Saturday, September 26, 2026 · final
The Lineup Is ranked 183 games on Saturday, September 26 and found 8 worth watching, led by Wisconsin at Penn State (importance 103). Here's how that day's slate finished.
Wisconsin3-124
Penn State#133-120Wisconsin were behind at the break, won the second half 17 to three and took it by one score in front for good from the fourth quarter. Joseph finished with 235 yards and two touchdowns.
Why it scores 103 →
Oregon#203-141
USC#124-127Oregon beat USC by two scores, in front from the first quarter on after being level or behind before it and won the fourth quarter 14 to seven. Raiola finished with 289 yards and two touchdowns.
Why it scores 82 →
Diamondbacks86-757
Padres90-7110The Padres led from the first to the last out and won by three runs, holding the Diamondbacks to seven. Machado finished with 2-for-5 and a home run, and the Diamondbacks won the last meeting 11-4 last night.
Why it scores 72 →
Wake Forest3-130
Louisville#162-227Wake Forest won the second quarter 21 to 14 and beat Louisville by a field goal. Lopez finished with 225 yards and a touchdown.
Why it scores 72 →
Angel City12-6-81
Washington14-4-80Angel City beat Washington by one goal, Maiara Niehues scoring in the 88th minute with Washington out of time to answer. Washington have won 2 of the 3 meetings this season.
Why it scores 57 →
Texas#14-020
Tennessee#143-117Texas won the first quarter seven to three and beat Tennessee by a field goal, and Manning finished with 201 yards.
Why it scores 67 →
Missouri#193-124
Mississippi St#244-031Mississippi St won the first quarter 14 to zero and beat Missouri by one score. Taylor finished with 360 yards and three touchdowns.
Why it scores 62 →
Iowa#174-020
Michigan#183-119Iowa won the fourth quarter 13 to six and beat Michigan by a field goal. Brown finished with 211 yards and a touchdown.
Why it scores 57 →Every game gets an importance score, built from 11 factors — rankings, playoff stakes, rivalry, star power, elimination pressure, how close the game actually projects to be, and more. The score is explained, never a black box. Narratives are written from the real state of the season — not "tune in tonight."
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