The Florida edition preserves the 27–24 home loss after a 17–3 lead, the full box score, Sark’s postgame press conference, independent analysis, the AP poll slide to No. 19, and the build-up to Ole Miss at DKR.
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The Oklahoma edition preserves the 27–24 rivalry loss, the full box score, Florida-week preparation, independent analysis, and the next game at DKR.
Texas moved to 4–0 with a 20–17 road win over No. 14 Tennessee behind 10 sacks and a record-setting afternoon from Colin Simmons. This edition preserves the official recap, national honors, Sark’s press conference, and two strong independent breakdowns.
Texas erased a 20-point fourth-quarter deficit to beat No. 1 Ohio State, 24–23, and rise to No. 1. This edition preserves the official and national recaps, Sark’s next-day press conference, and two of the strongest independent breakdowns.
The Week 2 edition looked ahead to the Saturday-night showdown at DKR while preserving Texas’ 59–7 opening win, the complete Week 1 box score, Rasheem Biles’ SEC honor, and the official season schedule.
Texas 59, Texas State 7. The first edition preserves the official recap, complete box score, postgame press conference, season schedule, and the first major defensive honor of the year.
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