College Football Review Week 6

Game of the Week:  Georgia 31 @ Tennessee 28 OT

            It is hard to prioritize each week exactly who you are going to sit down and watch. College Football airs on ten different channels so to try and search through each game to find a classic (and let’s be honest, you can’t have more than three televisions in your living room…its just tacky). But if you want a guaranteed great game to watch every week, just find the channel that is showing the Georgia game, and you will not be disappointed.

            Most people were expecting Georgia to take care of the lowly Vols fairly easily, but going on the road after an emotionally spent game last week against LSU, the Dawgs had all they could handle. Tennessee had the game won until the fumble in near the goal-line but Rajion Neal’s 148 yards on the ground and two scores were not enough to hold off Aaron Murray and upstart freshman J.J. Green who ran for over 120 yards in place of Todd Gurley.

            Another win for the Dawgs, who continue to make their national championship contention case. But watch carefully as you will begin to hear Aaron Murray’s name continue to rise on draft boards.

Player of the Week: Carlos Hyde, RB, Ohio State

            Ohio State needed every single yard of the 168 that Hyde ran for to beat Northwestern last night. Ohio State really struggled to move the ball last night, while Braxton Miller had one of his worst games of the year. Miller’s only saving grace was his ability to check down and find Hyde out of the backfield, which continued to keep the chains moving for the Buckeyes. Ohio State just keeps finding ways to win…it sickens every Michigan fan.

Disappointment of the Week: West Virginia

            Its not that I expected West Virginia to beat Baylor in Waco last night, I just expected them to hold them under 45 (I don’t think that was asking much). But Baylor put 73 against WVU who was coming off a huge upset over Oklahoma State. Its another 60+ point week for the Bears, but it is hard to judge just how good this offense is and West Virginia was supposed to be the beginning of the measuring stick but instead they were just  a stick in the mud.

Game To Watch: No. 2 Oregon @ No. 15 Washington

            Washington put up one hell of a fight against Stanford in Stanford last night, so you better believe they will more than ready to defend their home turf against the Ducks. Oregon has not played a true contender all year and this will be their first big test of the year. With all the talk about the SEC being the best conference in football, and rightfully so, the PAC-12 is going to make some noise this year to be the 2^nd best conference. Oregon, Stanford, Washington, Oregon State, UCLA will all be making a run for the PAC 12 title and whenever these 5 teams matchup against each other, it should be an instant classic.

2014 NFL Mock Draft

Pick	Team	Player	Position	College
1	Jacksonville	Teddy Bridgewater	QB	Louisville
2	Tampa Bay	Marcus Mariota	QB	Oregon
3	St. Louis	Jake Mathews	OT	Texas A&M
4	Oakland	Taylor Lewtan	OT	Michigan
5	Pittsburgh	Mike Evans	WR	Texas A&M
6	NY Giants	Jadevown Clowney	DE	South Carolina
7	Philadelphia	Anthony Barr	OLB/DE	UCLA
8	Minnesota	Sammy Watkins	WR	Clemson
9	St. Louis (from Washington)	Brett Hundley	QB	UCLA
10	Buffalo	Bradley Roby	CB	Ohio State
11	NY Jets	Austin Seferian-Jenkins	TE	Washington
12	Cleveland	Brett Hundley	QB	UCLA
13	Arizona	Cyrus Kouandijo	OT	Alabama
14	San Diego	Marqise Lee	WR	USC
15	Carolina	James Hurst	OT	North Carolina
16	Tennessee	Louis Nix III	DT	Notre Dame
17	Houston	Marcus Robinson	CB	Florida
18	Chicago	Khalil Mack	LB	Buffalo
19	Atlanta	Aaron Colvin	CB	Oklahoma
20	Miami	Jordan Mathews	WR	Vanderbilt
21	Dallas	Antonio Richardson	OT	Tennessee
22	Baltimore	Ifo Ekpre-Olomu	CB	Oregon
23	Cleveland (from Indianapolis)	Christian Jones	ILB	Florida State
24	Cincinnati	Cyril Richardson	G	Baylor
25	Kansas City	Brandon Coleman	WR	Rutgers
26	Green Bay	Andre Johnson	DT	LSU
27	Detroit	CJ Mosley	LB	Alabama
28	San Francisco	Timmy Jernigan	DT	Florida State
29	New England	Eric Ebron	TE	North Carolina
30	Seattle	Colt Lyeria	CB	Oregon
31	Denver	Louchiez Purifoy	CB	Florida
32	New Orleans	AJ Johnson	ILB	Tennessee