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CFB Week 2 winners, losers: Michigan, Oklahoma State's exaggerated demises
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Key Points:
- Texas Longhorns staged a dramatic comeback to defeat No. 1 Ohio State 24-23, overcoming early turnovers and deficits, showcasing quarterback Arch Manning's talent and strong team potential this season.
- Michigan and Oklahoma State defied expectations by upsetting ranked opponents No. 11 Oklahoma and No. 6 Oregon respectively, proving that early-season struggles do not always predict future outcomes.
- Boise State running back Dylan Riley delivered a career-high 206 yards in a key 38-20 victory over Memphis, bolstering Boise State's position in the Group of Six playoff race.
- Oregon quarterback Dante Moore struggled under NFL scouts' watch, completing less than 50% of his passes and being outperformed by Oklahoma State's Drew Mestemaker in a 39-31 loss, raising concerns about his NFL draft projection.
- Mississippi State's sophomore quarterback Kamario Taylor impressed with 227 passing yards, three touchdowns, and 86 rushing yards in a 38-13 win over Minnesota, signaling a promising future in the SEC.
