Jake Browning and the Washington Huskies made a huge statement against Oregon last weekend

so where does he now sit in the Heisman race?

And now Browning walks into the end zone for the Washington touchdown.

Plus, the two top teams in the country face tough road tests.

Number one, Alabama heads to Knoxville to take on number nine, Tennessee,

while number two, the Ohio State takes on number 8

Wisconsin in Madison breaking the huddle starts right now.

Hey I'm Joel Clatt.

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We'll try to get to him during the course of the show

whether they're questions or anything along those lines we've got a pack show

for you tonight mat liner it's gonna be back with us Bruce Feldman's gonna join me

and we're gonna dive into all sorts of things in the Heisman

race Washington's Jake Browning as he thrown himself into the mix we're

going to discuss that after that 8 TD performance against Oregon we've got

number one Alabama we've got number one Alabama. We've got number two Wisconsin. They are excuse me

when number two Ohio State. They both got tough road tests this week facing

top 10 opponents in Tennessee and Wisconsin and a lot of other things to get into and this is where I really want to start right here

because there's so much crap that goes on in college football and around college football and it's so easy to get drug into those conversations

in the middle of the season. You've got things like the SEC debacle between

LSU and Florida and what side you're going to take and everyone's jumping on

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