Takeaways from Week 10 of College Football: Miami's collapse; Julian Sayin for Heisman?

Week 10 of college football brought significant developments, highlighted by standout performances and pivotal team narratives.

Julian Sayin's Heisman Case: Ohio State quarterback Julian Sayin delivered a powerful performance against Penn State, completing 20-of-23 passes for 316 yards and four touchdowns. Sayin leads FBS quarterbacks with an 80.7% completion rate and is a prominent contender for the Heisman Trophy, ranking highly in both long passes and total touchdowns.

Arch Manning's Rise: Texas quarterback Arch Manning showed marked improvement, particularly in games against Mississippi State and Vanderbilt. Manning threw for 328 yards and three touchdowns against Vanderbilt, contributing to Texas's 7-2 record and potential push for a College Football Playoff spot.

Miami's Decline: Miami has seen a dramatic downturn, now with two losses and diminished hopes for the ACC title and College Football Playoff. Issues such as turnovers by quarterback Carson Beck and game management by Coach Mario Cristobal have contributed