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Upon Further Review: CFB Week 11

By sarahtr

Some brief thoughts about Week 11 of the college football season:

• I don’t feel sorry for Utah’s Kaelin Clay, who pulled a DeSean Jackson and let go of the ball at the 1-yard line while heading in for an apparent touchdown that would’ve given the Utes a 14-0 lead on No. 4 Oregon. It was a foolish play, a shockingly careless play, and it cost his team a shot at a special season. Read more

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