RaceToTheTop

Clemson punting, South Carolina getting the ball back down 14-7 with 14+ minutes left. So far neither team looking dominant which is good.

Stat wise, the Michigan/OSU game looks pretty identical to the IU/OSU game. We just had the issues with special teams.

The Ohio State/Michigan game is basically want the last six overtimes looked like in the Georgia/Georgia Tech game. There are rumors that the offenses are playing but no actual proof.

LOL. Second kick inside the 40 that OSU missed.

Third and 10 in the red zone and Ryan Day doesn't trust Will Howard. Given what he's done today, probably a good decision.

Will Howard is Michigan's best player today. Google that.

So here was the situation: Clemson was trying to run a double reverse....but the QB slipped while pitching to the halfback. Halfback himself them had to slip to get the handoff who then pitched to the receiver. Looked like the halfback was down when he pitched it (he was), so the play should have been dead there. But while the halfback was down, replay ruled he never had firm control of the handoff and therefore it was irrelevant whether he was down. South Carolina ball. Just my opinion (and I want South Carolina to win as I think it's better for IU) ball should have stayed with Clemson.

Oh, wow. Think South Carolina just got a HUGE break....I think review is wrong.

Clemson scores and then South Carolina fumbles on the next drive.

They must be good, otherwise Tennessee wouldn't have been behind them 14-0.

Clemson and South Carolina tied at 7 at half. That's good for IU because you don't want one to dominate the other.

And Tennessee tied up with Vandy now. Vandy making tons of mistakes now.

Tennessee kicking a 50 yard field goal......hits the horizontal part of the crossbar and goes over. Vandy up 17-10

The theory is that IU would get 'killed' by Oregon and get knocked out. But that theory is incorrect by everything the committee has said in terms of teams not getting booted from the field if they were in it and lose their conference championship.

Roughing the passer on Tennessee to extend a Vandy drive. Call was a no brainer. He threw him into the ground.

Gave Vandy a 15 yard penalty there. Have no idea why because ABC didn't show it.

First play back Tennessee throws a pick. 15 post interception penalty on Vandy but they have the ball back on their own 20.

Ugh. Tennessee interception in the end zone. Defender caught it on his back.

Wolverines take the lead.

Ohio State giving the ball right back, UM ball inside the 10. Horrible decision by Howard

Tennessee fails on fourth and 1 from their own 44 (stupid). Vandy up 10 and in UT territory.

Clemson scores first, up 7-0 on South Carolina

Not sure why the back dove there....lost all chance of fighting first contact.

Horrible play call by Michigan on fourth and 1 from the three.....Ohio State completely stacked the line-- tons of space wide.

Vandy held to a field goal after getting into the red zone. Commodores 17, Volunteers 7.