On Sunday morning the NFL goes international for the third time this 2025 season.

NFL Week 5 Sunday kicks off in London as the Cleveland Browns (1-3) and Minnesota Vikings (2-2) clash at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium.

Kevin O’Connell and the Vikings are eyeing a bounce-back after falling short against the Pittsburgh Steelers in the first-ever Dublin game. Minnesota’s starting quarterback J.J. McCarthy will miss his third straight game and veteran Carson Wentz will get the start again. The Vikings backup has stepped up with McCarthy nursing a high ankle sprain.

Minnesota will try to get back in the win column against a reeling Browns team. Though it could be a tough task for Wentz behind an offensive line that will be missing three starters against a terrific Browns defense spearheaded by Myles Garrett.

Cleveland is turning to rookie quarterback Dillon Gabriel as the former Oregon Duck was named the Browns starter ahead of Week 5.

Joe Flacco has struggled to stay consistent, leading the Browns to just 14 points per game through the first month. Gabriel will be the 41st starting quarterback for the Browns since 1999. Kevin Stefanski could look to alleviate some of the pressure on Gabriel by leaning on the run game and fellow rookie Quinshon Judkins, who is averaging a robust 4.8 yards per carry.

Minnesota is 4-0 all-time in London games, but can Cleveland hand them their first loss in England’s capital city? Both teams are on a collision course across the pond for the third of seven NFL international games this season.

USA TODAY Sports will provide updates, highlights and more from the NFL London game below.

What time does Browns vs Vikings NFL London game start?

• Kickoff: 9:30 a.m. ET

The Browns and Vikings game will start at 9:30 a.m. ET on Sunday, Oct. 5.

What channel is Browns vs Vikings NFL London game today?

It’s another NFL Network exclusive game for the national audience hoping to find the Browns and Vikings action on their television screens.

For fans in the Minnesota and Cleveland markets, you can catch the contest on your local broadcast networks:

• TV channel: NFL Network
• Local: (Minnesota market): KMSP – Fox 9
• Local: (Cleveland market): WEWS – ABC 5

The NFL on Fox broadcasters will handle the game in London with Kenny Albert on the play-by-play duties. Jonathan Vilma joins him in the booth to provide analysis and NFL Network’s Sara Walsh reports from the sidelines. Mike Pereira serves as the rules analyst.

Is Shedeur Sanders playing today?

Sanders is set to be the Browns’ emergency third quarterback for a fifth straight week. With Gabriel taking over the starting duties, Flacco has been relegated to the backup role behind him.

Vikings record

The Vikings enter their Week 5 matchup vs. the Browns with a 2-2 record. They have wins over the Bengals and Bears with losses to the Steelers and Falcons.

Cleveland Browns schedule 2025

Vikings inactives vs. Browns

Minnesota will be without tackle Brian O’Neill, who was injured in Week 4 vs. the Steelers in Dublin. J.J. McCarthy continues to work back from an ankle injury.

Browns inactives vs. Vikings

No real surprises for the Browns inactive list vs. the Vikings in London, with Shedeur Sanders operating as the emergency third QB.

Browns vs. Vikings prediction

The Vikings are on upset alert this week. Backup quarterback Carson Wentz has played OK in relief of J.J. McCarthy, but diminishing returns last week vs. the Steelers means he may be in for a tough day at the office again. The Browns may get a spark in rookie Dillon Gabriel taking snaps, and leaning on the running game may be a recipe for success.

Prediction: Browns 21, Vikings 14

Where to stream Browns vs Vikings NFL London game

• Live stream:Fubo

Fans who prefer to stream the game can find it on NFL+ or Fubo, which comes with a free trial. Fubo carries NFL Network, as well as CBS, NBC, ABC, Fox and the ESPN family of networks, meaning you’ll be able to catch NFL games all season long.

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Another week, another ticket punched to the NASCAR Cup Series’ Round of 8.

Chase Elliott needed two overtimes to make it to victory lane in the Cup Series playoff race at Kansas last weekend. The Hendrick Motorsports driver took the top spot over Denny Hamlin, who had dominated much of the race, thanks to a late surge on the final lap.

This marked Elliott’s second win of the season and came three months after his win at Atlanta in the Quaker State 400.

His Hollywood Casino 400 win makes him the second driver to secure a spot in the next round alongside 2023 NASCAR Cup Series champion Ryan Blaney.

Elliott was eighth on the final restart but managed to take the win by just 0.069 seconds over Hamlin thanks to his final-lap heroics. He’ll breathe a little bit easier in Charlotte this week knowing he’s safely on to the next round in pursuit of a second Cup Series title.

Come the checkered flag Sunday evening in Charlotte, four drivers will be eliminated from playoff contention. Here’s everything you need to know to get ready for the Bank of America Roval 400 on Sunday, Oct. 5:

What time does the NASCAR playoff race at Charlotte start?

The Bank of America Roval 400 is scheduled to start at 3 p.m. ET on Sunday, Oct. 5 at Charlotte Motor Speedway in Concord, North Carolina.

What TV channel is the NASCAR playoff race at Charlotte on?

The Bank of America Roval 400 will be broadcast on USA Network, the home for the Round of 12 part of the Cup Series playoffs. Pre-race coverage will start at 2:30 p.m. ET.

Will there be a live stream of the NASCAR playoff race at Charlotte?

Yes, the Bank of America Roval 400 will be streamed on Peacock, HBO Max, Sling TV and Fubo, which is offering a free trial to new subscribers.

Stream the NASCAR playoff race at Charlotte on Fubo

How many laps is the NASCAR playoff race at Charlotte?

The Bank of America Roval 400 is 109 laps around the 2.32-mile track for a total of 252.9 miles. The race will have three segments (laps per stage) — Stage 1: 25 laps; Stage 2: 25 laps; Stage 3: 59 laps.

NASCAR Cup Series playoff standings

Here’s how things look after the playoff round in Kansas with the gap to the leader in parentheses. The bottom four drivers will be eliminated after Charlotte as the playoffs move on to the Round of 8.

1. Kyle Larson
2. Denny Hamlin (+6)
3. Christopher Bell (+10)
4. William Byron (+14)
5. Chase Elliott (+20)
6. Ryan Blaney (+25)
7. Chase Briscoe (+33)
8. Joey Logano (+41)
9. Ross Chastain (+54)
10. Bubba Wallace (+67)
11. Tyler Reddick (+70)
12. Austin Cindric (+89)

Who won the NASCAR playoff race at Charlotte last year?

Hendrick Motorsports’ Kyle Larson took his second playoff win of 2024 with a comfortable victory over Christopher Bell in last year’s playoff race at Charlotte. Larson led the most laps – including most of the Stage 3 running – to take the win at the final road course event of the season. Bell, William Byron, Austin Cindric and Chase Elliott rounded out the top five runners. One of the biggest stories from the race was Alex Bowman’s disqualification after he failed post-race weight inspection.

NASCAR playoff race at Charlotte starting lineup

1. Tyler Reddick, No. 45 23XI Racing Toyota
2. Shane van Gisbergen, No. 88 Trackhouse Racing Chevrolet
3. Ty Gibbs, No. 54 Joe Gibbs Racing Toyota
4. Kyle Larson, No. 5 Hendrick Motorsports Chevrolet
5. Chris Buescher, No. 17 RFK Racing Ford
6. Michael McDowell, No. 71 Spire Motorsports Chevrolet
7. Christopher Bell, No. 20 Joe Gibbs Racing Toyota
8. Chase Briscoe, No. 19 Joe Gibbs Racing Toyota
9. AJ Allmendinger, No. 16 Kaulig Racing Chevrolet
10. Ross Chastain, No. 1 Trackhouse Racing Chevrolet
11. Ryan Blaney, No. 12 Team Penske Ford
12. Bubba Wallace, No. 23 23XI Racing Toyota
13. William Byron, No. 24 Hendrick Motorsports Chevrolet
14. Denny Hamlin, No. 11 Joe Gibbs Racing Toyota
15. Chase Elliott, No. 9 Hendrick Motorsports Chevrolet
16. Ty Dillon, No. 10 Kaulig Racing Chevrolet
17. Joey Logano, No. 22 Team Penske Ford
18. Cole Custer, No. 41 Haas Factory Team Ford
19. Austin Cindric, No. 2 Team Penske Ford
20. Daniel Suarez, No. 99 Trackhouse Racing Chevrolet
21. Justin Haley, No. 7 Spire Motorsports Chevrolet
22. Brad Keselowski, No. 6 RFK Racing Ford
23. Riley Herbst, No. 35 23XI Racing Toyota
24. Zane Smith, No. 38 Front Row Motorsports Ford
25. Alex Bowman, No. 48 Hendrick Motorsports Chevrolet
26. Ricky Stenhouse Jr., No. 47 HYAK Motorsports Chevrolet
27. Carson Hocevar, No. 77 Spire Motorsports Chevrolet
28. Kyle Busch, No. 8 Richard Childress Racing Chevrolet
29. Ryan Preece, No. 60 RFK Racing Ford
30. Noah Gragson, No. 4 Front Row Motorsports Ford
31. Todd Gilliland, No. 34 Front Row Motorsports Ford
32. Cody Ware, No. 51 Rick Ware Racing Ford
33. Josh Berry, No. 21 Wood Brothers Racing Ford
34. Josh Bilicki, No. 66 Garage 66 Ford
35. John Hunter Nemechek, No. 42 Legacy Motor Club Toyota
36. Austin Dillon, No. 3 Richard Childress Racing Chevrolet
37. Erik Jones, No. 43 Legacy Motor Club Toyota

• Nico Iamaleava plays heroically in UCLA upset of Penn State.
• An upset? Yes. But also, a humiliation for Penn State and James Franklin.
• UCLA interim coach Tim Skipper coaches fearlessly.

“Mr. April” just became “Mr. Upset.”

Take a bow, Nico Iamaleava. You deserve it.

UCLA’s previously beleaguered quarterback just unmasked Penn State as frauds.

This wasn’t just an upset. This was a thunderclap. A jaw-dropper. For No. 6 Penn State, a humiliation, this 42-37 Bruins triumph that turned all that preseason hype for the Nittany Lions into dust.

Anyone have this on their bingo card?

‘I’m just so proud,’ UCLA interim coach Tim Skipper told CBS amid a postgame moment of euphoria.

The Bruins (1-4) played with more spirit and physicality. To be sure, they played with the better quarterback.

Five touchdowns, Iamaleava supplied. Countless tackles, he broke.

Iamaleava absorbed months’ worth of mockery after he took a pay cut to transfer from Tennessee, a playoff contender, in favor of moribund UCLA. The wisecracks reached a fever pitch after UCLA went winless in September, and its coach got fired.

Iamaleava didn’t play terribly in the season’s first month, but he also didn’t play like a five-star talent worthy of big NIL bucks. Maybe, he was just saving all his highlights for this game.

‘We got a great win,’ Iamaleava told CBS afterward. ‘Finally.’

Iamaleava shredded Penn State with his arm and his legs. He threw dimes and broke ankles. Some vindication, finally, for a quarterback who, in April, became the poster child of college football’s free agency era. Iamaleava bailed on Tennessee a day before its spring game, but he didn’t quit on UCLA or on Skipper.

Skipper coached with the requisite fearlessness of an interim coach. UCLA made the easiest recovery of an onside kick in the history of the sport when Skipper’s call caught Penn State fast asleep in the first quarter.

Skipper managed the clock beautifully, too.

Penn State preseason hype goes poof

Pity the fool who bet Penn State to win the national championship. There’s degenerate gambling, and then there’s stupidity, and if you purchased a betting slip with Penn State’s name listed as national champion, I’m afraid you suffer from the latter.

James Franklin cannot win a big game, a fact he reiterated in last week’s home loss to Oregon, but never mind that, because on this day, he got outwitted by an interim man.

When time extinguished, Franklin stood on the field and watched blue and gold confetti fall.

Penn State’s record says it’s 3-2, but it might as well say 0-2, because the Nittany Lions’ first three games amounted to glorified exhibitions after they assembled one of the nation’s most pitiful nonconference schedules.

And you can call this a hangover result for Penn State after last week’s clash with Oregon, or the byproduct of a cross-country flight, but there’s no justifiable excuse for losing to an opponent with losses to the likes of UNLV, New Mexico and Northwestern.

UCLA scored on all five first-half possessions while establishing a 20-point halftime lead, but surely a 24½-point underdog couldn’t keep that up, right? Right.

Penn State mounted the rally you just knew was coming, but Iamaleava kept playing like a trophy was on the line.

Iamaleava needed just an ounce of help to secure this stunner. UCLA’s defense couldn’t stop a nosebleed for most of the second half, until supplying a crucial fourth-down stop in the red zone that gave Iamaleava the hero’s victory he earned.

‘Ballers always ball out,’ Skipper said of Iamaleava. ‘I’m glad he’s on my team.’

UCLA’s Nico Iamaleava enjoys his finest hour

Frankly, what a waste of Iamaleava’s talents that he’s on a team as bad as UCLA’s. Think maybe Steve Sarkisian and Texas would benefit from Iamaleava? Arch Manning is no Nico. Seriously.

Iamaleava ran like Tecmo Super Bowl’s version of Bo Jackson on a 52-yard run in which he evaded a series of tacklers. A few plays later, the lithe Iamaleava bulldozed across the goal line.

Apparently, nobody told Iamaleava he’s playing on a belly-up team. He was a maestro on third downs. He drew Penn State offsides on a critical fourth down in the fourth quarter.

He was, in a word, brilliant.

Every time the Bruins’ lead slipped into danger, Iamaleava would take off on some daring run that moved the chains. With the quarterback leading the charge, the Bruins rushed for 280 yards against what’s supposed to be one of the Big Ten’s saltiest defenses.

On a beautiful day in SoCal, most Angelenos avoided the Rose Bowl. The smattering of fans in attendance witnessed the most shocking result of the season.

They saw a quarterback remake himself as “Mr. Upset’ and the Bruins defrock the Nittany Lions.

Blake Toppmeyer is the USA TODAY Network’s senior national college football columnist. Email him at BToppmeyer@gannett.com and follow him on X @btoppmeyer.

AI-assisted summary
• The Browns visited a primary school in England as part of their initiative to combat chronic absenteeism.
• A teacher at the school, a lifelong Browns fan, was surprised with a new jersey and tickets to the team’s London game.
• The ‘Stay in the Game’ program aims to keep students engaged in school through enriching activities.

Kevin Smith thought he would be a nervous wreck. He just wanted everything to go right for his students, especially since his favorite NFL team was visiting his school about two hours outside of London.

It turns out he was a part of the surprise visit as well.

Members of the Cleveland Browns visited Trapston Primary School in Northamptonshire, U.K. on Thursday, Oct. 2 to have an assembly and play an outdoor flag football game with students before their Week 5 matchup against the Minnesota Vikings on Oct. 5 in London

The visit is part of the Browns’ Stay in the Game! effort, which aims to combat chronic absenteeism, encouraging students to participate in enriching activities to influence attendance that can lead to graduation.

“When the email came through, saying ‘Would you like the Browns to visit your school on October 2nd? ‘I’m just like, Are you serious? Do I want my favorite football team to come to my school on my birthday? Yes. Wow. Fantastic,” said Smith, who turned 57 this week. “It was a great, great thing to happen.”

The Browns connected with Smith, a diehard Cleveland sports fan who was born in Findlay, Ohio, while his father was working with Marathon Oil. His family moved back to London a few weeks after he was born. When NFL games began broadcasting in Europe in the 80s, Smith knew there was only one team for him to support.

“On my birth certificate, it’s got district of Cleveland,” Smith said. “I follow basically all of the Cleveland team, so I’m big brands fan, big Guardian fan. So that’s how that came about.”

Smith teaches all subjects at his school, and runs the school’s physical education program, setting up soccer matches and recently starting a flag football team.

“We try and get all the children involved,” Smith said. “We split it along two lines: We have the line where we’re thinking we want to be successful and win, but we also have the line where we think we want to get as many children, representing the school and taking part in the tournaments because it gets them to buy into the school and they feel a pride in their school.”

Everyone in the school knows Smith is a big Browns fan, but he did not know he was also going to be surprised with a new jersey, a VIP invite to a team practice Friday and tickets for the London game. School principal Pauline Turner also received jerseys and tickets to the game, while one student, who will attend with her parents, will be get to pick up the kickoff tee during the game.

Former Browns tight end Gary Barnidge, who is co-founder of American Football Without Borders, attended the school assembly held for about 400 students, while 40 kids got to participate in a flag football game where they were cheered on by team mascot Chomps.

“I’ve taught for 25 years now, and every now and again, you have a win. This is a massive win. And it just makes me really proud to support that team that takes the effort to actually come over to our school,” Smith said. “They’re not just here to play a football game. They’re dealing with a global problem that needs to be dealt with, and they’re doing it in my community.”

After conversations with school superintendents in Ohio, Browns owner Dee Haslam discovered kids are 3.9 times more likely to read on grade level if they attend regularly, and three times more likely to graduate. Their findings inspired them to build a playbook to teach teachers and administrators what they can do to help keep the kids in school.

“Education is something that I care deeply about,” Haslam told USA TODAY Sports. “We recognize that any engagement from music, to theater, to science club or whatever – however you can keep kids engaged so they want to be in school. They can’t do those clubs or extracurricular things if they’re not there. So, every single day counts.”

Stay in the Game! is in at least 215 districts in Ohio, available to support 580,000 students across the state. The program says it has decreased chronic absenteeism by 10.3% since it began in 2019.

The Browns have partnered with MLS teams Columbus Crew (which the Haslams own) and FC Cincinnati to help schools around Ohio. Haslam hopes other sports teams in the U.S. will join their initiative in their respective areas.

Haslam also plans to meet Smith before the Browns take on the Vikings, to thank him for being a huge Cleveland sports fan and for doing his part to keep his students in school.

“We’re having an impact far beyond the districts we’re involved. And we believe that Kevin will have that same impact. There’s no telling how far this can go internationally, but this is encouraging, exciting, and so incredibly helpful for families,” Dee Haslam said.

The No. 23 BYU Cougars improved to 5-0 to start the season after beating the West Virginia Mountaineers 38-24 at LaVell Edwards Stadium in Provo, Utah, on Friday night.

It’s the ninth 5-0 start in BYU’s history and the fourth with coach Kalani Sitake at the helm.

Quarterback Bear Bachmeier completed 18 of 25 passes for a career-high 351 yards in the Cougars’ win. He threw for a touchdown and had an interception. Bachmeier also rushed for 43 yards and a touchdown on 12 carries.

Running back LJ Martin finished with 90 yards and two touchdowns on 21 carries. Receiver Parker Kingston added to the offense with 112 all-purpose yards and two total touchdowns.

It was BYU’s first victory over West Virginia, which won the first two games in the all-time series back in 2016 and 2023.

USA TODAY Sports provided updates, scores and highlights from the game. Check it out:

BYU vs West Virginia: Score, schedule and result

BYU vs. West Virginia highlights

Final: BYU 38, West Virginia 24

West Virginia quarterback Scotty Fox Jr. completed a pass to Cam Vaughn for a 29-yard touchdown with 1:14 left in the fourth quarter. Kade Hensley made the PAT. The touchdown was not enough as BYU improved to 5-0 on the season.

BYU defense stops West Virginia

The BYU defense came up big with a stop on fourth-and-goal for West Virginia. Diore Hubbard was handed the ball out of the backfield but was unable to gain the one yard needed to score. The Mountaineers have nothing to show for a 12-play, 74-yard drive.

LJ Martin scores again

Running back LJ Martin scores his second touchdown of the night with a 1-yard score with 8:50 left in the fourth quarter.

3Q: BYU 31, West Virginia 17

Following a fumble recovery by the West Virginia defense, quarterback Khalil Wilkins ran for 6 yards to score with 37 seconds left in the third quarter. The run capped off a five-play, 22-yard drive.

BYU, West Virginia exchange turnovers

BYU safety Tanner Wall caught an interception off a pass thrown by quarterback Khalil Wilkins, after the ball bounced out of the hands of a West Virginia receiver.

Khalil Wilkins helps West Virginia close the gap

West Virginia quarterback Khalil Wilkins had a 6-yard run for a touchdown with 37 seconds left in the third quarter. Kicker Kade Hensley made the PAT. It was a five-play, 22-yard drive.

BYU adds to its lead

BYU kicker Will Ferrin made a 37-yard field goal to increase the lead to 31-10 with 6:53 left in the third quarter. Ferrin missed his first field goal attempt in the first half.

Halftime: BYU 28, West Virginia 10

Quarterback Bear Bachmeier scored on a 2-yard touchdown run in the final moments before halftime. The touchdown capped off a nine-play, 73-yard drive.

Bachmeier completed 10 of 14 passes for 249 yards with a touchdown and an interception in the first half. He also rushed for 17 yards and a touchdown on eight carries.

Receiver Chase Roberts had 140 yards on three catches for the Cougars. Receiver Parker Kingston scored a rushing and receiving touchdown in the first half.

West Virginia quarterback Khalil Wilkins completed just four of 10 passes for 20 yards and had an interception. He has 60 rushing yards on 13 carries in the first half. Running back Diore Hubbard had 20 yards and a touchdown on 10 carries.

West Virginia answers back

The Mountaineers continue to show some fight, converting a turnover into some late points in the first half. Fred Perry swatted BYU quarterback Bear Bachmeier’s shovel pass attempt, resulting in a 12-yard loss and a fumble. Perry did manage to recover the ball and provided the West Virginia offense with good field position.

Diore Hubbard scored on a 3-yard run on the very next play for West Virginia with 1:58 left in the second half. It’s 21-10.

BYU is pulling away in first half

LJ Martin capped off a two-play, 89-yard drive for the Cougars. Martin scored a 4-yard touchdown to increase BYU’s lead to 21-3 with 5:17 left in the second quarter. Kicker Will Ferrin made the PAT.

Quarterback Bear Bachmeier started the drive, connecting with Chase Roberts for an 85-yard gain.

Kade Hensley scores for West Virginia

Kade Hensley put the Mountaineers on the scoreboard with a 45-yard field goal with 14:15 left in the second quarter.

1Q: BYU 14, West Virginia 0

Parker Kingston scored his second touchdown of the first quarter after being on the receiving end of a short pass by quarterback Bear Bachmeier with 3:41 left in the opening period. The short pass resulted in a 54-yard gain and the touchdown. Kicker Will Ferrin made the PAT.

BYU takes advantage of mistakes, scores first

BYU wide receiver Parker Kingston scored on a 1-yard touchdown run to give BYU the early lead over West Virginia with 9:09 left in the first quarter. Kicker Will Ferrin made the PAT.

West Virginia quarterback Khalil Wilkins threw an interception to defensive back Therrian Alexander III. Alexander returned the ball 47 yards to put his team in good field position. He nearly scored a touchdown before he was tackled by Wilkins, who was called for a penalty because of a horse collar tackle in the process.

BYU misses chance at early lead

BYU kicker Will Ferrin missed a 48-yard field goal attempt. Quarterback Bear Bachmeier helped lead the Cougars within field goal range on a seven-play, 57-yard drive.

What time does BYU vs. West Virginia start?  

• Date: Friday, Oct. 3
• Time: 10:30 p.m. ET
• Where: LaVell Edwards Stadium, Provo, Utah

What TV channel is BYU vs. West Virginia on today?  

• TV: ESPN
• Streaming: FUBO (offers free trial)
• How to watch online: Watch ESPN (here’s how to stream it live)

BYU vs. West Virginia game odds

All college football odds via BetMGM

• Spread: BYU -18.5 (-115), West Virginia +18.5 (-105)
• Money Line: BYU -1200, West Virginia +725
• Over-Under: Over 47.5 (-110), Under 47.5 (-110)

BYU vs. West Virginia predictions

• Riley Donald,College Sports Wire: BYU is a focused team taking on a West Virginia team traveling across multiple time zones without an answer on offense. Cougars, big.
• Jeremy Cluff, Arizona Republic: The Cougars won their first close game of the season in Week 5 against Colorado. Can they move to 2-0 in the conference? We think so. Freshman QB Bear Bachmeier has moxie.

West Virginia schedule 2025

Here is West Virginia’s schedule and results.

• Game 1: Win vs. Robert Morris Colonials, 45-3
• Game 2: Loss vs. Ohio, 17-10
• Game 3: Win vs. Pittsburgh, 31-24
• Game 4: Loss to Kansas, 41-10
• Game 5: Loss to Utah, 48-14
• Game 6: at BYU (tonight)
• Game 7: at UCF (Oct. 18)
• Game 8:  vs. TCU (Oct. 25)
• Game 9: at Houston (Nov. 1)
• Game 10: vs. Colorado (Nov. 8)
• Game 11: at Arizona State (Nov. 15)
• Game 12: vs. Texas Tech (Nov. 29)

BYU schedule 2025

Here is BYU’s schedule and results.

• Game 1: Win vs. Portland State, 69-0
• Game 2: Win vs. Stanford, 27-3
• Game 3: Win at East Carolina, 34-13
• Game 4: Win at Colorado, 24-21
• Game 5: vs. West Virginia (tonight)
• Game 6: at Arizona (Oct. 11)
• Game 7: vs. Utah (Oct. 18)
• Game 8: at Iowa State (Oct. 25)
• Game 9: at Texas Tech (Nov. 8)
• Game 10: vs. TCU (Nov. 15)
• Game 11: at Cincinnati (Nov. 22)
• Game 12: vs. UCF (Nov. 29)