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Every rivalry has that one game, the one that, even amid a century of heated battles, stands out. It's the one still spoken of, years later, in hushed, reverent tones. Or maybe it's debated with righteous indignation on both sides. Either way, it's remembered in vivid detail — by the players, the coaches and, especially, the fans.
It’s Week 14 of the college football season, which means one thing: rivalry week. All kinds of things are on the line this weekend — conference championship berths, College Football Playoff spots and bragging rights.
What a way to renew a rivalry! A spot in the SEC Championship Game is on the line when No. 3 Texas Longhorns face the No. 20 Texas A&M Aggies at Kyle Field on Saturday night in College Station, with the ESPN Gameday crew on hand.
What's on the line in Week 14? Well, it's Rivalry Week and the final week of the regular season, so tensions are sure to be high with conference championships just right around the corner.
This has been one of the most unpredictable and exciting college football seasons in recent memory.
Joel Klatt explained how the chaos in the SEC will affect the Alabama Crimson Tide and the Ole Miss Rebels in the playoff. He analyzed whether a fourth SEC team could make the playoff.
Seven ranked teams fell, including two unbeatens. The SEC race was scrambled again and the Big 12 became more muddled than ever. And we haven't even gotten to the College Football Playoff implications after one of the wildest weekends in recent memory.
Georgia wide receiver Colbie Young, who hasn't played for the Bulldogs since his arrest Oct. 8 on misdemeanor charges of battery and assault on an unborn child, returned to practice Monday after being cleared to do so by the university's Equal Opportunity Office.