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Penalties doom No. 11 Tennessee in walk-off loss to South Carolina

Artie Walker Jr. | Associated Press South Carolina defensive end Dylan Stewart sacks Tennessee quarterback George MacIntyre and forces a fumble Saturday in Columbia, S.C. South Carolina wide receiver Mazeo Bennett Jr. (3) breaks free from Tennessee defensive back Dejuan Lane on Saturday in Columbia, S.C. No. 11 Tennessee’s College Football Playoff hopes took a major hit Saturday with a 27-24 loss to unranked South Carolina at Williams-Brice Stadium. The Volunteers (6-2, 3-2) took a 21-17 lead into the fourth quarter and extended it to 24-17 with a field goal. South Carolina answered with a touchdown to tie the game, and a costly Tennessee turnover with 33 seconds left set up Malik Orsan’s walk-off 48-yard field goal. “Give credit to South Carolina, made plays down the stretch that put them in position to win the football game,” Tennessee coach Josh Heupel said. “You know, for us, guys…

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Two Unlikely Heroes Save Alabama's Season in Victory Over Texas A&M

TUSCALOOSA, Ala. — Alabama was a quarter away from its College Football Playoff hopes being all but certainly terminated. No three-loss team has ever made the 12-team field, and the Crimson Tide trailed Texas A&M 20-17 entering the final period. UA was also in danger of losing three consecutive games for the first time since 2007 — former Alabama head coach Nick Saban's first year at the helm. The Crimson Tide had multiple players keep the game close on both sides of the ball, but there's no doubt that Alabama wide receiver Rico Scott earned the MVP award. Scott came into Saturday with a collegiate career-high of 56 yards. The junior left Saban Field putting 156 yards and six receptions on the Aggies, as the Tide ended up winning 31-20. Scott wasn't automatically a starting receiver during the offseason. He didn't see too many offensive snaps last season, but after starters Germie…

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4 bold college football predictions for Week 8: Top 10 teams on upset alert

Barring chaotic upsets, the Week 8 slate of college football doesn’t appear to be nearly as good as last weekend. But let’s be honest, how can it? Last weekend was full of chaos, which is why college football is the best. While the slate doesn’t appear to be as generous for viewing — there are still some games to pay attention to. The best game might come at 10:15 p.m. ET when Houston travels to Utah. That’s where ESPN’s ‘College GameDay’ will take place this weekend. With all of that in mind, here are our four bold predictions for this week. MORE: Week 8 college football upset watch: Houston, Boston College, Tennessee top threats There are three undefeated Big 12 teams remaining and all three are ranked in the top 10. But the thing is, all three teams could lose, which is unlikely. But two of them losing is quite possible. Texas Tech travels to Cincinnati, which has lost two games in a…

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No. 18 LSU vs. Auburn Picks, Predictions & Preview for Tiger Bowl

Home / Lsu Vs Auburn Picks Predictions Preview Let’s take a look at LSU vs. Auburn for an 11 a.m. local kickoff inside Jordan-Hare Stadium. A little Tiger-on-Tiger matchup right here. First question I have for you: Was last week’s Auburn win over Georgia a blip on the radar, or is this a “Now we go” type of situation? Auburn has some things it does very well. Byrum Brown’s ability to use his legs has obviously been the heart of this offense, and that’s not something that just disappears. He’s not suddenly going to become less difficult to tackle. It’s not like he’s going to lose two inches, 30 pounds, and half a second on his 40-yard dash. This guy is always going to be 6-foot-3 and a half, 238 pounds, and a 23-mph athlete who can stop on a dime. That’s not going to get easier to tackle. It’s still going to be a problem. You’re always going to have a quarterback running game. At home…

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