be watching closely on Saturday:
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Missouri vs. Georgia, 3:30 ET (ABC)
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USC vs. Indiana, 3:30 ET (CBS)
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Michigan vs. Oregon, 3:30 ET (FS1)
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Florida vs. Kentucky, 7 ET (ESPN)
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Baylor vs. BYU, 7 ET (Fox)
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Texas vs. LSU, 7:30 ET (ABC)
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Texas Tech vs. OK State, 9:30 ET (ESPN)
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Utah vs. Arizona, 10:30 ET (Fox)
Follow along below for highlights, analysis and more:
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This game is getting out of hand quickly as the Bulldogs have scored touchdowns on all three of their drives so far. Nate Frazier punches in his second TD run of the day. It’s still the 1st quarter.
Georgia 21, Missouri 0
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Tennessee WR Mike Matthews is on crutches after suffering a left leg injury in the first half of the Vols’ game against Texas A&M.
The Aggies lead 7-6 late in the second quarter.
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Nick Bromberg
The Trojans got into a goal to go situation, but went backwards and had to settle for a field goal. Indiana leads 7-3.
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The Tigers went three-and-out on their second drive, and Georgia immediately marched down the field and capitalized with a Gunner Stockton TD run.
It could be easy work today for the No. 1 team in the country.
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Dylan Raiola hits Jeremiah McClellan for a 60-yard TD on the Ducks’ opening drive of the game.
Oregon 7, Michigan 0
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Notre Dame scores a TD on its first drive of the game after Boston College punted.
Carr, the Heisman favorite, needs to put up big numbers over the final three weeks of the season.
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Wilson started in place of Josh Hoover. It’s his first start since he was at Old Dominion in 2024.
A six-play, 65-yard drive culminates in a TD pass from Wilson to TE Brock Schott. Hoosiers lead 7-0.
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Two plays after Wilson’s interception, Frazier runs it into the end zone.
Georgia kicked off and has a 7-0 lead just 61 seconds into the game.
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Georgia’s Raylen Wilson intercepts Austin Simmons, and the Bulldogs have first and goal after the 30-yard return.
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Caden Chittenden’s 51-yard field goal bounces off the upright. USC’s drive got derailed after a holding penalty negated a first down in the red zone.
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Darian Mensah was 30-of-41 for 382 yards and a TD, as No. 7 Miami rolled without Malachi Toney and Mark Fletcher also missed much of the second half.
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It’s the first time these teams have met in 44 years.
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Nick Bromberg
Javian Mallory breaks a 39-yard TD run and the Hurricanes are up 36-17.
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Xavier Lucas picks off an underthrown pass from QB Walker Eget and the Blue Devils’ chances of a comeback are likely over. Miami leads 29-17 with 6:54 to go.
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Yahoo Sports Staff
The OSU star might have just delivered a dagger in the fourth quarter with this touchdown catch:
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The Canes finish a long, clock-eating drive with a 2-yard Javian Mallory touchdown run. That 13-play, 79-yard drive took 7:31 of game time.
Miami 29, Duke 17 | 8:06 to play
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Miam can’t stop Duke RB Nate Sheppard, who scores his second rushing TD of the day to get the Blue Devils right back in it. He’s up to 123 rushing yards late in the 3rd quarter.
Miami 22, Duke 17
