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A monster of a weekend it was in the world of college football. The Stanford Cardinal trashed USC, while Charlie Weis' job prospects are looking increasingly dark after a loss against Pitt. Ohio State won the Big Ten title, while doing some favors for Penn State's BCS chances (not that they should have any mind...but we'll take it!). Oh, and the Nittany Lions won 31-20, despite a first half that was more 2004 than 2009.

The Fun Award for Great Games

1. Georgia 31, Auburn 24. A ballsy, exciting that changed momentum every time. A superb atmosphere played in great spirit.

2. Ohio State 27, Iowa 24. Usually we'd have an OT game at the top, but both sides displaying stunning decisions NOT to go for it in FT.

3. Pittsburgh 27, Notre Dame 22. Watch to see how a chop block, and a terrible fumble call changes momentum. And may provide pink slips.

4. Stanford 55, USC 21. Because we didn't see the bloodbath happening. The hottie co-eds will be upset.

5. Cincy 24, West Virginia 21. Provided a ton of Friday Night highlights. The heart attack Bearcats continue on.

6. Michigan State 40, Purdue 37. If you get the chance, watch it again. An absolute cracker


The Appalachian State 2007 Award for Unexpected Results

1. Cardinal hammering Trojans.

2. UCF 37, Houston 32- Case Keenum for Heisman?

3. TCU battering Utah 55-28. We thought it would be closer. Hello BCS!

4. Penn State to be so incredibly awful in the first quarter of the Indiana game. The special teams were, er, special.

5. Florida State beating the crap out of Wake Forest. From the way College Gameday was talking, you'd have thought Bobby Bowden was dead.

The Mark Ingram Players of the Week Award

1. Dexter McCluster - Over 300 all-purpose yards and FOUR TDs in a win over Tennessee. Wow.

2. Toby Gerhart - 178 yards rushing all over USC. He's a big boy

3. Ingram - We're bored of the Heisman chat. Give it to him already!

4. TCU's offense - 549 yard put up in woodshedding of Utah

The Al Groh Pink Slip Award for Those Coaches in Trouble

1. Al Groh (Virginia) - End his tenure already!

2.Weis - Great comeback, Charlie, but you still lost.

3. Rich Rodriguez (Michigan) - Suddenly the locals are getting very unhappy. We are though!

The SEC Officials Award for Crap Refereeing

1. "The fumble" at the end of the Notre Dame game. Turned the ball over to Pitt and effectively won the game for the Irish. Problem was, Clausen's arm was going forward. After replay, a terrible turnaround call.

2. Wisconsin's John Clay getting the TD call in Wisconsin's beat-down of Michigan. Completely changed the game. On a replay, the ball didn't cross the plane. Awful

The Lee Corso Best College Gameday Moment Award

Chris Fowler on the Tennessee Situation: "Tennessee players...holding up a convenience store...one wearing team gear...". Everyone laughs. So do we.

The Penn State Award for Good Fans

The silence when Georgia player Dacarri Rambo was hit and lay on the ground motionless in the Auburn game at Sanford was deafening. No-one—not even the ESPN commentators—said a damned thing. In other countries, you would probably have heard cheering, or talking as the player lay on the ground. But on this night, you heard nothing. A pin dropped, and I'm sure we heard it. Both Georgia and Auburn fans get a standing ovation for both sets of fans from the VFA. Makes you realise why you love college football. The game wasn't bad either.

The Michigan 2008 Award for Terrible Performances

1. Syracuse 10, Louisville 9. I'm asleep. Seriously. To the tune of the punter's boot.

2. Penn State's first half against Indiana. Truly. Sucked. On. Senior. Day.

3. Almost all 60 minutes of LSU's tight win over mighty Louisiana Tech. Jarrett Lee should never quarterback again. Seriously.

4. Utah's first half against TCU, when they were 38-14 down at the break. Thanks for showing up Utes.

5. USC. We've said everything, right?

By the numbers

0. How many Penn State fans bothered to show up to the student section for Seniors Day against Indiana (not really zero, but you get my sentiment).

1. Alabama

2. Texas

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