Oct 20, 2026 · 24 min · 8 segments
Welcome back to Formula Park 1. Today’s episode breaks down a wild weekend of college football where several top teams fell and the polls were reshuffled. We recap the new Top 25 rankings, highlight…
Coming in at number one is the U. Miami Hurricanes, who this week has a record of 16-0, and they went up two spots.
And the hurricane was led by Darren Messiah, who's continued to make his case for the Heisman.
He went 23 for 34 for 326 yards, three touchdowns and one interception and has a QBR of 64.5. And Malachi Tony also made his case.
He had 11 catches for 154 yards, two touchdowns.
And this week, they have a record of 6-0, and they went up six spots.
And our player of this week is Bear Botchmeyer, and he had a monster game.
He went 23 for 36 for 224 yards, had a completion percentage of 63.9, had one touchdown and one interception, and he had a rating of 119.8 and a QBR of 92.
And he was also a dual threat, had 13 carries for 45 yards and two touchdowns.
Coming at number three is the Ohio State Buckeyes, who has a record of 6-1, and they win at one spot.
They defeated Indiana in a close matchup, 19-15, and their starting quarterback is going to be out for a couple of weeks.
but he still had a solid game.
Julian Sayon, who went 15 for 29, 235 yards, had a completion percentage of 51.7, drew two touchdowns, had two interceptions, and had a rating of 128.7. and a QBR of 67.1. And Jeremiah Smith, they had a hold on him, but he still pulled through.
He had four catches for 68 yards and one touchdown.
And they don't have any games this week.
Coming in at number four is Notre Dame with a record of 61, and they went down two spots.
In that game, C.J. Carr went for 27 for 49, 261 yards, had a completion percentage of 55%, and had a rating of 99.8. and a QBR of 70.3. And Jaden Greathouse had eight receptions for 125 yards with no touchdowns.
And they are idle this week.
Coming in at number one is the U. Miami Hurricanes, who this week has a record of 16-0, and they went up two spots.
And the hurricane was led by Darren Messiah, who's continued to make his case for the Heisman.
He went 23 for 34 for 326 yards, three touchdowns and one interception and has a QBR of 64.5. And Malachi Tony also made his case.
He had 11 catches for 154 yards, two touchdowns.
And this week, they have a record of 6-0, and they went up six spots.
And our player of this week is Bear Botchmeyer, and he had a monster game.
He went 23 for 36 for 224 yards, had a completion percentage of 63.9, had one touchdown and one interception, and he had a rating of 119.8 and a QBR of 92.
And he was also a dual threat, had 13 carries for 45 yards and two touchdowns.
Coming at number three is the Ohio State Buckeyes, who has a record of 6-1, and they win at one spot.
They defeated Indiana in a close matchup, 19-15, and their starting quarterback is going to be out for a couple of weeks.
but he still had a solid game.
Julian Sayon, who went 15 for 29, 235 yards, had a completion percentage of 51.7, drew two touchdowns, had two interceptions, and had a rating of 128.7. and a QBR of 67.1. And Jeremiah Smith, they had a hold on him, but he still pulled through.
He had four catches for 68 yards and one touchdown.
And they don't have any games this week.
Coming in at number four is Notre Dame with a record of 61, and they went down two spots.
In that game, C.J. Carr went for 27 for 49, 261 yards, had a completion percentage of 55%, and had a rating of 99.8. and a QBR of 70.3. And Jaden Greathouse had eight receptions for 125 yards with no touchdowns.
And they are idle this week.
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