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SC corner follows Milroe's eyes, gets a pick in the endzone!

That was great!

Burch suffered a non-contact lower body injury during practice on Thursday, making his status for Saturday night's game vs. Ohio State questionable. Non-contact injuries can be serious,

19 Straight points for SC and a 19-14 lead over Alabama, 1:30 left in the 3rd Quarter, and everybody except 'Bama fans wants SC to win this one.

I'll throw Kansas State in there. Alabama leads SC 14-9 at Halftime & Iowa 20 UW 10 at halftime. UW's FG went above the goal post, questionable whether it went through. It stands as good.

ACC Clemson> Every other team

Iowa 7 Huck the Fuskies 0

UMASS is a basketball school, didn't even know they played football. Missouri 14 UMASS 0

My favorite sign: Miami Is 4-2. Change My Mind. Herbie picks the Ducks to win the Natty in pre-season, but not now. Des sticks with the Ducks!!!!

Alabama takes an early 7-0 lead on SC, is there another one? Missouri 7-0 over UMASS. Wisconsin 7-0 over Rutgers, no score, UW-Iowa

Oregon has a new QB so does Ohio State, so does Miami. Texas had Ewers, but he got injured and was replaced by Arch Manning. He didn't transfer, but very little stability at QB for the top teams. Tennessee also has a new one. Alabama's Jalen Milroe was there last year.

Touchdown, ASU, 13-6. Cam Rising at QB for the Utes. They don't look like the Utes we're used to.

No way should UW have even been in the conversation. I remember a time the hosted, haven't been many It was against OBD of course, and of course Oregon won. Gotta love the internet. U-Dud is 1-2 hosting "GameDay" they have lost to USC and OBD once each, and yes, beat OBD, last year.

TD, ASU, Miss extra point, 6-6.

A pair of field goals have the Utes in the lead, 6-0.

Rece Davis challenges Oregon fans to 'reclaim' 'College Gameday' from Cal AWFULANNOUNCING.COM College Gameday host Rece Davis challenges Oregon to "reclaim" West Coast supremacy on the show after Cal played host to the...

No official updates have been released, and as it stands, Burch may very well suit up on Saturday without issue. But all eyes will be on Oregon’s official injury report, which must be released no later than two hours before kickoff.

The show’s host, Rece Davis, said that Corso has been sick for the past few weeks, according to Zachary Neel of Ducks Wire. “He’s not going to be here this week. He’s doing better. He’s been a little bit under the weather for the last couple of weeks,” Davis said, per Neel. “I talked to him earlier and he said he was sorry he is missing his best friend, The Duck.”

I'd usually pick Utah by default, but this time I'd take ASU. Northwestern is ahead, 17-7, go Wildcats.

That could create another problem.

I'm sure they will, and I'd say something, but Charles's software wouldn't allow it

College football is entering the Darwin era, survival of the Fittest, fortunately, Oregon is Fit, Oregon State?

Speculation is rampant about the Ducks' defensive standout. A Twitter/X user shared a screenshot of Hopkins detailing Burch's injury status this week. This is more of an insider scoop than it is confirmed by the team, but Hopkins shared that Burch got "knicked up" and was held out of practice out of precautionary concern. This was in response to a rumor that Burch was carted off the field. The good news for Burch and Oregon is that the team source told Hopkins that was an "excessive exaggeration of what happened." That would have been a disaster for both the team and the player.

The one Outlier among the national narrative? Rick Neuheisel. Of course, he actually has experienced Autzen and could point out Oregon on a map. The rest are completely unaware of where Oregon is, geographically or as a football team. No way is Nick Saban picking the Ducks tomorrow. Finesse is a dirty word in football. Even when those Oregon teams were consistently in the top 5 in rushing, the ground game, the label stuck. Since almost every team now is using tempo, putting players in space, finesse has faded away. But this is a game the Ducks need to win to be recognized as legit.