College Football Winners and Losers, Week Six

The SEC saw some wild things happen and we had a Red River Shootout. Seriously. Who ain't afraid of no ghosts and who got spooked easily?

• Winner: The Red River Shootout: The rivalry between Texas and Oklahoma puts out some great games and this Saturday's showdown was no exception. The game went into four overtimes and both teams missed field goals in the third overtime. The Sooners outlasted the Longhorns, 53-45, but this game will live in the Red River Shootout lore for a long time.
  
• Winner: Texas A&M: The Aggies got a statement win against #4 Florida, beating the Gators, 41-38. Isaiah Spiller had a monster game, running the ball 27 times for 174 yards and two touchdowns. DeMarvin Leal had a great game as well, recovering two fumbles, and Caleb Chapman chipped in with nine receptions for 151 yards and two touchdowns. The Aggies have a light schedule that they can take advantage of ahead, so Texas A&M should hope for a couple of Alabama slip-ups down the road.
  
• Loser: Justin Manton: Liberty scored three touchdowns off of punts, which included two botched punts from Louisiana-Monroe's punter. The Warhawks may be 0-5 and just a bottom feeder in the Sun Belt. But having that kind of special teams futility has to hurt no matter who you are.
  
• Loser: LSU: Missouri quarterback Connor Bazelak had a big game, going 29-for-34 while throwing for 406 passing yards and four touchdowns. The result was a 45-41 win over #17 LSU. Now, it seems like the defending champions are all but eliminated from playoff contention. The mass exodus from the graduating class has crippled Ed Orgeron and the Tigers. They will have to take a look at ways to get better recruits down the road.
  

Other Winners: Ole Miss offensively, Zay Flowers, Michael Carter
Other Losers: Louisville, Florida State, K.J. Costello

Playoff Four

1. Clemson
   
2. Alabama
   
3. Ohio State
   
4. Georgia