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2026-10-20 10:47
Fates of CFP contenders lead college football overreactions after Week 7 upsets
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SEC's crazy, history-making Week 7 weekend is the latest example of college football's new era
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- USA TodayLean left
SEC football standings after chaos, upsets rule Week 7 UGA Wire
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There were upsets galore. Stunning results. Tremendous performances. Controversial calls. Games not decided until the final seconds.
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Five AP Top-20 SEC teams lost in the same week for the first time this century, and the data shows why college football upsets keep surging.
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SEC's crazy, history-making Week 7 weekend is the latest example of college football's new era
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SEC football standings after chaos, upsets rule Week 7 - UGA Wire
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Fates of CFP contenders lead college football overreactions after Week 7 upsets - USA Today
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Thrilling upset-filled day of college football will mean nothing with 24-team CFP
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College football chaos: Historic upsets, Arch Manning's fiasco, clock controversy and CFP ramifications arise
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