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College football winners and losers from Week 8

Week 8 was a good reminder that you should never feel totally comfortable as a college football fan. As Kirby Smart so eloquently put it a few weeks ago, “humility is a week away.” All 3 winners from last week’s iteration of winners and losers — Tennessee, BYU and Auburn — could have feasibly earned spots on the loser’s side this week. To keep things from turning stale, we’ll only feature one of those winners-turned-losers in Week 8. There’s a lot to discuss, so let’s jump right in. Here’s our winners and losers from Saturday’s action. You could argue that no in-season individual turnaround has been more impressive than LSU quarterback Sam Leavitt’s. Having already started the season on the wrong foot, the Tigers QB was liable to crash and burn when he suffered a hamstring injury that severely limited his mobility starting in Week 4. It’s strange to say, but that injury actually turned…

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After his Ole Miss performance, has Texas football's Raleek Brown earned RB1 status?

As the distributor of playing time, Texas football coach Steve Sarkisian has had a problem on his hands this season. With Smothers sidelined and Cooper limited Saturday night, Brown carried the burden in a 34-27 win over No. 7 Ole Miss. He rushed 23 times for 157 yards and was only the second Longhorn to get 20 rushing attempts in a game this season (Smothers had 21 against Ohio State). He also recorded UT's first 100-yard game. "A great performance," Longhorns center Connor Robertson said. "The guy's a great player. I'm really happy with how he played, really happy with how he's seeing these zone plays." Brown set Texas up for a first-quarter score on a nice cutback run that picked up 23 yards and temporarily featured quarterback Arch Manning as an impromptu blocker. In the final frame, Brown broke off a 47-yard run as the Longhorns were driving to break a 24-24 tie. A Mississippi…

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Clippers stumble against Thunder as Jalen Williams suffers serious injury

OKLAHOMA CITY — Jalen Williams of the Oklahoma City Thunder was taken off the court on a stretcher Sunday night, after suffering a serious injury to his lower left leg while getting fouled by Clippers forward Derrick Jones Jr. in a scene that moved some of his teammates to the brink of tears. He was injured on a drive with 1:14 remaining, getting tended to almost immediately by medical personnel after going down underneath the basket on the Thunder’s offensive end. Williams started to try to get up after the fall but teammate Chet Holmgren motioned for him to remain down. Williams’ ankle was draped by towels and players from both teams acted in immediate dismay and disbelief as the stretcher was brought out. The game was stopped for about five minutes before the Thunder went on to finish a 108-101 victory. “Just feel bad for him,” Thunder guard Shai Gilgeous-Alexander said in a postgame…

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The Moments That Defined Oklahoma's 23-15 Win Over Mississippi State

STARKVILLE, Miss. - The Sooners got back into the win column on Saturday. Oklahoma defeated Mississippi State 23-15 to improve to 4-3. The Sooners played turnover-free football, and their defense played exceptionally as they avenged last week's loss to Kentucky. Here are the moments that defined OU's win over the Bulldogs: Oklahoma defensive end Adepoju Adebawore sacks Mississippi State's Kamario Taylor. | Carson Field / Sooners On SI Oklahoma defensive ends Adepoju Adebawore and Taylor Wein celebrate after Adebawore's sack against Mississippi State. | Carson Field / Sooners On SI Mississippi State got the ball first, but the Bulldogs did nothing with their first drive. OU defensive end Adepoju Adebawore sacked MSU quarterback Kamario Taylor - who made his first start since Oct. 3 after suffering a foot injury - on the second play of the game. Taylor completed a pass on third-and-long…

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