The Pittsburgh Panthers (7-2) will take aim at a signature win on Saturday when they host the No. 20 Clemson Tigers (7-2). Pitt opened the season with seven consecutive victories before suffering back-to-back losses in its past two games.

Texas kept its College Football Playoff and SEC title hopes kicking with a win over rival Arkansas. The Longhorns (9-1 overall, 5-1 SEC) jumped out to a 13-0 lead midway through the third quarter and that margin would be enough to get the win, even with a 10-point run from the Razorbacks to make it a one-possession game with 12:48 to play.

Eli Holstein remains a game-time decision for Pat Narduzzi due to a head injury. If Pitt is forced to turn to backup Nate Yarnell, Clemson’s defense will swarm. The statuesque quarterback was forced into action last week against Virginia and the Wahoos pressured him into two interceptions.