We had another exciting week of College Football.  Here is a recap of all the action from week 6:

Deshaun Watson and the Clemson Tigers were clearly the better team on Friday night, beating Boston College 56-10.  Watson put together another nice performance, going 14 of 24 for 266 yards and 4 touchdowns passing, and rushing for 28 yards.  He even made a block for Wayne Gallman on his 59 yard touchdown run.  “It was a taxing week, but our guy didn’t complain,” head coach Dabo Swinney said.  “They just went through the grind.  I love the mentality of that team.”

Texas A&M was able to beat Tennessee in double OT on Saturday to stay undefeated.  They are now 6-0, the first time since 1994.  QB Trevor Knight bulled in for a 1 yard TD himself to win the game in double OT.  Knight passed for 239 yards and two touchdowns, and ran for 110 yards and 3 touchdown.  Texas A&M now leads the SEC West over Alabama.  Texas A&M has a bye week in week 7, while Tennessee will host Alabama on Saturday.

Oklahoma defeated Texas 45-40 in the Red River Showdown rivalry game at the Cotton Bowl in Dallas on Saturday.  Oklahoma QB Baker Mayfield was the star of the game, going 22/31 and 390 yards, as well as 3 touchdowns in passing, and ran for 20 yards and a touchdown on four carries.  OU improved to 3-2, while Texas coach Charlie Strong is not giving Texas the wins they want, only 2-3 this year.  Texas needs to win most of the final 7 games this year if Strong has any chance of keeping his job as Texas head coach.

Here are the AP top 25 teams and the Heisman Watch:

1. Alabama                    6-0
2. Ohio State                 5-0
3. Clemson                    6-0
4. Michigan                   6-0
5. Washington              6-0
6. Texas A&M               6-0
7. Louisville                  4-1
8. Wisconsin                 4-1
9. Tennessee                 5-1
10. Nebraska                   5-0
11. Baylor                         5-0
12. Ole Miss                     3-2
13. Houston                     5-1
14. Florida State              4-2
15. Boise State                  5-0
16. Miami                          4-1
17. Virginia Tech              4-1
18. Florida                          4-1
19. Oklahoma                    3-2
20. West Virginia              4-0
21. Utah                              5-1
22. Arkansas                      4-2
23. Auburn                         4-2
24. Western Michigan      6-0
25. Navy                              4-1

Heisman Watch

1. Lamar Jackson, QB, Louisville
2. Deshaun Watson, QB, Clemson
3. J.T. Barrett, QB, Ohio State
4. Jake Browning, QB, Washington
5. Jabrill Peppers, LB, Michigan
6. Donnel Pumphrey, HB, San Diego State
7. Greg Ward Jr., QB, Houston
8. Myles Garrett, DT, Texas A&M
9. Dalvin Cook, HB, Florida State