DALLAS, Oct. 10 (UPI) -- It's called Separation Saturday, and the reason is some of the most important college football game of the year will be played this weekend.
The slate this weekend includes Miami-Florida State, Texas-Oklahoma, Ohio State-Wisconsin, Georgia-Tennessee, LSU-Florida, and USC-Stanford.
The top-ranked Sooners have not been seriously tested in their first five games, rolling to a 53-7 win over Iowa State last week, and Coach Bob Stoops is not hiding his confidence.
"I believe we have our overall strongest team coming into this game in five years," Stoops said.
Oklahoma has won the last three meetings in the Red River Shootout series against the Longhorns, including a 35-24 victory last season.
The Seminoles and Hurricanes both are 5-0. It will be the first time since 1992 that both teams enter the game ranked in the top five.
Elsewhere, it's Syracuse at Virginia Tech, Nebraska at Missouri, Auburn at Arkansas, Notre Dame at Pittsburgh, Kansas State at Oklahoma State, Virginia at Clemson, and on Friday night, Michigan at Minnesota.
