CFB winners, losers: Jeremiah Smith dominates, SEC groups humbled

Week 5 of the school soccer season is formally behind us.

From a pair of humbling SEC outcomes, one other record-setting day for extensive receiver Jeremiah Smith and extra, we run down probably the most notable happenings of the weekend in our newest installment of winners and losers.

Related Press No. 4 Miami (5-0, 3-0) continues to care for enterprise because it appears to be like to enhance upon final season’s nationwide runner-up end. The Hurricanes dominated Clemson (3-2, 2-1 in ACC), 34-13, behind an imposing floor sport. They rushed for 192 yards on 35 carries whereas holding the Tigers to 27 yards on 29 makes an attempt.

Quarterback Darian Mensah continued a Heisman-esque begin to the season (though after going 18-of-27, he lastly has extra incompletions than touchdowns), and the protection wreaked havoc, ending with two turnovers and 6 sacks (9 tackles for loss). It was one other scientific win for Miami, which has arguably been the nation’s most full group via 5 weeks.

The five-star No. 1 total recruit within the 2025 class has but to come back near reaching his potential at Michigan (3-2, 0-2 in Large Ten). And after Saturday, it is time to query if he ever will.

Underwood flopped in a 20-14 street loss at Minnesota (4-1, 2-0 in Large Ten), ending 10-of-21 for 101 yards and two interceptions. For the fourth time this season, Michigan failed to succeed in 20 factors as Underwood didn’t successfully lead the offense.

CBS Sports activities faculty soccer analyst and former Washington coach Rick Neuheisel provided powerful recommendation afterward, saying, “Kyle Whittingham and the Michigan Wolverines want to maneuver away from Bryce Underwood… Simply let him study a bit of bit from the sideline.”