- Jackson Chourio’s walk-off, two-run single in NLDS Game 2 is already a signature moment and could be a lasting highlight if the Brewers go all the way.
- At 22 he’s already Milwaukee’s postseason leader in homers and RBI and has 17 playoff RBIs — reaching that mark far faster than Andruw Jones.
- Opponents would rather give him a free pass (D.L. Hall’s four-finger gesture) — teammates call him a “big‑moment” guy who keeps getting better.
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- Indiana escaped a windy, sloppy 20-17 win over Nebraska to stay unbeaten despite a stalled run game and several offensive miscues.
- Michigan State transfer Nick Marsh broke out with two huge touchdown catches — a 75-yarder and a 44-yard fourth‑down score that won the game.
- Nebraska QB Anthony Colandrea looked lively but Huskers missed red‑zone chances, Indiana’s defense tightened in the second half, and now Ohio State comes to town next week.
- No. 1 Texas meets Oklahoma in the Red River Rivalry — Arch Manning leads Texas in a rivalry that’s always must-see TV.
- Top-five SEC clash: No. 6 Alabama hosts No. 2 Georgia — Keelon Russell vs. Gunner Stockton with huge SEC and College Football Playoff implications.
- Both games spotlight hot QBs (Stockton 13 TDs, Russell 11 TDs) and unbeaten teams — which matchup are you watching this weekend?
- No. 1 Texas heads to Oklahoma in the Red River Rivalry — Arch Manning’s unbeaten Longhorns try to hold the top spot while Oklahoma hunts an upset.
- No. 2 Georgia visits No. 6 Alabama in an undefeated SEC showdown, with Keelon Russell and Gunner Stockton leading national-title hopefuls.
- Both games feature standout quarterbacks and major ranking implications, making them the must-watch matchups of Week 6.
- Huge SEC showdown: No. 6 Alabama hosts No. 2 Georgia — both unbeaten (5-0) with major conference and CFP implications.
- Red River Rivalry in Dallas: No. 1 Texas vs. Oklahoma — Arch Manning leads Texas while the Sooners look to bounce back.
- QBs to watch: Georgia’s Gunner Stockton, Alabama’s Keelon Russell and Texas’ Arch Manning could decide both games.
- Larry the Cable Guy turned up on FOX's "Big Noon Kickoff" in full Nebraska gear — complete with a custom hat he joked "the Amish made" — led fans in a "Go Red Go!" chant and shouted his signature "Git‑R‑Done."
- He confidently predicted Nebraska would beat No. 7 Indiana, calling it the Huskers' biggest game in a decade despite a long losing skid vs. ranked teams (0‑20 under coach Matt Rhule).
- Larry also joked about treating himself early in his career to "the best suite" and a big‑screen TV, underscoring his status as a die‑hard Husker fan.
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