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The updated SP+ rankings, plus strength of schedule and résumé SP+, after this weekend's results.

Scott Van Pelt and Stanford Steve recap a WILD day of college football including some of the most surprising results to date. The guys start with BYU knocking off Notre Dame in Provo, with Steve offering his thoughts after seeing the game in person. SVP explains how Bear Bachmeier proved him wrong and what BYU did well in the massive win. Miami hung on against Florida State in a game that saw some questionable officiating in the end, but Miami won and the Canes will likely be the new No. 1 team in the country on Sunday. The most shocking result was Auburn taking down No. 1 Georgia in Athens. How did that happen? The guys break down Byrum Brown's performance, Gunner Stockton and more from the stunner in Georgia. Tennessee DOMINATED Alabama in Knoxville, as the defense and run game is legit. The guys discuss Alabama's skid and Tennessee's potential down the stretch, as well as ANOTHER Texas loss and what to make of the Longhorns, Ole Miss' dominant win, UCLA's low-scoring victory, Kentucky's road win at Oklahoma and more. Ohio State beat Indiana but SVP was impressed with BOTH teams, as the Hoosiers will be fine. Finally, a word on the Big 12's depth, the ACC pecking order, Michigan benching Bryce Underwood, Northwestern's thrilling win, Steve Young on College GameDay and more. Approx. Timecodes: (0:00) Intro (1:45) Jesse LeGree keeps dominating (3:14) BYU-Notre Dame reaction (19:10) Significant Big 12 results (21:38) How to evaluate Notre Dame (24:29) Miami-Florida State reaction (32:11) Georgia-Auburn reaction (39:45) Alabama-Tennessee reaction (42:16) Florida-Texas reaction (49:40) Kentucky-Oklahoma reaction (53:08) Ohio State-Indiana reaction (1:01:50) Northwestern-Michigan State reaction (1:03:30) Indiana’s culture is amazing (1:04:30) Michigan-Penn State reaction: Bryce Underwood BENCHED (1:06:48) LSU-Mississippi State reaction (1:07:52) UCLA-Wisconsin reaction (1:09:34) Big Ten look ahead (1:11:33) Ole Miss-Missouri reaction (1:13:43) ACC results + more reaction (1:18:20) Coming up & GameDay recap Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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Ohio State's Julian Sayin will miss "several weeks" with an injury to his throwing shoulder, coach Ryan Day said Saturday after his team escaped with a 19-15 victory at No. 5 Indiana, a game in which Luke Fahey finished up as the Buckeyes' quarterback.

Ohio State survived what appeared to be the go-ahead score when Nick Marsh's left foot was ruled to be out of bounds as the Buckeyes beat Indiana 19-15 on Saturday.

— No. 4 Ohio State got the victory it craved. It just came at a hefty price — the loss of starting quarterback Julian Sayin for several weeks with an injured right arm.