In a day filled with thrilling college football matchups, late touchdowns, and weather delays captured the attention of fans across the country.

The action kicked off in Happy Valley, where Penn State battled it out against Indiana. In a closely contested game, Indiana made a strong comeback in the fourth quarter, driving 80 yards and narrowing the gap with a 26-yard touchdown pass from Brendan Sorsby to Omar Cooper Jr. The Hoosiers' efforts kept the game interesting, ultimately resulting in a tie at 24-24. However, a crucial interception from Penn State's Drew Allar deep in his own territory gave Indiana an opportunity to capitalize, leading to the game-tying field goal with just under three minutes remaining.

Moving south to Florida, fans witnessed a dominant performance by Florida State against Wake Forest. The Seminoles had a slow start in the first quarter but exploded in the second, scoring three touchdowns. Quarterback Jordan Travis connected with star wide receiver Keon Coleman for two of those touchdowns, displaying an impressive display of skill. However, Wake Forest managed to find some rhythm in the third quarter with a solid 10-play, 80-yard touchdown drive, although they still faced an uphill battle in overcoming Florida State's commanding lead of 34-16.

In the matchup between Oklahoma and Kansas, weather conditions played a significant role in the game. After a weather delay, both teams returned to the field with renewed energy. The Sooners seized the opportunity and quickly closed the gap with two quick touchdowns, taking their first lead of the day at halftime with a score of 21-17. Unfortunately, the game was paused again due to lightning, leaving both teams waiting for clearance to resume play.

Meanwhile, Texas A&M faced off against South Carolina in a highly anticipated clash. The Gamecocks, considered underdogs in the matchup, surprised fans by taking an early lead. South Carolina's quarterback, Spencer Rattler, showcased his skills, completing 6 of 8 passes for 63 yards. The Aggies struggled to contain Rattler, who managed to find the end zone for the Gamecocks' only touchdown of the half. However, Texas A&M fought back in the second quarter, scoring three touchdowns to take a commanding 21-7 lead into halftime.

Overall, it was an eventful Saturday of college football. Late touchdowns, weather delays, and impressive performances from players kept fans on their toes throughout the day. As the season progresses, teams will continue to battle for supremacy on the gridiron, and fans can expect more thrilling moments to come.