Mississippi State relieved head football coach Zach Arnett of his duties Monday morning. Arnett compiled a 4-6 record (1-6 SEC) in the 2023 season through 10 games in his first year as full-time coach. Senior offensive analyst Greg Knox will serve as Mississippi State interim coach through the final two games of the season, according to ESPN.

Arnett was elevated from defensive coordinator to interim coach in 2022 following the untimely death of the legendary Mike Leach. After leading the team to an emotional victory in the ReliaQuest Bowl, the administration decided to promote Arnett to full-time coach during the offseason in lieu of conducting a national search for Leach's replacement.

The move to fire Arnett comes on the heels of a 51-10 loss for Mississippi State to Texas A&M in Week 11. Ironically, Arnett is not the first coach to be fired amid the fallout from that game. On Sunday, Texas A&M made the move to fire Jimbo Fisher despite the convincing win for the Aggies.

I know an available coach that likes maroon & white and dog mascots..

PSU head coach James Franklin announced Sunday that he fired offensive coordinator Mike Yurcich, who was in his third season in the role. The move comes a day after PSU lost 24-15 at home to Michigan and put up just 238 yards of offense, 75 of which came in a final-minute scoring drive when the outcome was already decided.

With Yurcich out of the picture, running backs coach Ja’Juan Seider and tight ends coach Ty Howle will share interim offensive coordinator duties for the remainder of the season.

“We thank Mike for his contributions over the last three years but feel it is in our program’s best interest to make a change at this time. We wish him and his family nothing but the best in the future,” Franklin said.

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Tuesday, November 7

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Saturday, November 11

We haven't had an FBS-FCS game since Week 6, so a quick reminder that FCS opponents are italicized. (Looking at you, UNC.)

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Tuesday, October 31 👻🎃

Wednesday, November 1

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Saturday, November 4

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Tuesday, October 24

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Saturday, October 28

Posting this early due to early-week games.

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Tuesday, October 17

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Saturday, October 21

Sorry for the late post, I was out of town and away from my computer for the last few days.

This week saw the fall of several /c/CFB ranked teams, including both Los Angeles teams. I didn't have time to keep up with many of the games so I won't do a full write-up but I will list which teams lost, almost lost, or won their games.

/c/CFB Fallen Teams

• ^9^ Oregon
• ^11^ USC
• ^12^ Louisville
• ^16^ Washington State
• ^19^ UCLA
• ^23^ Kansas
• ^24^ Wisconsin
• ^25^ Wyoming

Close Wins

• ^6^ Washington (vs. ^9^ Oregon)
• ^10^ Alabama (vs. Arkansas)
• ^21^ Tennessee (vs. Texas A&M)

Won by more than one score

• ^1^ Michigan
• ^3^ Georgia
• ^4^ Ohio State
• ^5^ Penn State
• ^8^ Florida State
• ^13^ North Carolina
• ^15^ Oregon State (vs. ^19^ UCLA)
• ^17^ Utah
• ^18^ Duke
• ^20^ Notre Dame (vs. ^11^ USC)
• ^22^ LSU

Idle

• ^2^ Oklahoma
• ^7^ Texas
• ^14^ Ole Miss

	Tuesday	October 10
Middle Tennessee	defeated	Louisiana Tech	31-23	Home
Liberty	defeated	Jacksonville State	31-13	Away
Coastal Carolina	defeated	Appalachian State	27-24	Away

	Wednesday	October 11
UTEP	defeated	Florida International	27-14	Away
New Mexico State	defeated	Sam Houston State	27-13	Home

	Thursday	October 12
Houston	defeated	West Virginia	41-39	Home
SMU	defeated	East Carolina	31-10	Away

	Friday	October 13
Tulane	defeated	Memphis	31-21	Away
Fresno State	defeated	Utah State	37-32	Away
Stanford	defeated	Colorado	46-43	Away

	Saturday	October 14
^3^ Georgia	defeated	Vanderbilt	37-20	Away
^10^ Alabama	defeated	Arkansas	24-21	Home
Eastern Michigan	defeated	Kent State	28-14	Home
Iowa State	defeated	Cincinnati	30-10	Away
^8^ Florida State	defeated	Syracuse	41-3	Home
^4^ Ohio State	defeated	Purdue	41-7	Away
Rutgers	defeated	Michigan State	27-24	Home
^1^ Michigan	defeated	Indiana	52-7	Home
North Texas	defeated	Temple	45-14	Home
James Madison	defeated	Georgia Southern	41-13	Home
Navy	defeated	Charlotte	14-0	Away
Toledo	defeated	Ball State	13-6	Away
^17^ Utah	defeated	California	34-14	Home
Troy	defeated	Army	19-0	Away
TCU	defeated	BYU	44-11	Home
Florida Atlantic	defeated	South Florida	56-14	Away
Illinois	defeated	Maryland	27-24	Away
^5^ Penn State	defeated	UMass	63-0	Home
Virginia Tech	defeated	Wake Forest	30-13	Home
Central Michigan	defeated	Akron	17-10	Home
^6^ Washington	defeated	^9^ Oregon	36-33	Home
Florida	defeated	South Carolina	41-39	Away
Miami (OH)	defeated	Western Michigan	34-21	Away
Oklahoma State	defeated	^23^ Kansas	39-32	Home
Bowling Green	defeated	Buffalo	24-14	Away
^21^ Tennessee	defeated	Texas A&M	20-13	Home
Northern Illinois	defeated	Ohio	23-13	Home
Iowa	defeated	^24^ Wisconsin	15-6	Away
UNLV	defeated	Nevada	45-27	Away
San José State	defeated	New Mexico	52-24	Away
Pittsburgh	defeated	^12^ Louisville	38-21	Home
Air Force	defeated	^25^ Wyoming	34-27	Home
Georgia State	defeated	Marshall	41-24	Home
Arizona	defeated	^16^ Washington State	44-6	Away
^22^ LSU	defeated	Auburn	48-18	Home
Kansas State	defeated	Texas Tech	38-21	Away
Texas State	defeated	Louisiana Monroe	21-20	Home
Missouri	defeated	Kentucky	38-21	Away
^13^ North Carolina	defeated	Miami	41-31	Home
^20^ Notre Dame	defeated	^11^ USC	48-20	Home
^18^ Duke	defeated	NC State	24-3	Home
^15^ Oregon State	defeated	^19^ UCLA	36-24	Home
UT San Antonio	defeated	UAB	41-20	Home
Colorado State	defeated	Boise State	31-30	Home
San Diego State	defeated	Hawai'i	41-34	Away