Jerome Miron-USA TODAY Sports
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Every year, each team has a situation or two that will define the season. If it makes a play, it goes on to great things; if it fails, it’s time to start talking about next year. Baylor had a few of those on Saturday against TCU. Because the Bears came up big in two pressure-packed […]
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Anyone who merely looks at the box score will conclude that the TCU defense had a rough outing against Baylor. However, the Horned Frog defense continued to make plays with the game on the line. The biggest one was this interception return for a touchdown by Marcus Mallet. Another
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Oregon’s offense has a way of frustrating opposing defenses. Today, it caused UCLA defensive coordinator Jeff Ulbrich so many problems that he got upset with head coach Jim Mora.
Denny Medley-USA TODAY Sports
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Once news broke of Todd Gurley’s suspension, the first question everyone asked was, “How would the Bulldogs respond?” On Saturday, the Dawgs answered, “With the character and poise of a champion.” Make no mistake about it: replacing Gurley was a huge task. After all, he accounted for over one-third of the team’s offense, and is […]
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Coming into Saturday’s game against Missouri, many people wondered what Georgia would do without Todd Gurley. Between Nick Chubb and Brendan Douglas, Dawg fans have nothing to worry about. Check out this nifty run by Douglas in which he goes airborne to get into the end zone.
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Watch how OU’s Zack Sanchez does an excellent job of jumping the route.
0 comments by Terry P. Johnson on 10/10/2014
It’s Friday, which means it’s time to preview this weekend’s games. Here’s a list of notes, observations, and stats to pay attention to. Am I the only one that remembered 2008’s 3-2 slugfest when looking at this weekend’s docket (which reads No. 2 Auburn vs. No. 3 Mississippi State)? As I mentioned in Wednesday’s Editorial […]
0 comments by Terry P. Johnson on 10/9/2014
Georgia running back Todd Gurley has been suspended indefinitely pending an NCAA investigation. Todd Gurley Suspended: The Latest. http://t.co/lwbzgNq0Sh — MaconDawg (@MaconDawg)
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Check out this effort by Deshaun Watson, in which he literally hurdles an N.C. State defender:
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Just seven days ago, Utah’s hopes of winning its division took a huge hit after the team blew a 21-point lead against Washington State. However, thanks to a very aggressive pass rush and some stellar play from their backup quarterback, the Utes still control their own destiny in the Pac-12 South race. Let’s be honest: […]
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Check out this spectacular effort by Utah’s Dres Anderson from Saturday night’s victory over UCLA: Dres Anderson’s spectacular catch http://t.co/woppMFMNWC — Terry P. Johnson (@SectionTPJ)
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It’s time to retire the “rebuilding” label that everyone wants to attach to Kentucky football. With the way the Wildcats fought back against South Carolina on Saturday night, “bowl-bound team” is a more accurate description. Make no mistake about it: UK beat a very good football team. After all, the Gamecocks have already defeated two […]
0 comments by Terry P. Johnson on 10/4/2014
With just 2:29 to play, Alvin “Bud” Dupree caught this deflected pass to give the Kentucky Wildcats a 45-38 victory over South Carolina.
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Who says that the Wildcat is just for running the football? A little trickeration gives
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Every year, there’s always a team that started the season outside the polls and finishes the season near the top of the polls. Thanks to its victory over Oklahoma on Saturday afternoon, don’t be surprised if TCU is that team. While this win wasn’t pretty, Gary Patterson’s team proved that it’s a contender in the […]
