Random CFB Facts For Week Three

[Blake Munroe]

Here’s my week three edition of the most random college football facts I could find that pertain to the current state of CFB. 

The facts:

- There are now only 55 undefeated teams remaining at the FBS level.

- Mississippi State’s win over No. 12 Arizona State marked the first time they beat a ranked non-conference opponent since 1991. The team they beat was No. 12 ranked Texas.

- USF Football is the 9th team in the history of college football to win games at FSU, Florida and Miami. Forty-two have tried.

- Florida paid USF $500,000 to get upset on Saturday. Ouch.

- After losing to Missouri over the weekend, Kansas is now 0-20 against KSU and Mizzou since 2009.

(Bonus KU/Mizzou fact: Mizzou has the same number of Big 12 wins between 2008 and 2023 as Kansas, despite being in the SEC since 2013.)

- Oregon State is the only team in the FBS to have scored a TD but not a conversion. No PATs, no successful 2 point conversions.

- Only two FBS teams have yet to score a TD… Ball State and Charlotte.

- After Saturday’s pick six against Cal Poly, Utah now has 22 straight years with one. That is the longest streak in the nation.

- Washington scored so many touchdowns on Saturday, that they actually ran out of TD celebration fireworks. It marked the first time in ten seasons that the Huskies score 70+ points.

- All four D1 teams from northern Louisiana played on Saturday. They lost by a combined score of 232-7.

- The SEC set the AP poll record for most teams ranked from a single conference with 11 after the latest rankings.

[Joe Zura]

Fun fact you lost your mute streak 

[Huskie1]

Thanks Blake! Not sure where you find those but it’s wildly entertaining.