Now that conference play has started, the Report Card is chugging right along to provide the week’s best plays and questionable decisions.
Grading remains the same. High marks will be only for the spectacular, and failing grades have no chance of being reversed.
Last week, the highest grades went to Fox announcer Gus Johnson, who somehow just learned what TikTok is, and TCU’s social media department for their extreme trolling on the poor Oklahoma defense. Low scores went the fans at an Ole Miss game who decided to fight instead watch the contest.
Without further ado, here is the Week 6 analysis of how fans, teams, players, and coaches fared.
Wide world of wide receivers
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Ladies and gentlemen, if you don’t already know about Ohio State and their abundance of pass catchers, here is a hint. They are the best collection of a position group in America and they are doing it when the most skilled one is injured.
While playing against Michigan State’s swiss cheese defense, which came into the game against the Buckeyes giving up 411 yards a game (ranking 12th out of 14 teams in the Big Ten), Ohio State collected tons of real estate to the tune of 429 yards in the first half alone.
The masterclass of route running, getting off press coverage, and runs after the catch have NFL scouts again plotting and planning for ways to draft them.
Marvin Harrison (131 yards, 3 TDs), Emeka Egbuka (143 yards, TD) and Julian Fleming (81…
