Oregon delivered one of college football's most pointed postgame jokes after beating Ohio State 41-28 during a Week 10 schedule featuring ranked opponents and late comebacks. The No. 23 Ducks celebrated their victory over the No. 12 Buckeyes with a social media caption that combined Oregon's familiar rallying cry with the nickname of Ohio Stadium.
The Ducks scored 38 consecutive points, the fifth-largest unanswered total Ohio State has surrendered at home since the stadium opened in 1922, according to ESPN Research. Oregon's 41 points also ranked second among totals allowed by an Ohio State team coached by Ryan Day. The Buckeyes lost consecutive games for the first time since November 2011. Oregon's postgame wordplay turned its usual Sco Ducks cheer into Shoe Ducks, referencing the stadium's double-deck horseshoe design.
Alabama also used a local reference after rallying from a 13-0 deficit against LSU in Baton Rouge. The Crimson Tide scored the final 21 points, including two fourth-quarter touchdowns, to secure their fourth consecutive double-digit victory over the Tigers. LSU failed on all four fourth-down attempts, the most without a conversion in Lane Kiffin's FBS head coaching career. Alabama's celebratory caption borrowed the spelling associated with LSU's Geaux Tigers cheer to announce it was heading home with a win.
Texas celebrated its road comeback against Missouri by declaring its rule over the Zou. Trailing 20-13 with 4:52 remaining in the third quarter, the Longhorns held Missouri scoreless thereafter and gained 112 yards to the Tigers' 30 in the fourth. Arch Manning passed for 297 yards and three touchdowns, while Raleek Brown rushed for 85 yards and a touchdown and added a 24-yard touchdown reception. Texas has won 17 of the teams' past 19 meetings. Its sixth straight victory against an AP Top 25 opponent marked its longest such run since seven wins across 2004 and 2005, according to ESPN Research.
South Carolina answered Texas A&M's earlier social media posts after overcoming a 9-7 deficit entering the fourth quarter. The Gamecocks scored 10 points in the final period, including LaNorris Sellers' 41-yard touchdown run. Their celebrations reworked an Aggies hourglass image and a locker-room uniform post, adding messages announcing South Carolina's victory.
Arizona's Friday night comeback against TCU prompted an image depicting the Horned Frogs' mascot, SuperFrog, amid desert dust. Down eight with 6:35 left, Arizona drove 75 yards in 11 plays for a touchdown but missed the two-point conversion. The Wildcats recovered TCU's fumble on the ensuing kickoff, kicked a go-ahead field goal four plays later and sealed the win with an interception. It was Arizona's biggest fourth-quarter comeback since 2014.
Duke drew on a 2025 fishing-dispute video to mock NC State after a commanding road victory. The Blue Devils used the clip's argument over state versus private property, adding a Duke logo to the truck shown. Duke held the Wolfpack scoreless after the first quarter and limited them to 217 yards. The 38-point winning margin was its third-largest in conference play over the past 40 years.
Auburn chose a food-themed celebration after edging Arkansas. Following the Razorbacks' tying score with 1:54 remaining, the Tigers mounted a 10-play drive ending in a 43-yard field goal with 33 seconds left, then stopped Arkansas' final response. Auburn marked the victory with bacon arranged into a W, a reference to its opponent's namesake.
