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#1 Montana State 35, CENTRAL CONNECTICUT 30
Central Connecticut gave the top-ranked team in the nation a run for its money, but the Blue Devils were unable to pull off the upset in a 35-30 setback at Montana State on Saturday. Quarterback Brett Griffis accounted for three touchdowns — two through the air and one on the ground — as the Blue Devils built a 14-point third quarter lead before the Bobcats rallied for three-straight scores to take the lead for good.
 
#22 Villanova 20, LIU 16
LIU's hopes of pulling off an upset against the 22nd-ranked team in the nation were spoiled when Villanova capped an eight play, 85-yard drive with a touchdown with 68 seconds left to play on Saturday. Trailing by a 13-6 count at the end of the third quarter, the Sharks led, 16-13, with 2:44 to go thanks to a pick-6 by redshirt sophomore defensive back Braylon Vincent and a 29-yard field goal by senior Will Johnson.
 
MERCYHURST 49, Glenville State 20
Mercyhurst opened its 2026 home slate with a 49-20 wire-to-wire win over Glenville State on Saturday. Sophomore running back Jameir Gamble and redshirt senior wide receiver Dylan Evans each recorded multiple touchdowns to pace the Lakers' offense.
 
Brown 17, NEW HAVEN 10
Making things interesting by slashing a 17-point deficit to a single possession with 9:49 remaining in the fourth, New Haven was unable to complete the comeback against visiting Brown on Saturday afternoon. The Chargers held the Bears scoreless for the entire second half, forcing three punts, including two three-and-outs, while registering an interception during that stretch.
 
Butler 47, CHICAGO STATE 20
Junior running back Chris Edmonds found the end zone twice, including a 74-yard touchdown run that is currently the longest by an NEC player from the line of scrimmage this season, to lead Chicago State at Butler on Saturday. Despite the big game from their running back, the Cougars fell by a 47-20 final. 
 
UMass 36, STONEHILL 14
Stonehill trailed by just six points midway through the third quarter, but UMass put points on the scoreboard on five of its six second-half drives to pull away for a 36-14 win over the Skyhawks in Amherst, MA on Saturday. The Skyhawks were limited to 27 rushing yards and 134 passing yards in their first-ever game against an FBS foe.
 
Washington State 48, DUQUESNE 7
FBS opponent Washington State put six-consecutive touchdowns on the scoreboard to coast to a 48-7 win over visiting Duquesne on Saturday. Graduate quarterback Carson Camp put the Dukes on the scoreboard with a one-yard scamper into the end zone at the 4:16 mark of the first quarter.
 
California 49, WAGNER 7
Cal's offense was too much for Wagner to handle on Saturday as the Seahawks dropped a 49-7 decision inside California Memorial Stadium in the first-ever meeting between the two programs. Redshirt freshman quarterback Benjamin Newman connected with sophomore wide receiver Malik Redd for an eight-yard touchdown pass to put the visitors on the board with 11:30 left in the second quarter.