The Lineup Is ranked 186 games on Saturday, October 10 and found 8 worth watching, led by Georgia at Alabama (importance 102). Here's how that day's slate finished.
Georgia erased Alabama’s 14-10 lead and won 20-17, with Peyton Woodring’s 23-yard field goal deciding the game in the fourth quarter. Gunner Stockton threw for 249 yards and a touchdown as Georgia extended its winning streak to six.
Unranked Oklahoma upset No. 1 Texas 27-24, rallying from 10 down and winning on a 47-yard field goal with three seconds left. Oklahoma tied it at 17 in the fourth before a pair of touchdowns made it 24-24; Arch Manning threw for 260 yards and three touchdowns.
The Guardians shut out the White Sox 2-0 to win the ALDS 3-2 and advance, eliminating Chicago. Gavin Williams struck out 12 over 5.2 scoreless innings, and José Ramírez's two-run homer in the fourth supplied the runs.
Unranked Kentucky stunned No. 10 LSU 35-34 in overtime, scoring a touchdown and converting the two-point try after LSU took a seven-point lead. CJ Baxter ran for 123 yards and two touchdowns.
No. 21 UCLA upset No. 13 Oregon 17-15, holding off a fourth-quarter push after Oregon cut an 11-point deficit to two. Brock Thomas found Evan Stewart for a touchdown with 2:16 left, but the two-point try failed.
Unranked North Carolina erased Pitt’s 10-point lead and upset the No. 25 Panthers 21-17, with Edwards Jr.’s 75-yard touchdown pass putting the Tar Heels ahead in the fourth quarter.
Indiana erased an 11-point fourth-quarter deficit to beat Nebraska 20-17, with Josh Hoover throwing both of his touchdown passes to Nick Marsh. Marsh finished with 187 receiving yards.
Unranked South Carolina upset No. 16 Florida 38-19, pulling away with three unanswered touchdowns across the third and fourth quarters. LaNorris Sellers threw for 279 yards and four touchdowns.
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."