By Staff, SuperWest Sports
Teams from the West competed in 19 games in Week Seven.
You probably didn’t have time to watch them all, but fortunately, you don’t have to—you can read about them below.
Here are brief game summaries for each matchup.
[[2026 SuperWest Combined College Football Standings]]
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Friday, October 23, 2026
Stanford 31, NC State 28
Stanford Stadium
The Cardinal surprised the Wolfpack 31-28 Friday at home in Stanford. The Tree’s Davis Warren threw for 303 yards and four touchdowns. NCSU’s CJ Bailey threw for 256 yards and two touchdowns. Micah Ford gained 150 yards on the ground for Stanford. Sam Mattingly paced Stanford with 10 stops. Ronnie Royal III led NCSU with 10 tackles. The Tree outgained NCSU in total yards 477-381. The contest was decided in the final moments.
Up Next: Stanford plays Louisville on the road
Wyoming 28, Air Force 14
War Memorial Stadium
The Cowboys upended the Falcons 28-14 Friday at home in Laramie, leading wire-to-wire. Wyoming’s Tyler Hughes tossed two touchdown passes, and rushed for 146 yards and a TD. AFA’s Evan Medders gained 115 yards on the ground. Carter Cremascoli kicked two field goals for Air Force. Steven Perez paced Wyoming with 17 stops, and Esaia Bogar recovered two fumbles. Blake Fletcher led the Falcons with nine tackles. Wyoming won despite being outgained by AFA in total yards 387-301.
Up Next: Wyoming has a bye , and Air Force takes on UConn at home
Wednesday, October 21, 2026
New Mexico State 30, Sam Houston 24
Elliott T. Bowers Stadium
The Aggies outlasted the Bearkats 30-24 Wednesday on the road in Huntsville, in a back-and-forth battle with three lead changes. SHSU’s Landyn Locke threw for 235 yards and a touchdown. NMSU’s Adam Damante tossed two touchdown passes, and James Jones rushed for 178 yards and a touchdown. Tim Burns Jr. caught a touchdown pass to go with his 117 receiving yards for Sam Houston. Sone Aupiu paced the Aggies with seven stops, Josiah Charles hauled in an interception, and Kaian Roberts-Day recovered a fumble. Tyler Bailey led the Bearkats with seven tackles. The Aggies defense stuffed SHSU behind the line of scrimmage on 38.9% of rushing attempts.
Up Next: New Mexico State faces Jacksonville State at home