Phillip Riggs is a sports journalist based in Morgantown, West Virginia. He covers local sports events, with a particular focus on college football. Phillip's articles provide analysis, updates, and insights into the performances of teams like the West Virginia Mountaineers and Ohio State Buckeyes.
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Phillip Riggs primarily covers local sports, with a focus on college football and Ohio State University. His coverage attributes reveal an emphasis on investment analysis, indicating that he may be interested in stories or insights related to the financial aspects of college sports programs or events.
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Ashton Jeanty takes the lead, Jalen Milroe stumbles, and Cam War and Jeremiah Smith keep on going after the Heisman in a week of upsets across college football.
Texas and Oregon are ranked at the top. They are the two best teams in the country and are two of only 11 undefeated teams left in college football as we reach the halfway mark.
Ashton Jeanty, Dillon Gabriel, and Kaleb Johnson lead the way with their performances as most teams get half of their season finished. Jeanty is the clear favorite for the Heisman.
This is who Ohio State is right now. It is who we are as Buckeyes. This game was the Ryan Day Era in a nutshell. We beat up on the little teams and falter or get crushed by the teams we are here to beat.
Bryson Daily’s six touchdowns lead the way for Army as he joins Cam Ward and Ashton Jeanty in the top three Heisman spots after Week 8. No one had a better game than Bryson Daily in Army’s 45-28 victory over East Carolina.
Texas’s loss leaves only ten undefeated teams left in all of college football and the ripple was felt across the ranked teams of the top 25. The Ducks had a slight big game hangover, but not enough to bite them.
Only 23 teams with one loss or less remain in the FBS and only eight are still undefeated; let’s see where they’re all ranked. I thought # Illinois would challenge Oregon at least a little, but the Ducks blew the doors off them 38-9.
Ashton Jeanty, Cam Ward, and Travis Hunter are easily the top three in the hunt for the Heisman! Hunter showed back up after a couple of off weeks due to injury, and he showed up with force!
The highest of expectations dwell in the state of Ohio for the Buckeyes of Ohio State. Some of my readers and social media friends have said I’ve been too reactionary in my writing after games.
The Heisman Race is down to six young men. Ashton Jeanty, Cameron Ward, and Travis Hunter are your big three in the lead. Unless something crazy happens, one of these six leaders will hoist the most prestigious individual award in all of sports in December in New York.
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