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Two SEC contenders clash with heavy College Football Playoff implications
The Hurricanes should have their star receiver back in time for the postseason if the recovery goes according to plan
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Smothers was a splashy transfer portal addition for Texas, but he's battled injury all season
The injury to Toney opens the door for more Heisman candidates in November
Plus, it's a wild ride on the midseason QB carousel around the NFL
Tuberville, who coached Auburn for 10 seasons, defeated Democratic challenger Doug Jones in Alabama's gubernatorial race
GM Kyle Dubas may be forced into a fire sale this season as Pittsburgh continues to struggle
Austin Nivison developed a passion for hockey while growing up in football country. Despite middling performances in college math classes, he has always embraced the different perspective that analytics bring to the NHL. Austin joined CBS Sports in 2021, but as a Tennessee graduate living in Murfreesboro, he insists every year feels like 1998.