College Football Week 10 Live Updates: Penn State, Oklahoma, More In Action

Week 10 of the 2023 college football season is here, and we’ve got you covered with all of Saturday’s must-see moments!

Kicking things off, No. 7 Texas is playing host to No. 23 Kansas State on FOX’s “Big Noon Kickoff.” Follow the action here.

Elsewhere in the early window, top-ranked Ohio State took down Big Ten foe Rutgers, No. 10 Ole Miss survived Texas A&M in an all-important SEC West tilt and No. 15 Notre Dame suffered a road upset at the hands of unranked Clemson.

A handful of ranked teams are currently in action, including No. 11 Penn State, No. 2 Georgia vs. No. 12 Mizzou, No. 9 Oklahoma vs. No. 22 Oklahoma State. Later, No. 5 Washington, No. 20 USC, No. 14 LSU and No. 8 Alabama take the field.

Here are the top moments!

No. 11 Penn State at Maryland

Making moves

Maryland turned things over on downs to start the game, and Penn State capitalized immediately, as QB Drew Allar found wideout Dante Cephas for a quick 6-yard score.

Stay tuned for updates!

No. 10 Ole Miss 38, Texas A&M 35

Maximum effort!

Ole Miss was first on the board with a 9-yard score from star running back Quinshon Judkins midway through the first quarter that was set up by a beautiful 39-yard connection between QB Jaxson Dart and wideout Tre Harris.

Seeing double

Judkins continued to put in some serious work to give the Rebels good field position. His 18-yard pickup early in the second quarter set up another Dart-Harris score — that you have to see to believe — to boost the Rebels’ lead, 14-0.

Blocked!

Texas A&M got on the board in the second quarter when Ole Miss’ field-goal attempt was blocked and returned 68 yards.

Quick answer

The Rebels fired back with a score of their own, as Dart found Jordan Watkins for a dazzling 29-yard touchdown.

All for nothing

Rebels safety John Saunders Jr. spoiled a trip to the red zone for the Aggies, picking off QB Max Johnson in the end zone.

Unreal!

Dart found Harris for 40-yard gain and a massive first down midway through the third quarter. That set up a perfect opportunity for Judkins’ fancy footwork to extend Ole Miss’ lead, 28-14.

Knocking on the door

Texas A&M found a rhythm in the third quarter, as QB Johnson connected with his brother Jake Johnson for a 28-yard TD.

For the win!

The Aggies added two fourth-quarter scores to bring things down to the wire, but it all came down to the final seconds when Texas A&M attempted what would have been the game-tying field goal to send things to overtime.

Instead, the Rebels came away with the win after getting a hand on the kick and denying the Aggies.

No. 1 Ohio State 35, Rutgers 16

Over-the-shoulder TD

Buckeyes tight end Gee Scott Jr. had an impressive over-the-shoulder grab in the end zone to start things off for Ohio State, which took an early 7-0 lead.

Trick play!

On fourth-and-1 from its own 43-yard line, Rutgers opted to go for it — picking up 45 yards in the process that resulted in a field goal to close the gap slightly, 7-3.

Interception!

Ohio State QB Kyle McCord was intercepted late in the second quarter by Rutgers linebacker Mohamed Toure, who was run out bounds at the 46-yard line. Rutgers capitalized on the turnover with a field goal and took a 9-7 halftime lead.

Pick 6!

Buckeyes CB Jordan Hancock got an interception of his own, picking off Rutgers QB Gavin Wimsatt and taking the ball 93 yards to the house to give Ohio State the lead, 14-9.

Then, star RB TreVeyon Henderson extended the Buckeyes’ lead after making everyone miss on his way to the end zone for a 9-yard score.

Get up there!

Rutgers fired back with a score of its own, but Ohio State had all the momentum in the second half.

Henderson grabbed a huge 65-yard gain for the Buckeyes, setting up the ensuing score. Marvin Harrison Jr. grabbed a touchdown after leaping for a pass in the end zone to push the Buckeyes ahead by 12 and help seal the win.

Clemson 31, No. 15 Notre Dame 23

Going, going, gone!

Clemson RB Phil Mafah got his seventh rushing score of the year, taking the ball 41 yards to the house to give the Tigers their first score of the day and a 7-3 lead.

Pick 6!

Notre Dame QB Sam Hartman‘s pass was intercepted by Jeremiah Trotter Jr., who took the ball all the way to the end zone for an 8-yard score and extended Clemson’s lead to 24-9 at the half.

Turbo speed

Hartman showed off his speed, rushing for a 26-yard touchdown late in the third quarter to cut Clemson’s lead, 31-23, but it wasn’t enough to spark a comeback, and the Fighting Irish picked up their third loss on the season.

Coming up:

No. 5 Washington at No. 20 USC (7:30 p.m. ET)

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