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Tennessee takes a 14-10 lead over Alabama.

Is the Alabama-Tennessee game a classic defensive struggle, or two below average offenses?

Playing Nebraska should make Ohio State, and its fans feel better. If Ohio State doesn't cover the spread, which should be -38, there is something really wrong.

Alabama scores first, leads Tennessee, 7-0 after a scoreless 1st quarter.

Illinois could have put the dagger in Michigan with that field goal, now lead, 6-0.

Oh yes, the Galloping Ghost was a fantastic player.

2024 Indiana is the definite exception to the rule that rankings don't matter early in the season. OBD was ranked No.3 at the start of the season. Looked a little shaky, though not so much now as well as BSU is doing, and fell to No.9. But, OBD is on a roll and sits at No.2, and should be No.1, if Georgia beats Texas. Indiana on the other hand started the season unranked and sit at No.16 now. They just destroyed Nebraska, 56-7 should be at least in the top 10 in the next poll, and have a clear shot at being 10-0 when they go to the 'Shoe on Nov.23.

Illinois is dressed in Red Grange era uniforms, while Michigan continues to play like it's 1920. The Wolverines did attempt a forward pass in the last drive. Illinois leads, 3-0.

Clemson is the best team in the ACC. Their1st game loss to Georgia will look even better after Georgia beats Texas tonight.

Yes, Miami is at it again, and Indiana should definitely be ranked higher than No.16. There's a great topic to discuss how they compare to the Ducks and Ohio State and how te season will play out here

Guess what? Call on the field is fumble. It was recovered by Louisville and returned for a touchdown. Call was overruled on review.

Miam 45-38. Review Center on stand-by.

And 1/8th of the attention.

TD, Louisville, 38-38.

I don't include a comeback win over 3-3 USC as a "Quality win"

TD, Miami, 38-31

UNLV at Oregon State, 7:00 on the CW.

Louisville recovers a Miami fumble, another TD pass for Shough, 31-31.

Before the season started, none of us looked at the schedule and said, "whew, at least we don't play Indiana". Whew now. After they get done whacking Nebraska, Washington shows up next week, then at Michigan State, Michigan at home, Bye, then Indiana @ Ohio State, in a game that could blow OSU completely to bits, then it's home against Purdue. Unless Indiana stubs every toe on every player's foot, it looks like the worse they'll be going into the B!G Champioship Game is 11-1.

Halftime UCLA 21 Rutgers 10

Talk about a surprise. Last year Indy was 3-9. This year, new team, new coach, now they're 6-0, with one of the best scoring offenses in the country. Now it's 28-7 Indiana.

21-7 Indiana.

Right now, it would help if Nebraska beat Indiana. Not looking like that's going to happen. Indiana @ Ohio State on Nov.23 will probably get "Gameday".

SC 21 OU 0

TD, Nebraska, Indiana leads, 14-7.