Randy Johnson's Three-and-Out
A look around college football each week
Three observations on college football's awards races
MSU's Walker can win the Heisman
Michigan State running back Kenneth Walker III is the nation's leading rusher (1,330 yards, 15 TDs). He can bolster his Heisman Trophy argument by running wild against a porous Maryland run defense, then has prove-it games against Ohio State and Penn State. The stiff-armed statue is there for the taking.
Purdue's Bell makes his Biletnikoff case
Purdue wide receiver David Bell caught 11 passes for 217 yards and a TD vs. No. 3 Michigan State. Earlier, he went off for 240 yards and a TD on 11 grabs against No. 2 Iowa. What will he do vs. Ohio State? Biletnikoff Award voters are watching.
Best lineman? Big Ten has two in the running
Michigan defensive end Aidan Hutchinson and Iowa center Tyler Linderbaum are two of the four semifinalists for the Lombardi Award (top lineman). Hutchinson (6.5 sacks, 7 hurries) is the Associated Press midseason player of the year for the Big Ten, while Linderbaum is the nation's best center.
Fitzgerald hits 2 home runs, Harrison strikes out 11 and Giants beat Rockies 11-4
Joc Pederson homers for 2nd straight game, helps the Diamondbacks beat the Pirates 4-3
Rooker hits 10th homer in July, Athletics secure winning month with 5-4 victory over Angels
Coughlin holds into CPKC Women's Open lead; Canadian star Henderson derailed by closing bogeys
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