College Football Week One: Where Jax State's Upset Of Ole Miss Ranks
This was certainly one for the ages. Tiny Jacksonville State came into Vaught-Hemingway Stadium in Oxford and erased a 31-10 halftime deficit to ultimately win in two overtimes. On a day where North Dakota State also took down the Kansas Jayhawks in Lawrence, this result got all the press, and rightfully so. In the grand scheme of things, where does this upset fit in? Can a FCS team taking down ... |
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After shocking loss, Mississippi tries to regroup
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Names and Faces
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