1. South Carolina stuns Clemson
It was close, but Deshaun Watson and the Tigers' offense proved to be too much for the Gamecocks, as they survived 37 - 32. Clemson faces North Carolina in the ACC title game next, with a playoff spot on the line. If the Tigers win, they are in. A more interesting scenario will be encountered if North Carolina wins. Would a one-loss Tar Heels team jump six spots to reach the top 4 if they knock off top-ranked Clemson? Or would the committee go with a one-loss Ohio State or two-loss Stanford (assuming the Cardinal win the Pac 12)?2. Auburn shocks Alabama
Auburn kept it close for a while, but eventually the Tide rode Derrick Henry to another Alabama victory, 29 - 13. If they can make it past the reeling Gators in the SEC title game, they'll clinch a playoff spot.
3. Zeke bounces back with 200+ yards vs TTUN
4. Nebraska thwarts Iowa's playoff hopes
Another game that was close, but eventually went the way of the favorite. The Hawkeyes kept their B1G title and playoff hopes alive with a 28 - 20 win over the Cornhuskers, to record their first 12-win season in school history. They head to Indy next week to face their toughest challenge of the year, squaring off against the Spartans in what is essentially a play-in game for a top four spot.5. I use the letter M on Saturday
I tried, but was unsuccessful. Too many words contain that vile 13th letter. Perhaps a change to the alphabet is in order? I suggest we replace 'M' with 'B' (for Buckeyes) in all words. It bakes sense to be!
Week 13 record: 2 - 3
Overall record: 18.5 - 46.5
Other headlines from week 13:
We're starting to achieve clarity in the big dance which is the college football playoff race. There are probably only 8 teams left with a realistic shot at competing for a national championship. In just a few days, the list of contenders will be narrowed down to 4. But will it be clear-cut or will there be controversy, like last year?
Week 13 record: 2 - 3
Overall record: 18.5 - 46.5
Other headlines from week 13:
Baylor, Notre Dame go down while Oklahoma solidifies position in top 4
We're starting to achieve clarity in the big dance which is the college football playoff race. There are probably only 8 teams left with a realistic shot at competing for a national championship. In just a few days, the list of contenders will be narrowed down to 4. But will it be clear-cut or will there be controversy, like last year?
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