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Oklahoma has fired OC Ben Arbuckle, sources confirm to ESPN. Oklahoma is No. 15 in the SEC in scoring offense. CBS first reported his departure.

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Florida State has fired Mike Norvell, President Richard McCullough told ESPN’s Andrea Adelson. He’s 41-39 in seven seasons there, which included an ACC title. FSU is 3-5 and facing a third consecutive losing season. Norvell is set to be owed $50.3 million.

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Kansas will start Cole Ballard at TCU today, per an ESPN source. Starter Isaiah Marshall (undisclosed) had been considered a game-time decision. Ballard is a former walk-on. He'll be making his first start for Kansas since 2023.

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Freshman Jake Fette will start for Arizona State at No. 8 BYU, per an ESPN source. He’s making his first career start for ASU. He was the No. 4 overall dual-threat recruit in ESPN’s 2026 recruiting rankings. Veteran Mikey Keene had been considered a game-time decision for ASU. After warm-ups, ASU decided to go with Fette.

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Star WR Vernell Brown III is out for Florida. He hasn’t played since Sept. 26. We’d reported this morning he’d been limited in Florida’s Friday workout. He’d been considered probable early in the week, but that changed Friday when he was downgraded to questionable. He’s out again, as he’s still dealing with a knee injury.

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It will be veteran Thomas Castellanos starting today at quarterback for Texas Tech against Arizona, per ESPN sources. He’d gotten a significant uptick in first-team snaps after Will Hammond struggled at Cincinnati last week.

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Drew Mestemaker's rise to predicted No. 1 QB in 2027 NFL draft

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NFL scouts favor Drew Mestemaker as first QB taken in draft

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Sources: Philip Rivers in talks about NC State coaching job

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Kansas State will start sophomore quarterback Dillon Duff at Colorado today, per ESPN sources. It will be Duff’s first career start, as he’s yet to take a snap in his two seasons at Kansas State. He’s the Wildcats’ third different starting quarterback this year, as both Avery Johnson and Jacob Knuth are out with injury. 
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