The Crimson Tide are 10-0 at home under Kalen DeBoer but just 3-5 away from Bryant-Denny Stadium since the start of 2024. This will be the battle of Alabama QB and Heisman candidate Ty Simpson vs. Missouri's sleeper Heisman candidate in running back Ahmad Hardy.

Ohio State (7-0, 4-0 Big Ten) has kept up its end, but Penn State's season imploded with four straight losses, beginning with a 30-24 double overtime setback against then-No. 6 Oregon.

Former Alabama signee Julian Sayin offered his take on which player is his frontrunner to win the Heisman. “I’m going to go Ty (Simpson),” Sayin said, “He’s having a great year.” What are your thoughts? 🤔 pic.twitter.com/PkyVkj5nBW

If Penn State poaching Jim Knowles wasn't enough, reports are out that Brian Hartline is up for the Penn State head coaching job.

Ohio State now fields a frightening mix of speed and awareness, boasting multiple top-10 athletes. Clemson’s defense looks even stingier, and Alabama remains loaded with high-end linemen and explosive receivers. Programs like Indiana and Missouri also see breakout representation, hinting at deeper parity across recruiting and gameplay balance.

Ohio State made the necessary adjustments and cruised to an easy victory over Penn State. We give you some of the best social media reactions.