Warrior Weekly: Georgia becoming title contender

Duncan Stephenson|October 12, 2017

WSPN’s Charlie Moore recaps Super Bowl LIII.

Duncan’s College Football Top 4 – Week 6

1. Alabama Crimson Tide

Alabama looks somewhat mortal this week, as they struggled slightly with Texas A&M on the road. But, the Crimson Tide won again, and at this point the only team with any shot of beating them in the regular season is Auburn.

2. Clemson Tigers

They didn’t look quite as good as last week, but a solid victory over a solid team (Wake Forest) is good enough to keep them at #2.

3. Penn State Nittany Lions

Like Alabama and Clemson, Penn State beat a solid conference opponent on the road. Wasn’t pretty, but they got the job done. Their running game has been inconsistent lately. Look for them to get that cleaned up.

4. Georgia Bulldogs

I really hope Georgia goes into the SEC Championship game undefeated, which would set up an epic clash with Alabama. The Bulldogs are an almost identical team to Alabama. They have a quarterback who can make plays, but is limited throwing downfield. They have an elite ground game, and a great defense.

Heisman Watch:

1. Saquon Barkley, RB, Penn State – 1,044 total yards (8.0 per touch), 8 total TDs, 1 KOR TD

2. Bryce Love, RB, Stanford – 118 carries, 1,240 yards (10.5 per carry), 9 TDs

3. Baker Mayfield, QB, Oklahoma – 1,635 yards, 15 TDs, 0 INTs, 74.6% completion

Game of the Week: (12) Oklahoma Sooners vs. Texas Longhorns – 3:30 ET – ESPN

Oklahoma must bounce back after a bad loss at home against Iowa State. Texas has been improving ever since their season opening loss to Maryland, and look to hand Baker Mayfield and the Sooners their second straight defeat. The Red River Rivalry is always a good game.

Prediction: Oklahoma 41, Texas 31

C.J:

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Packers vs. Vikings

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Patriots vs. Jets

49ers vs. Redskins

Bears vs. Ravens

Browns vs. Texans

Buccaneers vs. Cardinals

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