Despite the wide variety of cancelled games, Week 11 college football is still full of unlikely games and highlights. As always, intelligent assistance from disgraceful receivers made the list this week.
Two scoop-and-scores also appear, one in the form of a getaway and one after a blocked kick. This week also the first time a shot made the cut, and the monstrous blow does not disappoint.
The five games of week 11:
Avery Williams, Boise State, BC: It took the Broncos 52 seconds to score, and no less in special groups. The state of Colorado remained in its own in-goal zone when its clearing blocked Williams, who arrived from the right edge. The special group star recovered the ball in the finish area to score the first landing of the 52-21 hit.
Boise State is unstoppable on the bleupic. twitter. com/thHbtBDXSZ
Deontai Williams, Nebraska, S: It was a difficult day for Penn State Quarterback Sean Clifford to bench after throwing just 37 yards, and Williams capitalized with blood in the water. Williams then retrieved the ball and returned it for a landing to enlarge the Huskers’ lead. Nebraska would hold back to win 30-23.
? SCOOP AND SCORE ? – HuskerFBNation gives ANOTHER great defensive move to increase its advantage in the first half pic. twitter. com/bDuhhQclf3
Ben Skowronek, Notre Dame, WR: Pass interference was not enough to prevent Skowronek from overtaking Brandon Sebastian for this trapped woman. Sebastian did not turn his head and the 224-pound senior took credit and grabbed the ball with one hand on his face. . Skowronek finished with 63 yards in reception and three of his five receptions were touchdowns in Notre Dame’s 45-31 victory.
Ben. Mr. Skowronek. ?. pic. twitter. com /kVRT0LvMLn
Colin Schooler, Texas Tech, LB: Schooler delivered the most productive shot of the week with a day-to-back touchdown. In the third and goal, Baylor Quarterback Charlie Brewer shot out of the pocket and, with a trail to the finish area, chose to direct him in the middle. Schooler blew up one of Brewer’s blockers before preventing Brewer from dying on his way on the one-meter line. It was a game changer in the finale as Baylor had to settle for a basket and lost 24-23.
Don’t take a look at running when SchoolerColin is close ? gives a HUGE chance to @TexasTechFB, there’s Baylor in the pic. twitter. com/Sc6A4U6K93
T. J. Simmons, West Virginia, WR: Jarret Doege fell backwards and saw Simmons run along the direct band line and threw a dime at the 6-foot 2-inch high-level red T-shirt. yard and stumbled into the finish line for the touchdown. Simmons finished with four receptions for 90 yards and two touchdowns in a 24-6 victory over TCU.
Mountaineers capitalize!@WVUfootball WR @a_scouts_dream the game’s TD ?? pic. twitter. com/IwGHhEp0cA
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