College football scores, live updates: Tennessee vs. South Carolina, Alabama vs. Texas A&M and more

First, it was Alabama’s Dijon Lee Jr. who intercepted Marcel Reed and took him to the house for a 39-yard pick-6. Now it’s Red Morgan from Alabama who attacks the Texas A&M quarterback.

The Tide started strong defensively.

LaNorris Sellers dominates the Tennessee defense early.

Sellers scores on a 31-yard TD run to give the Gamecocks a quick 14-0 lead. Sellers threw for 84 yards and rushed for 43 during the Gamecocks’ first two drives of the game.

Dijon Lee Jr. jumps in front of Marcel Reed’s pass and sprints 41 yards to the house. Bama on the board first.

Alabama 7, Texas A&M 0

The Red Raiders were able to get a touchdown on schedule, but that’s makeup on a pig at this point.

The Bearcats pull off a huge upset against No. 8 Texas Tech and the fans storm the field at Nippert Stadium.

LaNorris Sellers returns it to Mazeo Bennett Jr., who takes it 17 yards on a screen for a touchdown to open the game. Good start for the Gamecocks.

South Carolina 7, Tennessee 0

The Hoosiers survive! Michigan was facing a fourth-and-9 on its first possession in overtime and Tommy Carr’s pass fell incomplete.

It’s a ball game, folks. Cincinnati will pull off the surprise and it’s an explosion. No. 8 Texas Tech trailed for most of the game and looked lost at times.

The Hoosiers had no trouble scoring on the first possession of overtime. Josh Hoover ran it into the end zone after completing a long pass to bring it to the Michigan 4-yard line.

Indiana 13, Michigan 6

The Bearcats now take on the Red Raiders. They are in the end zone again on a 58-yard touchdown run by Cole Tabb.

Cincinnati 37, Texas Tech 18 | 6 minutes left

The Wolverines fought their way to the Indiana 3-yard line, but the Hoosiers held on with the game on the line and Trey Butkowski kicked a 26-yard field goal as time expired to send the game into overtime.

Football bonus at the Big House!

The Wolverines just converted on third down as Tommy Carr rushed and found Channing Goodwin on a long pass.

They are in the red zone with a little over 3 minutes to play.

Hoosiers quarterback Josh Hoover had a wide-open first down but tripped over his own feet and failed, so Indiana had to push him to Michigan.

There are only 7:32 left to play and the Wolverines have the ball at their 39.

LSU just threw a dagger early in the fourth quarter against Auburn as Dilin Jones ran in a 12-yard touchdown run to cap a 7-play, 67-yard drive.

LSU 38, Auburn 10

The Bearcats seem to have regained their confidence. They are in the end zone again on a 17-yard TD pass from JC French to Larenzo Fenner.

Cincy 31, Texas Tech 15 | 50 seconds left in the third quarter

Now it’s Josh Hoover’s turn to throw a pick – his first of the season.

The Wolverines aren’t able to do much with the ensuing possession, but they finally get on the board after a Trey Butkowski basket.

Indiana 6, Michigan 3

Stone Harrington’s fourth attempt of the day was his first failure. Cincinnati still leads 24-15.

The Bearcats are falling apart a bit. A poor decision by Cincy’s JC French as he threw to a well-covered receiver and TTU’s Amier Boyd caught it.

French hasn’t thrown an interception this season, but he has thrown 2 in the last 3 games.

Texas Tech’s Brice Pollock was flagged for being targeted while hitting Isaiah Johnson as Johnson tried to make the catch. The ball deflected off Johnson and fell into the hands of Peyton Morgan. Morgan returned the pass for a pick-6.

However, Pollock was called for being targeted as his right shoulder hit Johnson in the helmet. After review, the targeting error was overturned. The pick-6 stood up.

Tech didn’t get the ensuing 2-point conversion. But Cincinnati’s lead is now reduced to nine.

Cincy 24, Texas Tech 15

The Wolverines had put together a long, nice drive to get the ball to the 1-yard line to start the second half, but Tommy Carr took a big sack on third down, then Trey Butkowski missed the short field goal.

What a waste for Michigan.