College Football Week 7 Scores: Mississippi State, Ole Miss Make Statements

The Fighting Irish stayed unbeaten by outdueling the Tar Heels in the highest-scoring game in the 84-year history of Notre Dame Stadium.

Bryce Petty continued to make his case for the Heisman, throwing for 6 TDs and 510 yards, as Baylor came back from 21 down to beat TCU.

Bo Wallace helped Ole Miss' dream season continue by scoring 2 TDs with his legs and throwing for another, as the Rebels easily beat the Aggies in Week 7.

Oklahoma could not afford a slip up in its big rivalry game against retooling Texas. The Longhorns made things interested late, but the Sooners were able to hang on for a much-needed win.

Jameis Winston was able to shut out all the off-field negativity and lead the Seminoles to a resounding road win over Syracuse by tossing 3 TDs and completing 83 percent of his passes.

After suffering their first loss of the season in Week 6, the Crimson Tide had to win on the road at Arkansas to get back on track. They did just that, barely. But a win is a win in the SEC.

Marcus Mariota picked the Oregon Ducks up off the turf with a 3-TD performance in a key Pac 12 win over the UCLA Bruins.

The Georgia Bulldogs are still a good football team without Todd Gurley, and it also appears the Missouri Tigers are overrated.

It wasn't pretty at times, but the Spartans earned a Big Ten road win over the lowly Purdue Boilermakers on their quest to get back to Pasadena.

Long live the college kicker stereotype as the Wildcats lost on a missed 36-yard FG in the finals seconds of their showdown with USC. Arizona even recovered an onside kick to set up the game-winning attempt. Ouch.

It's close, but the story of the year in CFB is the run of Mississippi State. The Bulldogs stayed perfect by beating down the No. 2 Auburn Tigers at home on Saturday.

Are the Bulldogs the best team in all the land?