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Georgia has 5 selections on Saturday Down South's midseason All-SEC team, but Tennessee and Mizzou also have 3 apiece. The post Midseason All-SEC team: Georgia leads the way with 5 selections appeared first on Saturday Down South .
Arizona returns from a bye week to host Iowa State at Homecoming, looking to extend its strong early‑season run. The Wildcats’ 2027 recruiting class now boasts 16 commits, with 14 seeing game action last weekend as coaches scout additional talent. The edition also spotlights high‑school standouts: Caden Jones (QB, Crean Lutheran) perfect 18‑for‑18 for 190 yards and a rushing TD; Wayne Shanks Jr. (RB, Kinkaid) 24 carries for 121 yards and a TD; Curtis Zeno Jr. (RB, Paetow) 10 carries for 49 yards and a 41‑yard run; Braylen Ross (WR, Crean Lutheran) 7 catches for 101 yards; and Ahzan Bacote (DL, Cornerstone Christian) 7 tackles, 3 TFL and 3 sacks in a 49‑24 win. These performances hint at the talent pipeline feeding Arizona’s upcoming seasons.
LSU heads to Jordan-Hare Stadium on Saturday after a 31‑0 shutout of Mississippi State and a 27‑24 upset of No. 1 Georgia. A win would mark coach Lane Kiffin’s first road triumph, lift the Tigers to 5‑2 overall (2‑2 SEC) and build momentum before facing Alabama and Texas. A loss would add a third SEC defeat, reviving doubts about LSU’s ability to win away games after earlier setbacks at Ole Miss and Kentucky. The game also tests Auburn, fresh off their 24‑17 victory over LSU and a recent win over Georgia, making the matchup a pivotal SEC showdown.
Matt Rhule uses Nebraska’s bye week to pitch a near‑breakthrough program to recruits. He highlights the Huskers’ narrowing gap with Big Ten powerhouses, a defense that ranks among the nation’s best (a +1.5 turnover margin puts them sixth nationally), and the chance for players to contribute immediately and earn NFL exposure against elite competition. Rhule also leans on Nebraska’s unrivaled fan passion—full stadiums, intense support, and a collective desire to end years of frustration—as a unique recruiting draw. The message blends tangible progress with the opportunity to be the missing piece that turns competitive games into wins.
Tennessee’s Neyland Stadium Sets College Football Record for Loudest Peak Crowd Noise
By KACE KIESCHNICK, Tiger Rag Staff Reporter No. 18 LSU (5-2, 2-2 SEC) at Auburn (4-2, 2-2 SEC) Saturday, Oct. 24 • 11 a.m. • ABC Auburn, Alabama • Jordan-Hare Stadium (88,043 capacity) Spread: LSU [...] The post LSU At Auburn Scouting Report: Can LSU Get 1st Road SEC Win Since 2024? appeared first on TigerRag.com .
The FOX commentator believes college football's premier conferences will come together on a scheduling pact in the 24-team CFP Era. The post Joel Klatt says SEC-Big Ten scheduling agreement in place once CFP expands appeared first on Saturday Down South .
The FCS Football Week 8 Preview & Predictions spans the nation for top games and storylines. Many teams are falling into win-only scenarios. The post FCS Football Week 8 Preview & Predictions: It’s the Playoffs Before the Postseason appeared first on Opta Analyst .
Bulldog senior tight end Lawson Luckie has been included as one of 20 semifinalists for the 10th annual Jason Witten Collegiate Man of the Year Award, according to a recent announcement.
The Smoking Musket previews West Virginia’s week‑8 showdown with TCU in Fort Worth, highlighting the Mountaineers’ recent comeback win that lifted them to 4‑3 and put them two victories from bowl eligibility. WVU boasts the nation’s eighth‑best offense, averaging 497 yards and 37 points per game, while TCU counters with the third‑best defense, allowing just 12 points and 264 yards. Both coaches—Sonny Dykes and Rich Rodriguez—must keep their teams focused after big emotional wins, as the game could hinge on whether WVU’s defense can improve and TCU’s defense can contain the high‑powered Mountaineer attack.
The Wildcats' offense could look like its usual self against the Commodores if their leading rusher gets back on the gridiron. The post Kentucky shares encouraging update on CJ Baxter’s status for Vanderbilt game appeared first on Saturday Down South .
Arch Manning has been struggling for Texas. He has thrown five interceptions this year, including three in the last three weeks, with some untimely mistakes that have cost Texas two straight games. As Steve Sarkisian prepares his Texas team to face Ole Miss, there is speculation that Sarkisian could bench Manning. Now, former Notre Dame […] The post Brian Kelly claims Texas quarterback Arch Manning’s struggles are actually Steve Sarkisian’s fault appeared first on ClutchPoints .
Michigan Wolverines gear up for a high‑stakes recruiting weekend as five‑star Georgia quarterback Jayden Wade (2028 class) visits Ann Arbor for the Indiana game on Saturday. Wade, the nation’s No. 1 QB and No. 6 overall on Rivals, remains committed to Georgia but Michigan is pushing hard, citing long‑standing coach ties. The Wolverines also host 2028 five‑star OT Antijuan Wilkes Jr., four‑star safety LaMarcus Army, and prospects like four‑star QB Levi Kerr, who recently flipped his interest toward Michigan after a campus tour. Additionally, Michigan flips three‑star WR Yuto Kawamura‑Johnson from Toledo, adding depth to the 2027 class.
After a turbulent stretch that included Gunner Stockton’s fumble in the Oct. 17 loss to Auburn at Sanford Stadium, a Georgia Bulldogs fan reflects on the relief of an upcoming off‑week. The author jokes about the physical toll of following the team, the inevitable defensive slips, missed field goals by Peyton Woodring, and errant throws, while also giving a lighthearted nod to referees and broadcast graphics staff getting a break. The piece urges fans to enjoy a quieter Saturday free from football drama and address everyday chores, ending with a classic “Go Dawgs!” sentiment.
Jude James stepped up against Mississippi, logging a career‑high 40 snaps and becoming the most productive Missouri tight end this season with five catches for 57 yards in a 31‑3 loss. He hauled a 22‑yard seam gain—the longest TE reception of the year—and added a 16‑yard in‑route. With Brett Norfleet sidelined, James ranked second among qualified receivers at 2.19 yards per route, eclipsing his seniors in vertical threat. Despite sharing run‑blocking duties, his speed and playmaking could earn him a larger role after the bye, especially heading into the Halloween clash with Arkansas.
LSU’s recent bounce‑back win over Mississippi State reshapes its draft outlook as Week 8 unfolds. Offensive tackle Jordan Seaton’s stock climbs, positioning him as a likely first‑round pick, while tight end Trey’Dez Green dips slightly but stays in the first round. Notable moves include cornerback Braelin Moore jumping into the third round and defensive end Princewill Umanmielen solidifying a second‑round slot. Quarterback Sam Leavitt appears in the fifth round, and linebacker Jordan Ross, after a strong showing, could rise to the second round with continued performance.
Tennessee heads to South Carolina on Saturday afternoon for what can only be described as a possible trap game. The post Fearless Prediction: Tennessee vs. South Carolina appeared first on Saturday Down South .
Abella Danger parties with UM legend on Miami yacht.
The Daily Gopher breaks down Minnesota’s three chances to upset Iowa in the upcoming rivalry on Oct. 22, 2026, when the Gophers travel to face the Hawkeyes and the famed Floyd of Rosedale bronze pig. Key to victory: stop Iowa’s lead rusher Kamari Moulton, win the special‑teams battle (Minnesota’s reliable kicker and dynamic punt returner Javon Tracy versus Iowa’s recent miss‑hits), and attack with a faster, no‑huddle tempo under quarterback Drake Lindsey. The preview notes Iowa’s strong season and highlights LB Cam Buffington and RB Moulton as players to watch, and predicts a 27‑13 Iowa win unless coach PJ Fleck can prove he can beat Kirk Ferentz.
University of Utah senior defensive tackle Jamal Wallace has been placed on indefinite suspension following his arrest earlier this month in Salt Lake City after a woman he had been dating told police he sexually assaulted her. News of the Oct. 11 arrest was first reported Wednesday night by Josh Furlong of KSL.com. According to […] The post Big 12 Football Star Suspended Indefinitely After Arrest on Charges appeared first on EssentiallySports .
Big Ten action spikes on Saturday, Oct. 22, as Indiana heads to Ann Arbor to face No. 6 Michigan (21‑18 win highlighted by Tommy Carr’s TD). The Hoosiers (6‑1, 3‑1) try to bounce back from their first loss in over two years, while Michigan’s defense aims to contain freshman QB Josh Hoover. Other key matchups include No. 25 Northwestern vs. Rutgers, Oregon at Illinois, No. 9 UCLA vs. Michigan State, and No. 15 Iowa at Minnesota, each with notable betting lines and playoff implications. The evening caps with No. 16 USC traveling to Wisconsin. Fans can gauge which games offer the best watch value based on team form and stakes.
The Wisconsin Badgers travel to Camp Randall this weekend to face the USC Trojans after a 17-7 defeat by UCLA. Entering as 2.5‑point underdogs, the Badgers aim to rebound against an explosive USC offense that is 6-1 but has posted close, underwhelming wins (25-21 over Washington, 31-23 over Penn State, 42-35 over Rutgers). USC’s defense remains porous despite a new coordinator, and head coach Lincoln Riley faces scrutiny. Both teams need a win to stay on track for playoff hopes, prompting a fan poll on whether Wisconsin can pull off the upset.
Ohio State’s 6‑1 start fuels a ranking of its top five performers before the bye week. Safety Earl Little Jr., a former Florida State transfer, leads the Buckeyes with 38 tackles and four pass breakups, anchoring a versatile secondary. Center Carson Hinzman, now in his fourth year, provides vital stability and leadership on an uneven offensive line after Julian Sayin’s injury. Free safety Jaylen McClain emerges as a playmaker with standout games against Illinois, Maryland and Indiana, delivering tackles, pass breakups, a sack and a forced fumble. The list highlights the blend of experience and rising talent driving the Buckeyes’ playoff push.
Ryan Day got the Indiana win he wanted, but the price could be far greater than anyone in Columbus expected. Julian Sayin’s injury has put Ohio State’s championship campaign in jeopardy, forcing the Buckeyes to turn to their backups at the worst possible time. And with No. 16 USC looming, the pressure is mounting, and […] The post Ryan Day’s Ohio State Faces Grim Warning from National Analyst Amid Julian Sayin’s Absence: “Not Gonna Win” appeared first on EssentiallySports .
A broken foot forces the Nebraska Cornhuskers to shuffle the defense, while Matt Rhule vents over special teams mistakes and targets elite recruits.