COLUMBUS, Ohio — Ohio State football’s Lorenzo Styles left Saturday’s game vs. Rutgers after suffering an injury in the second quarter. Styles made a second-down tackle on Rutgers tight end Kenny Fletcher. The starting defensive back stayed down on the field after the play before walking to OSU’s medical tent with an apparent upper-body injury.

As the offseason approaches, Lance Leipold is already looking for new talent to add to next year's Kansas football roster.

The Texans’ defense bullied the Bills’ offense, sacking Josh Allen eight times to lead Houston to the win. The Texans also had two interceptions. Houston played without starting quarterback C.J. Stroud for the third straight game and is 3-0 in that stretch. Stroud is expected back next week.

Ohio State's defense is being hailed as best in the country this season. Under first-year defensive coordinator Matt Patricia, the team allows just under 213 yards per game, the second-best mark in at least 25 years.

OU linebacker Kobie McKinzie returned to play against Alabama after missing the Tennessee game due to injury. McKinzie's return was crucial for the Sooners' defense, helping them secure a 23-21 victory. Coach Brent Venables praised McKinzie as a leader and a calming force for the defense.

Tumwater coach Willie Garrow needed his scout team to simulate Franklin Pierce’s unique Power-T offense during practice in the week leading up to Saturday afternoon’s Class 2A state tournament quarterfinal game against the Cardinals. He knew just the man to turn to.

LSU football meets Western Kentucky for senior night in Tiger Stadium. Follow along with LSUWire for live coverage of the game.

To DJ Durkin, Auburn football only played a complete game for one half of its blowout win against Mercer. To him, defense fell short before halftime.