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Saturday, October 14
ESPN.com's midseason report
Drew Brees
Purdue's Drew Brees is a counselor
It's the midseason in college football. And what have we seen? Plenty. ESPN.com catches its breath at midseason by taking a look at the highs and lows of the season. ESPN.com's John Crowley reviews the 10 top games and 10 memorable moments from the first half of action. Meanwhile ESPN.com college football columnist Bob Harig surveys the landscape as the regular season heads into its final six weeks. It all adds up to the following: Who will play Jan. 4 to decide the national championship? ESPN's Bill Curry and Rod Gilmore debate the issue and allow you to vote your conscience.
Midseason at a glance
Video Plays of the Season
Vote for your favorite play from the first half of the college football season.
Midseason Report: Herbstreit's fabulous freshmen
ESPN's Kirk Herbstreit surveys the nation and picks his top five freshman players at midseason.
Midseason Report: Surprising Players
All everybody wants is a chance -- ESPN.com's John Crowley highlights several players who have taken advantage of theirs.
Midseason Report: Surprising Teams
The underdog has risen up to bite the big fish several times this season. We look at some of the surprises.
Midseason Report: Disappointing Players
Not everybody is having the year of their dreams. Here are several players who fit into that category.
Midseason Report: Games to watch
With little more than a month left in the regular season, there is still a lot to look forward to. In chronological order, here are the top 20 games to watch.
Midseason Report: Conference highs and lows
Surprises? Try Conference USA. Disappointments? Head west.
Midseason Report: Disappointing Teams
The list of teams which have failed to meet expectations begins with a pair from the Pac-10.
Midseason Report: Top Upsets
Upsets are a part of college football lore -- ESPN.com's Howie Schwab profiles this year's best -- thus far.








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