Kalen DeBoer's black hoodie tops college football Week 7 superlatives - ESPN

From wild upsets to unlikely performances, college football never fails to deliver the wacky and wild.

Week 7 of the college football season was no different, with all sorts of characters — from fans, to coaches, to clothing — making headlines. Alabama coach Kalen DeBoer's black hoodie is developing a reputation as a harbinger of doom for opposing teams. Oklahoma State fans went shirtless en masse. And a Northwestern running back won a huge game for his squad by intentionally avoiding the end zone.

In honor of all these unlikely sentences becoming reality (as well as several others), we handed out several nontraditional superlatives for Week 7 of the college football season.

On Wednesday afternoon, Missouri coach Eliah Drinkwitz called into the SEC coaches teleconference to ask a question of DeBoer ahead of the Tigers' game against the Crimson Tide on Saturday.

«Are you going to wear the black hoodie of death on the sideline this game, with us wearing black jerseys?»

Earlier in the week, an interesting stat circulated on social media: Alabama was 12-2 in games DeBoer coached in a black hooded sweatshirt, and 1-3 in games he did not. DeBoer wore the sweatshirt against the Tigers in Week 7… and the Crimson Tide improved to 13-2 in black hoodie games.

Bama survives Mizzou in Como.

Kalen + Grubb + Ty was the difference in that game.

Mizzou only 9 rushes total in the 2nd half.

DeBoer now 18-3 vs Ranked Teams

DeBoer's black hoodie now 13-2

Oklahoma State lost to Houston on Saturday for the Cowboys' fifth consecutive defeat, continuing their brutal season. But that didn't keep fans from bringing an exciting atmosphere to Boone Pickens Stadium.

Early in the second half, presumably looking to inspire a comeback, one