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Survival of the fittest
Week 12 was supposed to be a quiet one in College Football. There weren't many big games on the schedule, but it quickly turned into an exercise in survival.
Those who survived kept their College Football Playoff hopes alive. Those who did not had those dreams end. Spoiler alert, there was a playoff contender who dropped a game to an unranked team.
No. 3 Michigan needed nine fourth quarter points to defeat an unranked Illinois team and stay undefeated. It was ugly, but they kept their playoff hopes alive. Another team that survived was No. 4 TCU. They remained undefeated after they defeated Baylor with a last second game winning field goal.
No. 1 Georgia and No. 2 Ohio State both let their opponents hang around in games they should have won easily. They won those games, but neither looked ready for a playoff run.
The Top 5 team that did not survive Saturday was No. 5 Tennessee. They had no answer for the unranked South Carolina offense. The Gamecocks jumped out to a 21-7 first quarter lead before the Volunteers clawed their way back into the game.
It was South Carolina's night and they put things into an extra gear late in the game. The Cocks turned a four point lead late in the third quarter into a 63-38 beat down.
One of the best games on Saturday was the shootout between No. 7 USC and No. 16 UCLA. The back-and-forth game ended with a 48-45 USC win. Defeating their rival and surviving the trip to the Rose Bowl kept the Trojans' playoff hopes alive.
Don't pimp a home run around Asdrubal Cabrera
World Series champion and two-time All-Star, Asdrubal Cabrera, isn't a fan of pimping home runs. The 37-year-old made this clear on Saturday night during a winter league game in Venezuela.
Cabrera, who hasn't retired, last played in the Major Leagues in 2021. Unfortunately his actions on Saturday night probably aren't going to help him get signed by a team.
In the 8th inning of a 3-3 game Carlos Castro hit a solo home run, his third of the game. He celebrated his homer by staring down the opposing team's dugout and flipping his bat.
This didn't sit well with the opposing team and Cabrera ran over to greet Castro as he rounded first base. The greeting came in the form of a left-hand that dropped Castro and caused all hell to breakout.
Call me old school, but if you can't throw at hitters anymore this might be the next best thing. Bat flip and celebrate all you want. If you stare down your opponent you might just get rocked as you run around the bases.
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