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Tim Tebow seems to think that the Georgian defense held him late against Clyde Edwards-Helaire and LSU. (Jonathan Bachman / Getty Images)
The first standings of the university football playoff season will be released Tuesday night, and two of the top four teams of the season. A poll of the Associated Press – No. 1 in Alabama and No. 4 in UML – is missing this weekend to prepare for their meeting at Death Valley on Nov. 3. It could be a sleepy weekend in our eternal quest for chaos.
All the time is.
[Week 9 kickoff: Alabama is a factor even during a week off]
Friday
| Time | Thu | TV |
|---|---|---|
| 6:30 | Louisiana Tech in Florida Atlantic | CBS Sports Network |
| 7 | Miami at Boston College | ESPN |
| 8 | Indiana Minnesota | Fox Sports 1 |
| ten | Wyoming in the state of Colorado | CBS Sports Network |
| 10:30 | # 23 Utah at UCLA | ESPN |
The rather dense series of games not played on Saturday continues and the best of the lot on Friday is Miami-Boston College. Hurricanes coach Mark Richt spent the end of the break week answering questions about quarterback N'Kosi Perry, who posted and recorded a video on social media that showed him in a car with a lot of money on his knees. This week, Richt said that the question had "been settled" and that Perry was eligible to play Friday night, even though he was less clear about whether he would perceive clichés or not (he started two games this season and according to most accounts, he performed better, his compatriot Malik Rosier). ACC pre-season player, AJ Dillion, who averaged 130.4 yards per game before turning his leg against Temple on September 29, looks set to return, but the Hurricanes do not 2.85 yards per race, tied for eighth place nationally, and ranks first in the national stuffing rate (the percentage of scoring by halves who are stopped at or before the line of scrimmage).
Saturday
| Time | Thu | TV |
|---|---|---|
| Noon | # 2 Clemson at Florida State | ABC |
| Noon | # 20 Wisconsin to the northwest | Fox |
| Noon | Purdue at Michigan State | ESPN |
| Noon | Texas Tech in the state of Iowa | ESPN2 |
| Noon | Massachusetts Connecticut | ESPNU |
| Noon | Vanderbilt in Arkansas | SEC network |
| Noon | Bethune-Cookman in Nebraska | Big Ten Network |
| Noon | Army in East Michigan | CBS Sports Network |
| Noon | Wake Forest in Louisville | NBC Sports Washington Plus (in the DC area) |
| 12:20 | North Carolina to Virginia | WDCA-20 (in the DC area) |
| 3 | TCU in Kansas | Fox Sports 1 |
| 3 | State of Oregon Colorado | Pac-12 Network |
| 3:30 p.m. | Stony Brook at James Madison | MASN (in the area D.C.) |
| 3:30 p.m. | Duc in Pittsburgh | NBC Sports Washington (in the DC area) |
| 3:30 p.m. | # 21 South Florida to Houston | ABC / ESPN2 |
| 3:30 p.m. | Arizona State to Southern Cal | ABC / ESPN2 |
| 3:30 p.m. | Kansas State at No. 8 Oklahoma | Fox |
| 3:30 p.m. | # 9 in Florida vs. # 7 in Georgia at Jacksonville | CBS |
| 3:30 p.m. | No. 18 Iowa at No. 17 Penn State | ESPN |
| 3:30 p.m. | Northern Illinois at BYU | ESPNU |
| 3:30 p.m. | Illinois to Maryland | Big Ten Network |
| 3:30 p.m. | Cincinnati to SMU | CBS Sports Network |
| 4 | No. 12 Kentucky Missouri | SEC network |
| 6:30 | # 15 Washington to California | Fox Sports 1 |
| 7 | # 14 Washington State to # 24 Stanford | Pac-12 Network |
| 7 | No. 16 Texas A & M in Mississippi State | ESPN |
| 7 | No. 22 State of North Carolina at Syracuse | ESPN2 |
| 7 | Tulane in Tulsa | ESPNU |
| 7 | Boise State at Air Force | CBS Sports Network |
| 7:30 | Tennessee to South Carolina | SEC network |
| 8 | No. 3 Notre Dame vs Marine in San Diego | CBS |
| 8 | No. 6 Texas in the state of Oklahoma | ABC |
| 10:30 | No. 19 Oregon in Arizona | ESPN |
| 10:30 | Hawaii in the state of Fresno | ESPN2 |
| 10:30 | State of San Diego Nevada | ESPNU |
[John Feinstein: For Purdue, the ‘cradle of astronauts,’ a football win over Ohio State feels like one giant leap]
No more Clemson or Florida State has won the Atlantic Division of ACC since 2009, although only the former player had the opportunity this year: the Tigers are 4-0 in conference and are imposed against a 41-7 victory over the NC State. The Seminoles (2 or 3 teams against the ACC) straightened the ship a little after their dismal start, but the victory over Northern Illinois, ugly Louisville and Wake Forest training is not exactly what it is . Clemson's defense, ranked second nationally in terms of overall S & P + ranking (an opponent-adjusted overall efficiency measure), should not have a problem with a Seminoles offense that ranks at 109th rank in the same measure. Florida State, however, has a goal: for the first time this season, it is ready to launch the same offensive line for a second game in a row. No other Power Five team has started seven different offensive lines in their first seven games, and this newfound health and stability should help counter Clemson's threatening defensive front. . . .
[College Football Playoff projections: Ohio State loss introduces a little chaos]
Georgia's defense struggled to leave the field after losing to LSU two Saturdays ago, dropping 9, 12 and 15 drops. Georgia's 1-meter line in the fourth quarter (Joe Burrow was going to add it in advance to LSU). This drew the attention of ESPN analyst, Tim Tebow, who blamed three Bulldogs defensive players for "jogging at football" and called this effort "d & # 39; "Embarrassing" at a SEC Network program. If the words of Tebow, a famous Florida alum, are considered as display material for Georgia on Saturday against the Gators It remains to be seen, but Bulldogs coach Kirby Smart seemed to suggest this week that Tebow was not completely out of the loop, although he attributed this to a lack of conditioning rather than insufficient effort. . Be that as it may, Florida, Georgia and Kentucky are 0-1 at the top of the Eastern SEC, and the loser may have a hard time getting back into the spot (especially if it's the Gators, who have already lost to the Wildcats this season). ..
Texas, sixth in last place, was ranked so high in 2010, but the ride for the Longhorns is not to enter the top 25, but to stay there: this 2005 team has ended up finishing 5-7 (Mack Brown's only season at the helm of Austin), and Texas was ranked in the Associated Press's latest poll only once since (ending 19th in 2012). The season looks more consistent as the Longhorns, 23rd in the world, still fall against Maryland in their first game of the season, but have since won six consecutive victories, including a victory over Oklahoma and two other opponents classified. But Oklahoma State, the Texas opponent on Saturday night, has beaten the Longhorns in three consecutive seasons and will wear superb uniforms in commemoration of the Cowboys' 30th anniversary in 1988, along with a man named Barry Sanders.
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