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Texas running back Earl Campbell poses at a 1976 SI photo shoot. (Lane Stewart/SI)
Alabama cheerleaders and a mascot celebrate the team’s mascot, Big Al, celebrate after the Crimson Tide defeated Georgia to secure a berth in the BCS Championship game against Notre Dame.
MANDEL: Fans conflicted over national title game and more college football notes
Oregon State fans are overcome with religious fervor during Saturday’s Civil War game between Oregon and Oregon State. The Ducks won 48-24. (Brian Murphy/Icon SMI)
GALLERY: Did You See That?
Florida State’s Bjoern Werner moves in for a sack against Florida quarterback Jeff Driskel. Werner had 3.5 sacks that game, but his Seminoles still lost, 37-26. The Gators currently rank No. 4 in Andy Staples’ latest power rankings while the Seminoles are No. 13. (Bill Frakes/SI)
GALLERY: Leading Off - Pictures of the Week
Georgia’s Watts Dantzler and Georgia Tech’s Brandon Watts exchange pleasantries before Saturday’s game between the in-state rivals. The Bulldogs beat up on the Yellow Jackets 42-10 and will face Alabama in the SEC Championship on Saturday. (Scott Cunningham/Getty Images)
MANDEL: “Old-Man Football” is back, led by Notre Dame, Alabama and Georgia
The mascots of Rutgers and Cincinnati face off during a game at Nippert Stadium in Cincinnati. The Scarlet Knights slayed the Bearcats, 10-3. (Jim Owens/Icon SMI)
Alabama quarterback Joe Namath (12) and his teammates sit on the bench during a 1962 game against Tennessee at Neyland Stadium. (Neil Leifer/SI)
GALLERY: Classic Photos of Joe Namath
This week’s Sports Illustrated cover features the return of Notre Dame football as the Fighting Irish reclaim the nation’s No. 1 spot. (David E. Klutho/SI)
Georgia RB Herschel Walker jumps over a pile of Notre Dame defenders during the 1981 Sugar Bowl. Walker was named the game’s MVP after scoring two touchdowns in a 17-10 victory. (Heinz Kluetmeier/SI)
GALLERY: Rare Photos of Herschel Walker
Notre Dame quarterback Joe Theismann stands on the sidelines during a Oct. 1970 game against Missouri. As a starting quarterback for the Fighting Irish, Theismann compiled a 20–3–2 record while throwing for 4,411 yards and 31 touchdowns. (Heinz Kluetmeier/SI)
GALLERY: Classic Photos of Notre Dame Football
CFB OVERTIME: SEC back in control of BCS fate
Notre Dame is back on top. The Fighting Irish trampled Wake Forest 30-0 and jumped to No. 1 in the latest AP College Football Poll. Cierre Wood (pictured) rushed for 150 yards, including a 68-yard touchdown, on 11 carries. Losses by Oregon and Kansas State allowed Notre Dame to jump two spots to the top of the rankings. (Robin Alam/Icon SMI)
GALLERY: College Football Top 25 Review
MANDEL: Stunning upsets throw BCS into chaos
Kansas State wideout Tremaine Thompson delivers the stiff-arm of the college football season during last Saturday’s 44-30 victory over Oklahoma State. (Orlin Wagner/AP)
Alabama may have delivered a win — and a drive — for the ages. Down 17-14 with fewer than two minutes remaining, ‘Bama gained possession on its own 28-yard line following a missed Drew Alleman field goal. AJ McCarron, who appeared rattled for most of the second half, completed three consecutive passes to junior wideout Kevin Norwood. Then the Tide completed the comeback: McCarron hooked up with freshman back T.J. Yeldon (pictured), who deked a defender and raced 28 yards to the end zone. Nick Saban’s squad improved to 9-0, while LSU’s Zach Mettenberger silenced many critics in defeat. He completed 24-of-35 passes for 298 yards and a touchdown. (AP)
GALLERY: College Football Top 25 Review
What a day for Oregon. De’Anthony Thomas (pictured) and the Ducks ran all over Colorado in a 70-14 victory. Oregon didn’t throw a pick or allow a sack while the offense amassed 418 rushing and 622 total yards. (Jonathan Ferrey/Getty Images)
GALLERY: Top 25 College Football Review
Florida’s Brandon Spikes, Tim Tebow and Percy Harvin pose during a photo shoot for SI’s 2008 college football preview issue. The Gators are ranked No. 3 in Andy Staples’ latest Power Rankings after pounding South Carolina 44-11 on Saturday. (Peter Read Miller/SI)
POWER RANKINGS: Alabama, Oregon and Florida take top three spots
SI VAULT: 2008 College Football Preview - SEC Conference (8.11.08)
