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Live college football scores, games: BYU at Utah, Alabama at LSU and more

by November 10, 2024

Week 11 was supposed to be a showcase of the SEC and instead it was the ACC that captured the nation’s attention early on.

No. 4 Miami played with fire all season and the Hurricanes finally prevailed after a late fumble doomed their comeback attempt at Georgia Tech.

However, the SEC still had all the glory later in the day. In the afternoon marquee, No. 16 Ole Miss scored perhaps the biggest win of Lane Kiffin’s tenure by defeating No. 3 Georgia. And there’s still a showdown underway between No. 11 Alabama and No. 14 LSU.

Elsewhere, No. 20 Colorado held off Texas Tech, boosting its Big 12 title game hopes in the process, while Iowa State stumbled from a second straight loss. And Jeremiah Smith set a freshman record for Ohio State, while Oregon QB Dillon Gabriel broke the all-time FBS touchdown record.

Here’s what we’ll be keeping an eye on late Saturday.

Time: 10:15 p.m. ET | TV: ESPN | Line: BYU -4 | Overall: 40.5

The two heated rivals will meet for the first time since 2021 and for the first time as Big 12 members. Utah desperately needs a win after losing its last four Big 12 games, and the Utes would love to spoil BYU’s perfect season. The Cougars’ ability to force turnovers is a big reason for their 8-0 record. Can they hold out in the Holy War this week?

Live112 updates

  • Mizzou touchdown!

    Drew Pyne’s pass was intercepted by Theo Wease Jr. in an incredible play and we’re all down to 1:03 left!

    Missouri 23, Oklahoma 23

  • BYU is starting to score points in the holy war

    Will Ferrin’s 23-yard field goal gives BYU an early 3-0 lead over Utah.

    The Cougars got a short field after intercepting Utah QB Damien Alford.

  • touchdown Alabama

    The backups are there for Alabama now and it doesn’t matter. They still score. Richard Young starts the game from the 8th starting line and there are almost only a few Bama fans left in the stands at Tiger Stadium.

  • Oklahoma leads No. 24 Mizzou

    The Sooners trailed 16-9 with less than 5 minutes to play, but then scored two touchdowns in just over a minute. One was on offense, the second was Billy Bowman Jr., who scored the lead.

    Oklahoma 23, Missouri 16, under 2 minutes

  • Jeanty scores again

    Ashton Jeanty reaches the end zone for the third time today with a 2-yard rush.

    Boise State 28, Nevada 14, 4th quarter

  • touchdown Alabama! Guess who?

    It’s QB Jalen Milroe again! This time he scored a massive 72-yard TD run, his fourth run of the game. The turmoil continues at a stunned Tiger Stadium.

    Alabama 35, LSU 6, early in the 4th quarter

  • Final: Oregon 39, Maryland 18

    The Ducks move to 10-0 with a fairly comfortable home win and move one step closer to the Big Ten title game.

  • Virginia leads No. 18 Pitt

    Could there be unrest? Virginia scored another touchdown after this one and extended the lead.

    Virginia 21, Pitt 13, 3rd quarter

  • Oregon is in control

    Dillon Gabriel passes to Evan Stewart, who shoots the ball from 17 yards for the Ducks’ game-winning touchdown.

    Oregon 39, Maryland 18, late 4th quarter

  • touchdown Alabama!

    And a few plays later, Jalen Milroe finds his way back into the end zone. That’s 3 TD runs for Milroe today, and it’s a loss in Baton Rouge.

    Alabama 28, LSU 6

  • Trash on the LSU field

    LSU’s defense appeared to stop Alabama with a sack on 3rd down, but a facemask penalty gave the Tide the first down. The fans didn’t like the call (which was correct) and started throwing objects onto the field.

    Where have we seen this before in an SEC game?

  • Alabama interception!

    Oh man, LSU made it to the Alabama 4-yard line, but Garrett Nussmeier was picked off in the end zone by Deontae Lawson. The Tigers desperately needed a touchdown there. Instead, they get nothing.

  • Jeanty gives Boise State the lead

    Ashton Jeanty scores his second touchdown of the game. Boise State takes back the lead over Nevada.

    Boise State 21, Nevada 14, 3rd quarter

  • Landing in Maryland!

    It’s not over in Eugene as Octavian Smith Jr. catches a 3-yard TD pass from Billy Edwards, then the Terps added a 2-point conversion to cut Oregon’s lead.

    Oregon 29, Maryland 18, 4th quarter

  • We’re back in the second half of LSU-Alabama and the Tigers have the ball quickly near midfield. Can they get the offense going?

  • Boise State will have its hands full against Nevada

    This is worth keeping an eye on. A loss for the No. 12 Broncos would be extremely damaging to their playoff hopes.

  • Halftime: Alabama 21, LSU 6

    LSU can’t do much on offense, while Jalen Milroe has done everything for Alabama so far, running for 98 yards and 2 touchdowns while also throwing for 97 yards. The fans at Tiger Stadium are not happy.

  • Tennessee QB exited

    Tennessee’s Nico Iamaleava has been forced out of the game against Mississippi State due to an undisclosed injury. Gaston Moore is at QB for the Vols in the second half.

    Tennessee 20, Mississippi State 7

  • Oregon’s Dillon Gabriel breaks TD record!

    Dillon Gabriel’s 3-yard TD pass to Gernorris Wilson puts Gabriel at the top of all-time touchdowns in FBS history with 179. He overtakes Case Keenum and sets the record.

    Oregon leads Maryland 29-10.

  • touchdown Alabama!

    The Crimson Tide took advantage of the loss of the ball when Jalen Milroe scampered into the end zone from 10 yards out. So far everything is Tide.

    Alabama 21, LSU 6, late 2nd quarter

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