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  • College Football Week 7 Recap and Helmet Stickers.

    A collage of various collegiate logos, featuring teams from different universities across the United States, displayed in circular designs on a black background.

    I’m down home with the flu, but WHAT A WEEK 7 of college football!!!

    5 of the Top 7 ranked teams lost, for the first time SINCE 1936!!!

    #1 Georgia lost to unranked Auburn 27-24.
    #2 Notre Dame lost to #8 BYU 28-24.
    #5 Indiana lost to #Ohio State 19-15.
    #6 Alabama lost to #Tennessee 26-10.
    #7 Texas lost to unranked Florida 27-24.

    The #12 UCLA Bruins are still undefeated (6-0) after beating Wisconsin 17-7, starting a backup quarterback.

    #15 Kentucky continues its incredible start to the season (6-1), defeating Oklahoma 21-13.

    We had some absolute shootouts with #20 Houston beating #18 Oklahoma State 35-32, and West Virginia beating Cincinnati 45-42.

    For the 18TH STRAIGHT YEAR, the Kansas State Wildcats beat their arch-rival the Kansas Jayhawks to win the Sunflower Showdown 35-24…..can it really be a rivalry now. LOL.

    North Dakota State is now 6-1, in their FIRST YEAR playing FBS football, as they beat Nevada 31-17.

    This was a really, really difficult week to choose from.

    So, without further ado, here are your Week 7 College Football Helmet Stickers.

    OFFENSE.
    Michael Hawkins Jr – QB – West Virginia Mountianeers
    25 of 33 for 464 yards and 3 TDs
    26 carries for 77 yards and 2 TDs

    DEFENSE.
    Colin Simmons, EDGE, Texas Longhorns.
    8 total tackles, 4 TFLs, 1 sack.
    Left the game in 4th quarter with injury.

    A football player wearing an orange Texas jersey with the number 1 stands on the field, focused during a game.

    TEAM.

    Cornell Big Red (3-2) defeated #4 Leighton Mountain Hawks 48-38 for their 1st win over a Top 5 ranked opponent since 1939!!!

    The team they beat in 1939…..#4 Ohio State.

    Who do you think deserves a helmet sticker???

    – by Sean McKenzie

    Pictures and video courtesy of…..wallpapercave, ESPN, and YouTube.

    Stats and information courtesy of…..NCAA and ESPN.