CAMEROTA: Notre Dame and Texas, two of college football's most popular teams went down to the wire last night, the Coy Wire. Let's bring him in. He has all the drama in this morning's "Bleacher Report." Hi, Coy.</s>COY WIRE, CNN SPORTS ANCHOR: I see what you did there, Alisyn. I like it. What an awesome weekend of college football. Seven ranked teams go down. The most ever on an opening weekend. One of them number 10 Notre Dame upset by unranked Texas. A school record of 102,315 fans show up in Austin. A sea of burnt orange and hook them horns. Texas had a two-point lead in the fourth, but an extra point attempt blocked. Notre Dame's John Crawford with the scoop and score ties up the game. This would go all the way to double overtime, where then it was time for swoops and score. Senior QB Tyrone Swoops on the keeper. Yes, draws the goal line for the win. Texas upsets the mighty fighting Irish of Notre Dame 50-47. Finally, another pro-athlete is following in the footsteps of 49ers quarterback, Colin Kaepernick, in protesting racial injustice and police brutality in America. This time, women's soccer star, Megan Rapinoe. She took a knee during the national anthem yesterday before her Seattle Reign took on the Chicago Red Stars. She said kneeling was, quote, "a little nod to Kaepernick and everything he's standing for right now." She later tweeted after being thanked for the gesture on social media that, "It's the least I can do, keep the conversation going." John, more and more athletes joining Colin Kaepernick in his message.</s>BERMAN: You can see the discussion he began. Social consciousness at work. Coy Wire, thank you so much.</s>WIRE: You're welcome.</s>BERMAN: All right, President Obama expected to hold a news conference in China any minute from now. Some people say he could be asked about Colin Kaepernick. We'll bring this to you live next.
Texas Tops Notre Dame In Double Overtime; Megan Rapinoe's Nod To Kaepernick.