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Elliotâs Saturday Slate: The month of contenders or pretenders (opens the original)
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We are four weeks into the college football regular season; this is where the best teams separate themselves from the rest. Looking back on Week 4, the highest number of ranked matchups we may see this season provided us with more shakeups in the standings. Six teams that were ranked inside the top 20 all fell on Saturday, giving us a brand-new AP poll. Louisville was the first to fall short by a field goal to Wake Forest after the Cardinals suffered their second loss of the season, now sitting
Elliotâs Saturday Slate: Looking back and looking ahead, your Week 4 slate (opens the original)
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Week 3 gave us one of the biggest payback games in college football history. After Lane Kiffinâs departure from Ole Miss last season, the Rebels got their payback in a 32-24 home victory against LSU. This meeting made history with the only time a coach who left a program faced that team the following season in a top 10 matchup. The environment was hostile with tailgating starting at 5:30 a.m. for fans. A major upset occurred when No. 9 Texas A&M fell to unranked Kentucky at home. A 21-point pe
Elliotâs Saturday Slate: Week 2 settled arguments, Week 3 starts new ones (opens the original)
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It was another fantastic week of college football with a top five matchup and two stunning upsets as we roll into Week 3. The game of the week came in Saturday nightâs showdown between top-ranked Ohio State and No. 4 Texas. This game had everything from the start with the Buckeyes jumping out to a commanding 20-3 lead going into the half. Everyone thought it was over until Arch Manning heated up in the fourth quarter to lead Texas scoring 21 unanswered points for the comeback win and claim the
UConn falls to Maryland 38-14 in first Power Four matchup of the season (opens the original)
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EAST HARTFORD â The UConn football team faced its first challenge of the season Saturday, when it hosted Maryland as the first Power Four opponent of the year. The Terrapins handed Coach Jason Candle, Head Coach of the Huskies, his first loss at UConn, beating the Huskies 38-14. The last time the Huskies hosted a power four school was last season, when they took-down Duke in stellar fashion, 37-34. This time, their opponent walked in with the nation’s longest non-conference winning streak. The
Elliotâs Saturday Slate: Week one in the books, who delivered and who disappointed? (opens the original)
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The opening weekend in college football wasted no time putting on a show. It was a mix of close games, last second winners, and some colossal blowouts. With that being said, some programs showed they still belong on top whereas others displayed early signs of struggle â and if anyone asks you, yes, every second in the game matters! The teams at the top showed why they belong with schools such as Ohio State, LSU, Miami and Notre Dame dismantling their week one contender. Ohio State entered the
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