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Jamari Thrash caught an 85-yard touchdown pass and Jawhar Jordan added a 25-yard scoring run in the first half, and Louisville made a late goal-line stand to preserve a 21-14 victory over Indiana on Saturday. The Cardinals are 3-0 for the first time since 2016 after first-year coach Jeff Brohm earned his first win at Lucas Oil Stadium.

Tanner Mordecai ran for two touchdowns, Braelon Allen added two more and Wisconsin beat Georgia Southern 35-14 on Saturday. Mordecai finished 19 of 30 for 236 passing yards. Mordecai, a SMU transfer, also had seven carries for 36 yards and two touchdowns.

For the second straight game, Kyle Monangai provided Rutgers with a much-needed fourth-quarter spark that resulted in a 35-16 win over Virginia Tech on Saturday. The Scarlet Knights running back scored two touchdowns in that quarter, turning a five-point Rutgers lead of 21-16 into a rout. Gavin Wimsatt continued his trajectory as a dual-threat quarterback for Rutgers, running for a career-high 87 yards to help the Scarlet Knights get off to a 3-0 start for the third straight season.

This edition of Scenes from Campus features the unique water bottles found on campus. We asked David and Madeline to document some of the student water bottles around Purdue and

Penn State will play in a hostile environment for the first time Saturday, opening its Big Ten season on the road at Illinois in a nationally televised game. The Illini are coming off a disappointing loss last week at Kansas. Penn State coach James Franklin said his team knows what to expect, especially with the Illini promoting an “orange-out."

KU is one of the eight teams in the field for the Thanksgiving-week tournament, which was forced to relocate from Maui to Honolulu following the devastating fires in Lahaina.

With this new round of funding, he says they’re now closer than they’ve ever been to helping save lives in developing countries.

Kellis Robinett is off to a 10-4 start against the spread. Here are his favorite bets in college football for Week 3.

Penn State has plenty of advantages, but Illinois has a potential game wrecker at defensive tackle.

The No. 21 Wildcats dropped to 2-5 overall after Wednesday’s three-set loss to at No. 2 Louisville.