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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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‘Texas is a playoff team if they finish 9-3’: Paul Finebaum makes bold claim about Arch Manning and Longhorns

The Texas Longhorns have had an up-and-down season, and their College Football Playoff hopes looked shaky after back-to-back losses earlier this month. But after beating Ole Miss on Saturday night, at least one prominent voice believes they're in better shape than people think. ESPN's Paul Finebaum said this weekend that Texas should be a playoff team even if it finishes the regular season 9-3. Finebaum admitted that the Longhorns are "a flawed team," but pointed to their résumé as a big reason why they deserve a spot. Texas got off to a strong start to the season with a 24-23 win over then-No. 1 Ohio State back in September and a 20-17 win at Tennessee after that. But the Longhorns then lost back-to-back games to Oklahoma and Florida, both by a score of 27-24 with Arch Manning having crucial turnovers at the end of both games. Those losses led to plenty of questions about the team's…

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Local Running Backs, Quarterbacks On The Rise

As we continue to break down the under-the-radar prospects in Miami-Dade and Broward Counties this week, we turn our attention to the quarterbacks and running backs. With a look at offensive linemen, receivers and defensive backs…

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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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Oklahoma TE Rocky Beers' Big Plays Outweighed His Miscues vs. Mississippi State

STARKVILLE, MS - Rocky Beers had a couple of low moments in Oklahoma's game against Mississippi State on Saturday. But Beers' big plays outshined his lowlights. Beers, a sixth-year tight end playing his first season at Oklahoma, caught four passes for 66 yards and a touchdown as the Sooners defeated the Bulldogs 23-15. His final catch went for 13 yards and a first down with 1:06 left in the game. Mississippi State had no timeouts left to use, and quarterback John Mateer took a knee to seal OU's eight-point win. A conservative coach would have run the ball on the third-and-11 that OU faced in the final two minutes. But offensive coordinator Ben Arbuckle had the utmost trust in Mateer and Beers to move the chains and ice the game. OU led 10-0 at halftime, and Beers helped extend the Sooners' lead shortly into the second half. On the third play of the third quarter, Mateer hit a wide-open…

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