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Notre Dame Rooting Guide: Who Fighting Irish fans should be pulling for in Week 9 to boost their CFB Playoff chances

Notre Dame football looks to get back into the win column against Navy this weekend. Who else should Fighting Irish fans be rooting for? Notre Dame's loss to BYU put the Fighting Irish in a difficult position, but it didn't end their College Football Playoff hopes. Marcus Freeman's team still has a clear path to the postseason, and it starts with a simple requirement: win out, and Notre Dame controls its own destiny. That starts Saturday against Navy. The Irish cannot afford to overlook a longtime rival, especially with No. 1 Miami coming to South Bend on November 7. A win over the Midshipmen would keep Notre Dame moving in the right direction and allow the team to focus on the biggest game remaining on its schedule. But Irish fans shouldn't spend Saturday watching only their own game. Several matchups around the country could influence the playoff picture, particularly with conference…

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Texas left tackle and likely first-round pick Trevor Goosby out for season

Texas left tackle Trevor Goosby, a likely first-round draft pick and the protector of Arch Manning's blind side, will miss the rest of this season with a knee injury. Texas left tackle and likely first-round pick Trevor Goosby out for season Texas left tackle Trevor Goosby, a likely first-round draft pick and the protector of Arch Manning’s blind side, will miss the rest of this season with a knee injury. Goosby suffered the injury on Saturday against Ole Miss. The exact nature of the injury has not been revealed, but Texas head coach Steve Sarkisian said Goosby’s knee doesn’t look good, and Pete Thamel of ESPN reported that he won’t play again this season. The 6-foot-7, 325-pound Goosby currently ranks 15th in the betting odds to be the first overall pick in the 2027 NFL draft. First overall now seems extremely unlikely, but unless the injury is very severe, he still looks like a safe…

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‘That call at that moment seemed unusual' – Not enough people are talking about the biggest call that robbed Tennessee of the win against South Carolina

The Tennessee Volunteers were on the wrong side of some tough calls in their loss to the South Carolina Gamecocks. There's been plenty of discussion about the penalties that were called on Tennessee during the Volunteers' 27-24 loss to South Carolina. Three touchdowns were wiped off the board due to penalties — one of which was a questionable holding call on Vols left tackle David Sanders Jr. Former Tennessee quarterback Heath Shuler says Vols fans shouldn't blame the officiating for the loss. And while I tend to agree with him, there's one call that I just can't get past. The holding call on wide receiver Radarious Jackson late in the fourth quarter, which erased a big gain by running back Javin Gordon, was one of the most ticky tack calls you'll see in an end of game situation. Gordon's run would've put the Vols close to field goal range with 40 seconds and one time out remaining.…

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Nebraska Running Back Mekhi Nelson has More to Play For After Becoming a Father in September

For Nebraska junior running back Mekhi Nelson, his life priorities changed in September when he became a dad. Sure, football remains important in Nelson's life, but as any parent knows, life is different when it's your family, your flesh and blood. "It means everything to me," Nelson said at a news conference Tuesday leading into Saturday night's key game against Washington (7 o'clock CT, Big Ten Network). "I was getting told by everybody on the staff who is a father there's nothing like it. "But you don't know that feeling until you actually have your own. You're holding him and you see your face on a baby and it's the best thing in the world. "Words can't even describe it. Even while my girl was still carrying him, I felt like my mentality changed. "I'm not just playing football for me now. I'm playing it for my son. Like my son got to eat. So I go out every day with that on the front…

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