Live Updates and Highlights for College Football Week 6 Scores and Top 25 Rankings
Cincinnati Stuns Iowa State with Bold Victory
The Saturday afternoon college football slate featured thrilling matchups and unforgettable moments. One standout game was Cincinnati’s impressive upset over the No. 14 Iowa State Cyclones, ending the contest with a score of 38-30. Cincinnati demonstrated their offensive prowess right from the start, scoring on their initial five drives and establishing a commanding 31-15 halftime lead.
Following halftime, Iowa State managed to score a touchdown. However, their efforts faltered as the Cincinnati defense tightened up. The Bearcats further extended their lead in the fourth quarter when quarterback Brendan Sorsby connected with wide receiver Caleb Goodie for an 82-yard touchdown pass, putting the score at 38-22.
A final touchdown from Iowa State provided a spark of hope, but ultimately, it fell short of turning the tide. Cincinnati running back Evan Pryor made significant contributions, finishing the game with 111 rushing yards and two touchdowns. For Iowa State, quarterback Rocco Becht had a commendable performance with 314 passing yards and one touchdown, along with two rushing scores.
Navy Battles Air Force in High-Scoring Showdown
The clash between Navy and Air Force was a thrilling contest filled with spectacular plays, culminating in a nail-biting score of 34-31 in favor of Navy. Both teams showcased their offensive capabilities, combining for an impressive total of 588 passing yards and five touchdowns.
Navy’s quarterback Blake Horvath shone, throwing for 339 yards and landing three touchdown passes. Notably, one of his throws was an impressive 80-yard completion to standout wide receiver Eli Heidenreich, who finished the game with 243 receiving yards and three touchdowns, marking a career-high performance. This remarkable game also positioned Heidenreich as the all-time leader in career receiving touchdowns at Navy with 14.
Baylor Edges Out Kansas State in Thrilling Finale
Baylor faced Kansas State in a tightly contested match that ended with a narrow 35-34 victory for the Bears. Both teams displayed skill and determination, with the first half concluding in a 17-17 tie. Kansas State surged ahead in the third quarter, scoring back-to-back touchdowns. However, Baylor rallied in the fourth, executing an 82-yard touchdown drive complemented by a crucial two-point conversion and a pick-six, taking a brief lead of 32-31.
As time dwindled, Kansas State regained the lead with a field goal, but Baylor responded, leveling the score with their own field goal. With only 31 seconds left on the clock, Kansas State’s Avery Johnson spearheaded an attempt to secure a last-minute win. Following a pass interference call on Baylor, Johnson advanced within striking distance for a potential game-winning kick. However, Bears’ special teams came up big with a block on Luis Rodriguez’s 55-yard field goal attempt, securing the win for Baylor.
No. 20 Michigan Claims Victory Over Wisconsin
The No. 20 Michigan Wolverines delivered a solid performance at home against Wisconsin, concluding the game 24-10. The Wolverines initially fell behind after Wisconsin scored on their opening drive. Nevertheless, Michigan responded swiftly, equalizing the score and subsequently taking the lead with a field goal in the second quarter, maintaining control for the remainder of the game.
Wide receiver Donaven McCulley emerged as a standout, recording six receptions for 112 yards, including an impressive touchdown following a strong run after the catch in the third quarter. Running back Justice Haynes was a powerhouse on the ground, accruing 117 yards and two touchdowns on 19 carries, solidifying Michigan’s advantage in this critical matchup.
