
"Noah Whittington scores a 59-yard touchdown for the Ducks, which is quickly followed by a 65-yard pass by Dante Moore to Dakorien Moore that gives Oregon the early lead over Oklahoma State. (0:45) We're still months from the College Football Playoff, but we've already seen some big wins by the favorites to reach the 12-team tournament and some crucial losses by teams in last year's CFP."
"The teams atop the rankings -- the Ohio State Buckeyes, Penn State Nittany Lions, Oregon Ducks and Miami Hurricanes -- all won easily on Saturday. Of last year's participants, the Boise State Broncos, Texas Longhorns, Notre Dame Fighting Irish and Clemson Tigers lost in Week 1. Week 2 saw the SMU Mustangs, who lost to the Baylor Bears, and Arizona State Sun Devils, who lost to the Mississippi State Bulldogs, join them in Week 2."
"The Oklahoma Sooners got a win in Week 2's biggest game. The Sooners' 24-13 win over the Michigan Wolverines will bolster their credential should they successfully navigate their SEC schedule. While they still have a huge meeting with Miami next week before conference play, the South Florida Bulls further helped their case to be the Group of 5's CFP representative. They went to Gainesville and pulled off the 18-16 upset of the Florida Gators. It was USF's first road win over a ranked opponent since 2011."
Oregon opened with two explosive plays—a 59-yard touchdown by Noah Whittington and a 65-yard pass from Dante Moore to Dakorien Moore—to take an early lead over Oklahoma State. The Allstate Playoff Predictor updates CFP odds weekly as teams accumulate early-season results. Ohio State, Penn State, Oregon and Miami each won comfortably in their outings. Several 2023 playoff participants suffered early defeats: Boise State, Texas, Notre Dame and Clemson lost in Week 1, while SMU and Arizona State fell in Week 2. Oklahoma's 24-13 win over Michigan strengthens its credentials. South Florida upset Florida 18-16, recording its first road win over a ranked opponent since 2011.
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