Week 5 Top Stories
1. De'Coldest Crawford proves he's the coldest, goes off for four touchdowns
2. Kayden McDonald records two sacks as Ohio State manages to squeak past Iowa 31-28
3. Texas A&M survives road trip to No. 11 Tennessee
-------------------------------------------------------------------------- Week 5 ACC Results
DUKE 28 - STAN 13 | BC 29 - VT 26 | FSU 38 - SMU 17
PITT 31 - LOU 0 | WAKE 27 - CAL 17
-------------------------------------------------------------------------- Week 6 ACC Schedule
Syracuse (2-2, 1-1) at #13 Boston College (4-1, 1-0)
Wake Forest (3-2, 1-1) at SMU (2-2, 0-1)
Virginia Tech (1-4, 0-2) at California (3-2, 0-1)
North Carolina (3-2, 1-0) at #20 Clemson (2-2, 1-0)
#17 Pittsburgh (5-1, 1-1) at #8 Miami (3-1, 0-0)
Louisville (1-4, 0-2) at #25 Georgia Tech (2-2, 1-0)
NC State (2-2, 0-0) at #9 Florida State (3-1, 2-0)
-------------------------------------------------------------------------- Week 6 Notable Games
LSU (3-1, 0-0) at #16 Georgia (3-1, 1-0)
Kentucky (3-1, 1-0) at #1 Alabama (4-0, 0-0)
#3 Penn State (4-0, 1-0) at #19 Michigan (4-0, 1-0)
-------------------------------------------------------------------------- Players of the Week
WR De'coldest Crawford (Louisiana Tech): W 48-14 vs. FCS - 12 rec, 188 yds, 4 TD
DE Mordecai Hines (Fresno State): W 38-7 at Northern Illinois - 6 tkl, 3 sacks
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WR Jalen Brown (Florida State): W 38-17 vs. SMU - 4 rec, 161 yds, 2 TD
DE Isaiah Hastings (Syracuse): W 24-23 at UConn - 7 tkl, 3 sacks
I kind of like the zoomed out, scenic screenshots instead of the close up running shots. everyone does that. #oneofone
Chill on the depth of field then. Looks goofy with the players being the only thing in focus. Get some of the grass in focus. Doesn't have to be completely wiped out but take it out a couple of clicks.
Top 10 team being the underdog this doesn't feel right
Pitt is averaging a touchdown more a game and allowing a touchdown less per game than Miami with an undefeated road record and a better winning percentage. I probably should add rankings into my excel formula though
I kind of like the zoomed out, scenic screenshots instead of the close up running shots. everyone does that. #oneofone
Chill on the depth of field then. Looks goofy with the players being the only thing in focus. Get some of the grass in focus. Doesn't have to be completely wiped out but take it out a couple of clicks.
Miami topples Pittsburgh in convincing 45-17 win
Rumors of Miami's demise proved to be unfounded with Miami opening ACC play with a kickoff return for a touchdown on the opening kickoff against Pittsburgh. It would prove to be a positive omen for the Hurricanes who completely dominated the Pittsburgh Panthers as they cruised to a 45-17 victory.
Miami quarterback Emory Williams exorcised his early struggle demons and avenged last year's loss to Pittsburgh, completing 15 of 23 passes for 165 yards and a touchdown. Williams played the majority of the competitive snaps with Keke Hagg completing a 66-yard touchdown pass to Eric Incoom on his first pass attempt and finishing the day with 116 yards and two touchdowns on just six pass attempts, all completions.
The Panthers showed some signs of life late in the second quarter, converting a 3rd and 19 from their own five-yard line with a 24-yard completion and Eli Holstein followed it up with a 19-yard completion and a 29-yard scramble to get the ball on the Miami 23-yard line but would throw a pick six on the ensuing play to Robert Stafford.
Pittsburgh would continue to find success in the passing game with Holstein completing back-to-back passes of 35 and 52 yards with the latter going for a touchdown to Kenny Johnson to make it 21-10 with 1:21 remaining. It would be Williams' turn to execute a flawless two minute drive, completing three passes and was aided by a roughing the passer penalty that allowed Miami to rush it in from the goal line to extend the lead.
Miami's defense would shutout Pittsburgh's offense in the second half with Pittsburgh pulling Holstein and the majority of their starters in the fourth quarter. Scoring Summary Quarter 1 Chris Johnson Jr, returned kickoff 97 Yds (11:49) Sam Carpenter, 44 Yd FG (7:58)
Quarter 2 Chris Johnson Jr. 5 Yd pass from Emory Williams (9:05) Robert Stafford, returned interception 90 Yds (1:29) Kenny Johnson 52 Yd pass from Eli Holstein (1:14) Maurice Rugamba, 1 Yd run (0:06)
Quarter 3 James Rutter, 29 Yd FG (8:39) Eric Incoom 66 Yd pass from Keke Hagg (7:08)
Quarter 4 Lamar Seymore 5 Yd pass from Ty Dieffenbach (8:10) Elija Lofton 4 Yd pass from Keke Hagg (1:28) Player Stats QB Eli Holstein: 13-16, 246 yds, TD, INT, sacked 4 times QB Ty Dieffenbach: 6-11, 78 yds, TD, INT QB Emory Williams: 15-23, 165 yds, TD QB Keke Hagg: 6-6, 116 yds
WR Zion Fowler-El: 6 rec, 157 yds WR Kenny Johnson: 1 rec, 52 yds, TD WR Eric Incoom: 5 rec, 128 yds, TD WR Davon Momah: 5 rec, 54 yds
LT Markel Bell: 72.4 PFF grade LG Brian Grant: 44.1 PFF grade C Will Larkins: 85.1 PFF grade RG Ryan Rodriguez: 87.9 PFF grade RT Francis Mauigoa: 99.3 PFF grade
