College football: Top sights and sounds from Week 6 NCAA.com
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PRESENTED BY Every Monday on NCAA.com we compile the best sights and sounds from the past week in college football. Check out the best moments from Week 6 below. Charlie Strong goes crowdsurfing after win over Oklahoma Texas coach Charlie Strong got the signature win of his career on Saturday, as his Longhorns stunned then-No. 10 Oklahoma 24-17 at the Cotton Bowl. It was an incredible day for the entire Texas program, but most notably Strong, who came under plenty of criticism after the Longhorns began the season 1-4. It was clear just how important winning Saturday’s game for Strong was for the Texas players, as they lifted him up and let him crowd surf over them following the contest. What an awesome moment for Strong. Young LSU fan shows off dance moves on the video boards Shout out to this young Tiger fan. You stole the show with those moves! — LSU Football (@LSUfball) There are reasons to dance for LSU fans right now. The Tigers are 5-0, look like a College Football Playoff contender and have arguably the game’s best player in Leonard Fournette. One young LSU fan couldn’t contain his excitement during Saturday’s game against South Carolina, showing off his best moves from the stands. His dancing was eventually show on the LSU in-stadium video boards and his reaction was absolutely priceless when that happened. Do your thing, little man. Tennessee players sing “Rocky Top” after huge win over Georgia It wasn't a dream... — Tennessee Football (@Vol_Football) It’s been a tough season for the Volunteers. After coming into the year with SEC East champion aspirations, they dropped their first two conference games and started the year 2-3 overall. However, Tennessee’s fortunes changed on Saturday, as they came back and beat then-No. 19 Georgia 38-31 after trailing 24-3. It was exactly the type of win the Volunteers needed to salvage their season. Understandably, Tennessee players were fired up after the game, and they gave a passionate performance of “Rocky Top” with their fans. TCU radio calls (Brian Estridge) of Trevone Boykin’s big rushing TD, game-winning TD pass For much of their game Saturday against Kansas State, TCU's playoff dreams looked like they would be dashed. The Wildcats led 35-17 at the half and still carried a double-digit lead heading into the fourth quarter. But TCU quarterback Trevone Boykin isn’t a Heisman contender for no reason, and he led the Horned Frogs back into the contest. Boykin gave TCU its first lead since the first quarter with 6:07 left in the contest on an impressive 69-yard touchdown run. He then, after Kansas State answered and tied the game up with 1:47 remaining, threw a game-winning TD pass to Josh Doctson with 1:10 left to keep the Horned Frogs undefeated. Simply put, Boykin is a truly special talent. LSU band plays South Carolina alma mater A portion of the LSU Band playing the alma mater today. — Gamecock Athletics (@GamecocksOnline) Disaster struck in South Carolina last week, as massive floods devastated a large portion of the state. As a result of the flooding, the South Carolina football program moved its scheduled Week 6 home game against LSU to Baton Rouge. The Tigers went above and beyond to be for the Gamecocks, raising South Carolina’s flag at their stadium, placing South Carolina-themed place cards in the press box and even playing the Gamecocks' alma mater before the contest. MORE: 2022 SEC Championship Game Date time history
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