The two highest-ranked teams in the Big 12 both lost on Saturday, both on the road, both to unranked teams. UCF beat No. 2 BYU 39-31 in double overtime in Orlando, and Cincinnati beat No. 8 Texas Tech 37-24 at Nippert Stadium. Fans stormed the field after both.

UCF 39, BYU 31: Keyone Jenkins Never Gave It Away

UCF quarterback Keyone Jenkins completed 25 of 41 passes for 293 yards and three touchdowns with no interceptions, and ran for another score, per CollegeFootballData.com. The Knights finished with zero turnovers, ran 83 plays to BYU's 68 and converted 9 of 16 third downs. Tyren Hornes caught six passes for 137 yards, including a 56-yarder.

It still took two overtimes. BYU tied it 24-24 on Matthias Dunn's 47-yard field goal early in the fourth quarter, and BYU blocked a UCF field goal attempt at the end of regulation, according to ESPN. In the first overtime, Bear Bachmeier hit Legend Glasker for a 28-yard touchdown and Jenkins answered with a 25-yarder to Josh Derry. In the second, Jenkins found Grayson Brousseau from 4 yards out and then hit Hornes for the two-point conversion. BYU could not answer.

Bachmeier finished 16 of 32 for 257 yards, two touchdowns and an interception, and Kyler Kasper caught six for 129. The crowd at the Acrisure Bounce House was 45,112. UCF is 4-3 and BYU is 6-1.

Cincinnati 37, Texas Tech 24: Cole Tabb's 173 Yards

Cincinnati running back Cole Tabb carried 16 times for 173 yards, 10.8 per carry, and his 58-yard touchdown run with 6:06 left made it 37-18. JC French IV threw four touchdown passes, all in the red zone, to four different receivers, including one to Tabb.

Texas Tech moved the ball but kept stalling. The Red Raiders converted 3 of 15 third downs, did not throw a touchdown pass, lost two fumbles and were flagged 13 times for 85 yards, per CollegeFootballData.com. Stone Harrington kicked four field goals, and Peyton Morgan's 53-yard interception return was their only touchdown until the final minute. Cincinnati's defense had four sacks, two from Patrick Bauer. Texas Tech is 6-1 and Cincinnati is 5-2.

Next Saturday, Arizona State visits BYU and No. 25 Arizona visits Texas Tech. Scoring plays are from ESPN's UCF-BYU and Cincinnati-Texas Tech game pages; team and player stats from CollegeFootballData.com. More on our college football page.