College football takeaways: What we learned from Week 2 performances - ESPN
The story of Week 2 is obvious. Texas grabbed a win against an AP No. 1 team for the first time in years and established itself as a true contender for the national title.
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The story of Week 2 is obvious. Texas grabbed a win against an AP No. 1 team for the first time in years and established itself as a true contender for the national title.
College football returned with points aplenty in Week 1. The betting results were almost as eventful. After a strong Week 0, Week 1 brought a bump in the road: a couple of wagers fell short, a few reads proved useful and one prediction was simply wrong. Chalk it up to early-season growing pains.
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