Michigan, Oklahoma, Indiana Record High-Scoring Football Wins

College football teams delivered notable performances this weekend, with Michigan State's offense energized by Jack Velling's active involvement, boosting their win against Youngstown State despite criticism of their defense under Joe Rossi. The Oklahoma Sooners dominated Temple 42-3, highlighted by John Mateer's dual-threat abilities and Tory Blaylock's first 100-yard game, while Jaren Kanak excelled at tight end. Michigan Wolverines scored 63 points against Central Michigan, with Bryce Underwood showcasing his skills both as a passer and runner, and freshman Elijah Dotson securing his first interception. Kansas State struggled in a 23-17 loss to Arizona, facing widespread criticism for their ineffective offense and defensive weaknesses, particularly around quarterback Avery Johnson's limited rushing attempts. Indiana Hoosiers achieved their largest victory margin since 1901 over Indiana State, with unique contributions from brothers Fernando and Alberto Mendoza, who both threw touchdown passes in the same game, signaling program improvement. These varied team narratives reveal shifts in player impact, coaching challenges, and emerging talents across the college football landscape.