Oregon just suffered one of the biggest upsets of the young college football season, Texas erased a 20-point fourth-quarter deficit against Ohio State, and suddenly the Big Ten looks a lot shakier than expected.

Galen Clavio and Matt Blaszka break down a chaotic Week 2, starting with Michigan’s grind-it-out win over Oklahoma and Oklahoma State’s remarkable turnaround against Oregon. One week after losing to Tulsa—and one year after getting demolished by the Ducks—the Cowboys physically controlled Oregon and handed Dan Lanning’s team a potentially season-altering loss.

Then it’s Texas and Ohio State. The Buckeyes dominated for three quarters and led 23-3 before Texas stormed back with 21 unanswered points to win 24-23. How much did the comeback tell us about Arch Manning and Texas? And are Ohio State’s recurring problems against physical opponents becoming a real concern?

Galen and Matt also examine what has gone wrong at Oregon, name North Dakota State and Mississippi State their Teams of the Week, and take a broader look at a surprisingly shaky Big Ten. Outside of Indiana and Ohio State, how many teams in the conference can actually be trusted right now?

The guys also update Football Weather’s early efficiency metrics, compare the AP Top 25 with FPI and adjusted performance data, unveil this week’s Merit Poll, and close with two spectacularly wet Football Weather Games of the Week.