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Big showings by Utah and UCLA shook up the Pac-12 race, while exciting finishes made the Big 12 must watch television. Here are the big storylines from this week in college football. Utah Is the Real Deal Look, I understand this is not the same Oregon team that we saw under Marcus Mariota the last couple of years...

The New York Jets let Chip Kelly and the Philadelphia Eagles race out to a 24-0 lead before deciding to show up. But, the Jets' first loss hinged on two terrible plays - a boneheaded lateral-turned-fumble in the first half, and a bad penalty in the final minutes that prevented a final possession for the offense.

Tyrod Taylor threw for 277 yards and three touchdowns, while ex-Dolphin captains Charles Clay and Richie Incognito came home to help embarrass their old team in Miami's home opener as the Buffalo Bills cruised over the Dolphins 41-14.

Being a high school football referee in Texas is a pretty hazardous job.

Well, here’s something you don’t see every day.

The Giants' defense turned in a dominate performance against an out-of-sync Redskins offense as New York reeled in its first win of the season, 32-21 at MetLife Stadium Thursday night.

We’re still in the first month of the season, but some fanbases (and even coaches) are already hitting the panic button. After last week’s rash of upsets, here are some of the big questions for this week in college football.

In a move that may have had many Giants fans sighing in relief, the team parted ways with wide receiver Preston Parker on Tuesday.

One of the biggest rivalries in the NFL is adding another chapter this Sunday, when the defending Super Bowl Champion New England Patriots go into Ralph Wilson Stadium to take on the Buffalo Bills. There is a powerful energy in Buffalo this season, especially after a startling 27-14 whooping of the Indianapolis Colts in week 1. Now, Bills fans are setting a new goal against the divisional adversar

The Seahawks are winless, and the Cowboys are Tony Romo-less. For now. Here’s what we learned in Week 2 of the NFL.

Tyrod Taylor's fourth-quarter comeback attempt against the Patriots was too little, too late as the Bills fell 40-32 at Ralph Wilson on Sunday.

For the second week in row Eli Manning and the New York Giants let a win slip through their grasp as they allowed the Atlanta Falcons to rally for a 24-20 win at MetLife Stadium.