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It was a big week in college football as we saw our first real upsets of the season, an exciting, down-to-the-wire SEC matchup and one defeat snatched away from the jaws of a massive upset victory.

Look, it's early, which usually means a lack of big games. But that doesn't mean we can't still have some fun this weekend. Here are the big questions going into Week 3:

Why do sports make people so stupid? On Saturday before the UTEP-Texas Tech college football game in El Paso, Texas, a massive fight broke out in a private parking lot where people always park before games and tailgate, KVIA-TV reported.

In a week that didn’t feature many marquee matchups, we still had our share of excitement with several upsets and exciting finishes. Here is what we learned in Week 2.

Most of the big names have “money games” against overmatched opponents this week, but we do have our first Top 10 matchup that could shake up the playoff hunt.

Week 1 is (nearly) in the books and the season got off to an exciting start with lots of top teams playing closer-than-expected games. Here are some things we learned this week. The Top Ten Has a Lot of Question Marks While there were no major upsets this weekend, that’s not to say that we didn’t see some red flags surrounding some of the nation’s top teams...

This morning, the Detroit Lions announced an agreement with Ford Motor Company’s Quick Lane Tire & Auto Center for a new, annual college football bowl game. The Quick Lane Bowl will be held at Ford Field and feature teams from the Big 10 and ACC conferences.

Our long national nightmare is almost over, and we are down to just a few more days until college football returns on August 28. Here are some of the burning issues we can't wait to see play out in the coming weeks.

Defending champion Florida State picks up right where it left off last season, atop the college football rankings.

In a move that has the sports world shocked, University of Missouri defensive lineman and The Associated Press' Southeastern Conference Defensive Player of the Year Michael Sam said in an interview with ESPN's "Outside the Lines" that he is an "openly, proud gay man." Sam said in the ESPN show broadcast Sunday night that he told his Tigers teammates and coaches back in August.

No. 1 Florida State rallied for the game-winning touchdown with 13 seconds left to secure a 34-31 win over No. 2 Auburn in the BCS National Championship Game at the Rose Bowl in Pasadena, Calif., on Monday night.

While the BCS games last week featured some big shootouts and bigger upsets, the non-BCS games were equally exciting.