Usually, this list features only five games, but College Football Week 7's slate of games made it hard to stick to just those few. The SEC will see some carnage this week, and this trend will continue throughout the season. Not breaking any news by stating that it is the deepest conference in the country. It simply means that they will typically have the most competitive games each weekend.

NFL Week 7 has some excellent matchups as the haves and have-nots begin to separate themselves. The Lions face another tough matchup in primetime, taking on Baker Mayfield and the Bucs. The Colts and Jaguars both face preseason Super Bowl hopefuls that look to pick up some momentum. The Falcons have beaten back-to-back playoff teams and face a 49ers team looking to bounce back. Then, the Super Bowl champs try to gain a foothold against a rested Vikings team.

NFL Week 6 saw some Super Bowl favorites fall. The week boasted some big-time matchups, including Chiefs-Lions and 49ers-Buccaneers. It also saw the Eagles and Bills lose again after their undefeated starts. The NFL season is roughly one-third complete, and some teams have snuck under the radar with solid records. So, what are the biggest overreactions and underreactions?

College Football Week 7 saw a big shakeup in the Big Ten, from a fired coach to a power ranking shakeup. Indiana is proving itself to be no joke, Penn State is in shambles, and Sherrone Moore gets taken down by Lincoln Riley. The SEC had some powerhouses flex their muscles, with five schools now in the top ten.

College Football Week 7 is a pivotal weekend for the Big Ten, featuring multiple consequential games, especially with Penn State reeling from back-to-back losses. The Big Ten has some matchups that will reveal the difference between the contenders and the pretenders. Week 6 focused on the SEC, including Alabama's win over Vanderbilt.

NFL Week 6 features some big-name matchups and lower slates that could impact the season's outcome. The Lions and Chiefs face off on Sunday Night Football in a game that is important for both teams' seasons.

NFL Week 5 began and ended with tight games. Going into this season, no one could have anticipated the level of play in the AFC South. If someone told you that a team from that division shared a record with the Bills, you would have guessed the Houston Texans instead of the Jaguars and Colts. Also, if you had been told the Buffalo Bills had one loss through Week 5, you would have guessed the Chiefs and not the New England Patriots. The NFL is marked by parity this season, lea

While College Football Week 6 didn't feature the marquee matchups of Week 5, a slate that will be hard to match this season, it did bring chaos. Two top ten programs lost to unranked opponents.

The Michigan Wolverines improved to 4-1 on the year and 2-0 in Big Ten play in Week 6, winning 24-10. While it wasn't quite the whole game dominant performance fans were hoping for, the fourth quarter showed the offense's potential, and after Wisconsin's first drive, the Wolverines' defense dominated the rest of the game.

Michigan Football cannot be faulted for its schedule; however, considering the scheduling approach adopted by college basketball programs, particularly Michigan's own Dusty May, it may be worth reevaluating their schedule. Of course, basketball has more games per season and is, therefore, more forgiving.