Season 2 Week 13 Player Update
Auburn's freshman TE Jackson Neal was inactive this week, and his #10 Tigers could have used his help, as they were blown out by #17 LSU, losing the game 37-13. The loss pretty much puts an end to Auburn's SEC Title aspirations, as they fall to 8-3 (5-2) on the season, and slip to #17 in this week's BCS Rankings.
Clemson's Freshman TE Reed Briggs didn't play in his #7 Tigers' game against Boston College this week, but they took care of business nonetheless. Clemson won the game by a score of 33-17, and they have now officially punched their ticket to the ACC Championship. With the win, Clemson improves to 10-1 (7-1) on the season, and has moved up one spot to #6 in the BCS Rankings.
Kansas State's Freshman QB Cody Frank is unlikely to play this season, and he had to watch from the sidelines as his #13 Wildcats kissed their Big 12 Championship hopes goodbye with a 33-28 loss to unranked Oklahoma. With the loss, Kansas State has fallen to 7-3 (4-3) on the season, and slips to #22 in this week's BCS Rankings.
Louisville's Freshman DT Merlin Fink didn't play all that much in the #11 Cardinals final regular season game against NC State. Despite this, Louisville was able to finish the season on a strong note, winning the game 42-32 to finish the regular season at 10-2 (7-1). The win helped the Cardinals jump to #8 in the most recent BCS Rankings.
Oregon's Freshman QB Mason Post didn't play again this week, but his #14 Ducks got a big win over Colorado, winning the game 41-31. With the win, Oregon is now 9-2 (6-2) on the season, and has moved up to #11 in the BCS Rankings.
Penn State's Freshman WR Antoine Starks didn't play this week in the #8 Nittany Lions game against rival Michigan State. They could have used him in the game, as Penn State Struggled, ultimately losing to the 3-7 Spartans by a score of 34-20. This is a big loss for Penn State, as this all but ends their dreams of a Big 10 Championship. With the loss, Penn State falls to 9-2 (5-2) on the season, and tumbles down to #21 in the BCS Rankings.
Purdue's Freshman CB Cole Campbell made a big impact this week, as he recorded 1 tackle (1 solo) and snagged his second interception of the season as the Boilermakers became bowl eligible with a 44-21 victory over Minnesota. With the win, Purdue is now 6-5 (4-3) on the season.
Cole Campbell Season Stats:
19 tackles (7 solo, 12 assisted), 3 deflections, 2 INT
Season 2 Week 14 BCS Rankings