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Greg McElroy delivers his Top 10 takeaways from Week 6 of the college football season! The Oklahoma Sooners took down Arch Manning and the Texas Longhorns in a classic, Georgia walked into Tuscaloosa and took out Alabama and Kentucky got a huge victory over an LSU team that can’t win on the road. Indiana didn’t play like a champion but still beat Nebraska, UCLA stayed undefeated talking out Oregon while Notre Dame, Ohio State and Ole Miss impressed before huge week 7 showdowns. Plus, Mike Elko picked a fight with a portion of his fan base while Lincoln Riley, Shane Bearmer and Bill Belichick got big wins for their fans.
0:00 Intro
2:19 Oklahoma just delivered the ULTIMATE team win
10:44 Georgia just showed y'all what a Number 1 depth chart looks like
19:00 Kentucky won the same game twice. That's not luck
25:24 UCLA just won at Autzen, and now it controls its destiny in the Big Ten
30:55 Indiana didn't play like a champion in Lincoln. It finished like one
36:18 Notre Dame, Ohio State & Ole Miss impressed before HUGE games coming up
41:55 Missouri just wore down Texas A&M. It's built to wear down everybody
46:08 LSU and Oregon’s expensive rosters are not panning out
48:40 Mike Elko took the blame. Then he picked a fight with the message board
51:48 Lincoln Riley, Shane Beamer & Bill Belichick got big wins for their fan bases
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