Notable Rivalry Games
- Arizona 28, ASU 18
- Auburn 23, Alabama 22
- Cal 25, Stanford 20 (The Play)
- UCLA 20, USC 19 - In the first game of this rivalry contested at the Rose Bowl, USC trailed 20-13 and had 4th & Goal from the one-yard line with 0:01 left in the game. USC scored a touchdown and decided to go for the two-point conversion with 0:00 on the clock. USC announcer Tom Kelly remarked, "Typical of this great rivalry--even when it's over, it isn't over!" On the ensuing try for two by USC, UCLA's Karl Morgan sacked USC QB Scott Tinsley. This occurred within minutes of The Play, which was happening 400 miles to the north in Berkeley.
- USC 17, Notre Dame 13
- Tulane 31, #7 LSU 28 (Tulane's first win at Tiger Stadium since 1948)
- Ohio St. 24, Michigan 14
- #8 Nebraska 28, #11 Oklahoma 24
- #8 Penn St 27, #2 Nebraska 24
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