There were highs and lows on the field Saturday night in Week 3 of the college football season. A look at the winners and losers. | | | | The week for Michigan State saw its coach suspended and it was humbled by Washington, showing how big the rebuilding job will be. | | | | Colorado State's Jay Norvell gets low marks across the board this week for comments in lead-up to the rivalry game with Deion Sanders' Colorado. | | | | When Brandon Hyde took over as O's manager in 2019, they were one of the worst teams in baseball. Five years later, they are the best team in the AL. | | | | Barry Sanders' 10-season legacy as the Lions' record-breaking running back is now commemorated with an 8-foot-tall bronze statue at Ford Field. | | | | Coach Steve spoke with Tom House, who's worked with Tom Brady and Drew Brees, about the ways to be a better sports parent for young athletes. | | | | Alabama has played three quarterbacks this season. Who will start against Mississippi will be decided this week, coach Nick Saban said. | | | | Week 3 of college football was packed with highlights, including Colorado's double overtime victory over rival Colorado State. See what you missed. | | | | Former Phillies manager Charlie Manuel, who led the team to a World Series championship in 2008, suffered a stroke Saturday. | | | | The Swamp roared, then roared some more. Florida's stadium remains Tennessee's house of horrors. The Gators worked the Vols silly. | | | | | | | Sign up for the news you want | Exclusive newsletters are part of your subscription, don't miss out! We're always working to add benefits for subscribers like you. | | | | | | |
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