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Heat Check
How worth watching every game is, right now. Near 100, it’s on fire.
On fire MEM–TULN is on fire: Tulane leads 13–10, 2:45 left in the 2ndBig moment Pick-six: Memphis at Tulane, 10–22 (2nd)Lead change App State goes up 28–24 (3rd)Turnover Memphis at Tulane, 10–13 in the 2ndTurnover Memphis at Tulane, 10–16 in the 2ndLead change Tulane goes up 12–10 (2nd)Turnover App State at Coastal Carolina, 14–21 in the 2ndTurnover Washington at Purdue, 24–17 in the 3rdTurnover Memphis at Tulane, 10–23 in the 3rdTurnover App State at Coastal Carolina, 21–24 in the 3rdBig play 45-yard play: App State at Coastal Carolina (1st)Turnover Washington at Purdue, 24–17 in the 3rd
App State 35, Coastal Carolina 32
Relive it: the plays, the chat and the vibe check →Finals
Next kickoff: Saturday, October 17 · 11:00 AM CDT.
How Heat works
How close the game is and how late, how much it has swung in the last ten minutes, how big an underdog is hanging in, and the moments that matter (an onside kick kept, a last chance), with rivalries and ranked teams counting a little more. Garbage time cools a game right down. No odds, no betting, nothing to buy.
After the final whistle, a game gets one number, its Final Heat: the whole game, start to finish. The ending counts most, then how hot it stayed and its hottest minute; an upset adds only if it was close at the end. So a game can finish a little hotter than any one minute.