How else to explain the perfection when the band took the field at halftime of Saturday night's game against Penn State? It appears Ohio State's band was prepared for Michigan's loss. So after the game, the Spartans rightfully celebrated and called people out.Īnd most importantly, MSU got to keep the Paul Bunyan trophy.įor more on Walker's performance, check this out.
Michigan State improved to 8-0 on the season with the 37-33 win over Michigan, and this interception sealed the deal. He ended up finishing with five touchdowns, and yeah, he is something special to watch. You seriously can't leave Kenneth Walker III with any room. you can just hear Chris Berman's voice in your head, right? Sparty party! Lawrance Toafili just kept things moving along for this TD.īest to get out of Christian Sims' way unless you want to take a nasty hit. The Mustangs had scored on their own 100-yard kickoff return to open the second half.Īlas, there were no more candy hot takes, like Mike Leach's total disdain for candy corn. Perhaps the best treats came out of Houston, where the Cougars handed SMU its first loss with a 100-yard kickoff return for the game-winning touchdown with 17 seconds left. Unbeaten Georgia and Oklahoma both made statements while No.
Michigan State rallied to beat Michigan and retained the Paul Bunyan trophy, and Ohio State and Penn State traded blows before the Buckeyes prevailed. What does that mean? Well, it means loads of trick plays and treats everywhere we look. Halloween weekend and Week 9 in college football. You have reached a degraded version of because you're using an unsupported version of Internet Explorer.įor a complete experience, please upgrade or use a supported browserĬollege football today: Week 9 updates, highlights, biggest moments and moreĬollege Football, Maryland Terrapins, Mississippi State Bulldogs, Michigan State Spartans, Alabama Crimson Tide, California Golden Bears, Oklahoma Sooners
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