Brett Huston

14 Thoughts From 14 Hours of College Football - Week Eight

04:03 AM ET 10.21

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14. Most impressive win of the day: Oregon 55, Washington 34 Not to oversimplify this win, but it was a tale of quarters for the Ducks in Seattle. They owned the start of the game, and they owned the finish. In between, there were a few anxious moments, most notably the two big Jake Locker pass plays that tied the game, twice, in the third quarter.But in this season of unpredictability, a team gets major points in my book when it gets out to a commanding lead, unwisely lets the foot of the gas to a degree, and then goes full throttle to slam the door shut. Sure, it'd be better to never let…

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14 Thoughts From 14 Hours of College Football - Week Seven

04:52 AM ET 10.14

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14. Most impressive win of the day: Kentucky 43, LSU 37, 3OT I don't know about you, but I've already forgotten how great last week's Florida-LSU mega-showdown was, because LSU-Kentucky topped it and then some. And we get to see two of the same three teams match up again next week in Lexington. I'm already pumped. You knew Kentucky wasn't going to go quietly when they answered LSU's 46-yard scoring drive to put the Tigers up 17-7 with a 31-second drive of their own late in the first half. Even still, LSU started to separate itself in the third quarter, taking a 27-14…

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14 Thoughts From 14 Hours of College Football - Week Six

02:32 AM ET 10.09

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14. Most impressive win of the day: Ohio State 23, Purdue 7Ohio State has had some more talented teams than this group go on the road at night and lose in a hostile, alcohol-fueled environment to teams that have relished the Big Ten's biggest bully coming into their house after dark. But it was crystal clear from the opening drive that this wouldn't be the case. Granted, this Purdue team wasn't the 2005 Penn State squad or 2003 Wisconsin bunch that upset a top 5 Buckeye team under the lights, but to essentially shut out an offense as capable as the Boilers is rather impressive.…

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