Reaction to College football most chaotic Saturday in the history of the sport. Five of the AP top seven lost on the same day in the regular season, which has never happened before. George Wrighster reacts live to every upset in Week 7 and what it does to the College Football Playoff (CFP) picture.

• Auburn 27, No. 1 Georgia 24: Alex McPherson’s 34-yard walk-off field goal in Athens, Auburn football ending a nine-game losing streak to the Georgia Bulldogs.
• No. 8 BYU 28, No. 2 Notre Dame 24: Bear Bachmeier throwing for a touchdown, running for two and catching one as BYU football beats Notre Dame for the first time since 2004 and moves to 6-0
• No. 14 Tennessee 26, No. 6 Alabama 10: Alabama Crimson Tide three first-half turnovers Tennessee
• Florida 27, No. 7 Texas 24: Arch Manning’s fumble with under two minutes left left Texas Longhorns wondering if it has a quarterback problem
• No. 4 Ohio State 19, No. 5 Indiana 15: the end of Indiana football’s 22-game winning streak, Nick Marsh ruled out of bounds on the potential game-winner, Julian Sayin leaving with his arm in a sling, and Jeremiah Smith tying Braylon Edwards’ Big Ten career receiving touchdown record
• No. 3 Miami 43, Florida State 35 in double overtime: Malachi Toney’s 11 catches and game-winning touchdown, Darian Mensah’s 326 yards.
• Michigan 21, Penn State 18: Michigan football benching Bryce Underwood at halftime, Tommy Carr’s go-ahead touchdown run
• No. 9 Ole Miss 31, No. 13 Missouri 3 and No. 22 LSU 31, No. 16 Mississippi State 3: Lane Kiffin.
• No. 10 Texas Tech 53 Arizona State 25, No. 15 Kentucky 21 Oklahoma 13, No. 24 SMU 23 Virginia 13, No. 25 Northwestern 24 Michigan State 21, Houston 35 Oklahoma State 32 behind Conner Weigman’s five touchdown passes, and Virginia Tech 34 Georgia Tech 24
• Why Georgia, Alabama and Texas all losing on the same Saturday for the first time since 1996 changes the SEC race, and what the next AP Poll and the College Football Playoff bracket look like now

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