After an underwhelming slate of games last week, college football fans have a lot to enjoy in week five. There are several matchups between two ranked teams, and the SEC picture will take a lot more shape after this weekend.
No teams dropped out of the Power 10 after week four, but there were some changes in position. Clemson and Oregon once again swap spots. After a big win over Arizona State, Stanford climbs to fourth. LSU rises also with a 35-21 win at home over Auburn.
On this show, the College football professor joins Jacob Bunn to look back at the good, bad, and the ugly from week 4. They also take a look at week 5.
Week four in the SEC - and college football in general - was fairly unimpressive and filled with heavily favored teams winning games. The Tennessee/Florida and Auburn/LSU games did give the SEC a bit of competitive action, but it was a boring week for the most part.
On this show, David Sears joins Jacob Bunn to recap week four and look ahead to week five.
The upcoming weekend is void of many significant matchups. Week four could be a spot where some top teams could get upset, but without some of those, I doubt there will be a lot of exciting action.
On this show, Jacob Bunn takes a look at the biggest matchups for week four in college football and some of the other headlines.
On this show, the College Football Professor joins Jacob Bunn to review week three and look ahead to week four.
Because of its win over Texas A&M, Alabama retains the top spot. But I still feel that the Aggies are one of the 10 best teams in the country. They only fall to seventh. I have Ohio State moving up to fourth based on its win over California on the road. Louisville did not […]
The top storyline coming into week three in the SEC surrounded what was going to take place between Alabama and Texas A&M in College Station. Would the game live up to the hype? The answer was an astounding yes. The only thing that was missing was overtime.