The third week of the college football season has come and gone and the Big Ten is starting to take shape as more conference games take place. Each week we’ll take a glance around the conference to see who stood out. Let’s take a look at what happened this week with several top teams on bye.

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Few expected Florida State to run the table again in the Atlantic Coast Conference and coast into the expanded, 12-team College Football Playoff

Here's a look at where the ACC's 17 programs stand after Week 3 of the college football season, including yet another drop for Florida State football

We celebrated Pitt’s comeback win against Cincinnati two weeks ago and this week we have to live with TCU blowing a 28-7 lead at home. That’s how it works when betting on college football. No lead or bet is ever safe.

Michigan football is still hanging around in the top 25 in the polls and is still in the ESPN power rankings even after having an uneven win over unranked Arkansas State. And the Wolverines are making changes the week that USC is coming to town.

The expanded College Football Playoff is heavy on SEC and Big Ten teams while a Group of Five threat controls its own destiny

After watching nearly every major-network game, plus a few others, here’s how I ranked the broadcast teams of Week 3.