College Football Saturday: UCLA’s Win, Kansas State’s Game and the Night Schedule

UCLA recorded a 28–10 win over Michigan State on Saturday. Kansas State–Arizona State remained in progress in the score data checked for this article. Below are that result, a timestamped Kansas State update and the published broadcast details for three night games. All Eastern times refer to Saturday, October 24.

Sources: ESPN — Michigan State–UCLA final and statistics ↗ · UCLA Athletics — football schedule and Michigan State result ↗ · ESPN — Kansas State–Arizona State score and scoring plays ↗

UCLA beat Michigan State 28–10 at the Rose Bowl in Pasadena. The Bruins scored 14 points in the second quarter and another 14 in the third after Michigan State took a 7–0 lead in the first.

UCLA finished with 443 total yards against Michigan State’s 156. The Spartans committed three turnovers and converted two of 11 third downs. The Bruins converted six of 16.

The result appears as a win on UCLA’s official schedule and as final in ESPN’s game data. UCLA’s next listed game is at home against Nevada on October 31.

Sources: ESPN — Michigan State–UCLA final and statistics ↗ · UCLA Athletics — football schedule and Michigan State result ↗

Arizona State led Kansas State 28–17 with 1:45 remaining in the fourth quarter in ESPN’s feed at 7:23 p.m. Eastern. That was an in-progress reading, not a confirmed final score.

Two fourth-quarter touchdown runs changed the score after Kansas State carried a 17–14 lead into the period. The Sun Devils’ scoring plays were a 12-yard run with 14:55 left and an 11-yard run with 6:23 remaining.

Kansas State’s published game information placed the matchup at Mountain America Stadium in Tempe. The announced kickoff was 2:45 p.m. Central, which is 3:45 p.m. Eastern, on ESPN2.

Sources: ESPN — Kansas State–Arizona State score and scoring plays ↗ · Kansas State Athletics — Arizona State kickoff and ESPN2 assignment ↗

Colorado’s game at Oklahoma State was assigned to FS1. The Buffaloes’ gameday guide listed a 5:05 p.m. Mountain kickoff, equivalent to 7:05 p.m. Eastern, at Boone Pickens Stadium in Stillwater.

Both teams entered after three-point losses. Colorado fell 27–24 to Utah, while Oklahoma State lost 35–32 at Houston. Colorado’s preview identified this as the 49th meeting between the programs.

For radio coverage, Colorado listed 850 AM KOA and 94.1 FM in Denver, with its football radio network carrying the broadcast. The school’s game guide links to live statistics and postgame coverage.

Sources: Colorado Athletics — Oklahoma State game and broadcast guide ↗

Boise State’s schedule lists USA Network for the game at Washington State. The listed start was 4 p.m. Mountain, or 6 p.m. Eastern. Washington State’s schedule places the game at Gesa Field in Pullman.

The matchup is a Pac-12 conference game. Boise State entered the day 5–1 overall and 2–0 in conference play, according to its schedule. Washington State’s schedule identifies the date as Homecoming Weekend.

The Broncos’ page provides separate links for the television broadcast, radio coverage and live statistics. Those links are useful if a search result shows an older score or a different time zone.

Sources: Boise State Athletics — schedule, records and broadcast links ↗ · Washington State Athletics — schedule, venue and homecoming ↗

Clemson’s official gameday page lists ESPN for Virginia Tech’s visit to Memorial Stadium, with a 7 p.m. Eastern kickoff. Radio coverage is on the Clemson Athletic Network.

Clemson entered 4–2 overall and 2–1 in the ACC. Virginia Tech entered 5–2 and 2–2 in conference play. Clemson described the matchup as the start of five consecutive ACC games after two weeks outside conference competition.

The school’s gameday page links to the broadcast, live statistics and its stadium guide. Its published schedule lists Florida State in Tallahassee as the following opponent on October 31.

Sources: Clemson Athletics — Virginia Tech gameday details ↗ · Clemson Athletics — football schedule ↗