Week 2 with the Wiseguys

Sept. 12, 1998

  • Happy: Michigan can't touch Teflon Don
    Syracuse's slick quarterback Donovan McNabb was nearly untouchable against the once-feared Michigan defense. And with his four-touchdown performance Saturday, he vaulted into the thick of the Heisman race.

  • Jasner: Bruins take another rout against Texas
    It wasn't quite the 66-3 drubbing UCLA handed Texas last season, but Saturday's 49-31 rout of the Longhorns proved the Bruins are to be reckoned with again in '98.

  • Buck: Culpepper worth the hype
    While Heisman voters might shy away from 'small-school' quarterback Daunte Culpepper, true college football fans see him as one of the most talented players in the game -- and so do the NFL scouts.

  • Dodd: Jenkins' redemption dooms Sun Devils
    One year ago, Ronney Jenkins was kicked off the BYU team and unsure where he would play college football. On Saturday, he burned Arizona State in his first game back in Cougar Stadium.

  • Soltau: So far, Stanford can't back up 'guarantee'
    This season, Stanford offered fans a money-back guarantee, promising an enjoyable experience at Cardinal games. But after a dismal 0-2 start the school is probably wishing it hadn't.

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