No. 5 Indiana loses RB Turbo Richard to right leg injury - ESPN
Indiana starting running back Turbo Richard left Friday's 29-23 win over visiting Northwestern with a right lower-leg injury in the first half and did not return.
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Indiana starting running back Turbo Richard left Friday's 29-23 win over visiting Northwestern with a right lower-leg injury in the first half and did not return.
We are at a strange point in the college football season. On the one hand, we know next to nothing. Highly ranked teams such as Penn State, Indiana, USC and Georgia have yet to play a credible opponent, unless you consider Arkansas credible, which Kirby Smart certainly does not.
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There was one huge game in the spotlight in Week 3, but there were other College Football Playoff contenders who also faced stiff challenges.
Last week's ranked matchups produced fireworks. Ole Miss won a close one against Lane Kiffin and LSU in primetime while Texas Tech and Louisville notched wins over Houston and SMU, respectively. Florida and Mississippi State are newcomers to this week's poll after getting big wins against SEC opponents. Oklahoma, after scoring its fewest points in a win in decades against New Mexico, dropped from the rankings.
One of the biggest questions heading into this season was if the SEC could snap the Big Ten's streak of three national titles, and with the SEC earning three of the top four spots this week, it appears there's no shortage of options to try.
Everywhere you looked in college football Saturday, things just seemed off.
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