We have a another great Saturday fast approaching with a couple of the greatest rivalry games in college football.
We've seen some great games through the years |
Michigan-Michigan State is another classic that features two bitter in-state rivals, and this Saturday the Spartans look to continue their hot hand as they move closer to a conference title and an invite to the new playoff format. On Thursday long time Sparty fan, Mister Touchdown (TD), will be sharing his thoughts on the big game so be sure to check back for his featurette.
YOUR WEEKEND REWIND™....
Solid 8 week performance |
THE GOOD
#2 Florida State held on to win over #7 Notre Dame and, whether you like him or not, Jameis Winston showed us why he is one of the best playmakers in college football. Now if he would only grow up.
#16 Nebraska was too much for the Northwestern Wildcats as they won 38-17 in Evanston. Ameer Abdullah had four rushing touchdowns. Interesting stretch of games coming up (Wisconsin, Minnesota) for the Huskers as they inch closer to the conference championship game.
#25 UCLA rallied late to beat their little sister, Cal, 36-34. It was the first time in eight visits that the Bruins have won in Berkeley.
#14 Arizona State upset favored Stanford 26-10 in Tempe. The Sun Devils dominated both sides of the ball as they scored the most points against the country's top-rated defense.
What the heck is happening in College Station? Did the team forget to show up for the Alabama game? The #4 Crimson Tide rolled big time, 59-0. We're hoping they'll be too tired when they roll into KnoxVegas Saturday night in Weenie Kiffin's first return to Rocky Top.
THE BAD
We missed out on the Tennessee game as the Vols lost 34-3 in Oxford. We were hoping that UT could keep the game close and we'd win on the under. Our strategy looked like it might payoff at halftime but then the wheels came off Butch's little orange wagon as #3 Ole Miss unleashed its Rebel hounds.
Nick Chubb continued to impress as #9 Georgia beat Arkansas, 45-32. With Todd Gurley returning, does Pastor Richt have a tailback controversy? A full stable of running backs bodes well for the Dawg's final push toward the Dome.
THE UGLY
As feared, Georgia Tech is beginning their mid-season swoon as they drop another ACC contest to struggling North Carolina. If this trend continues, the heat on Paul Johnson's rumpus will jump another ten degrees. The winds of change are starting to howl at the Flats.
Be sure to check in tomorrow for Mister Touchdown's insight into the Michigan-Michigan State game.
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