Week 5: Soccer Gamers of the Week

OFFENSIVE
Brian Robinson, RB, Alabama

• The senior working again set the tone in a 42-21 victory over No. 12 Ole Miss in Tuscaloosa
• Robinson ran for a profession excessive 171 yards and 4 touchdowns
• Named Walter Camp Nationwide Offensive Participant of the Week
• Carried the ball a career-high 36 occasions, averaging 4.8 yards per carry
• He’s one in all simply 9 gamers at school historical past to hurry for no less than 4 touchdowns in a recreation
• Transformed eight first downs to go along with his 4 touchdowns

Will Rogers, QB, Mississippi State

• Led Mississippi State to a 26-22 win at No. 15 Texas A&M behind 408 yards passing and a career-high tying three touchdowns passing
• Completed with 400+ yards passing and three touchdowns passing for the second time this season and is the one participant within the SEC to perform that feat • Accomplished 78 p.c of his passes (46 of 59)
• Related with 9 totally different receivers on the night time
• High goal was Makai Polk who caught 13 passes for 126 yards and two touchdowns
• Accomplished 5 passes of 20-plus-yards to 5 totally different receivers
• His 46 completions have been the third most in MSU single-game historical past
• Accomplished 13 of his first 14 passes within the recreation
• Was an ideal 7-of-7 passing on State’ first landing drive within the first quarter
• In his final three video games, has gone 143-of-188 (.761) whereas averaging 381.3 yards with three landing passes in every contest

Bo Nix, QB, Auburn

• Threw for 255 yards and one landing whereas speeding for a game-high 74 yards and one landing whereas main Auburn to its first win at LSU since 1999
• Led Auburn to a 13-point come-from-behind SEC street win for the primary time since Tigers beat Alabama in Tuscaloosa in 2010 (down 24)
• Down 9, directed Auburn to fourth quarter TD drives of 75 and 92 yards for the win
• His 74 yards speeding have been a season-high and second most of his profession.

DEFENSIVE
Jacquez Jones, LB, Kentucky

• Had 9 tackles, together with one for loss, a quarterback hurry and a game-saving cross breakup in Kentucky’s 20-13 win over No. 10/9-ranked Florida
• His fourth-down cross breakup in the long run zone with 18 seconds left preserved the victory
• Had two shared tackles for loss, one on a three-yard loss that helped drive a punt and in addition on a one-yard loss main as much as UK’s decisive game-changing blocked punt
• The UK protection restricted Florida to 171 speeding yards and 382 yards whole offense, nicely beneath their season averages of 322.5 speeding yards (third nationally) and 540.8 yards whole offense (ninth nationally)
• The UK protection ended the Florida streak of 14 consecutive video games of 400+ yards whole offense, the nation’s longest energetic streak

Will Anderson, LB, Alabama

• Anderson spent a major period of time within the backfield of the nation’s top-ranked offense on Saturday
• He added one other 2.5 tackles for loss to offer him a nation’s greatest 11 TFL on the yr
• Recorded his third sack of the season
• Completed with 9 whole tackles, together with 4 solo stops
• Added two extra quarterback hurries
• Helped maintain Ole Miss to a staggering 31.7 factors beneath their season common and 344 yards beneath their whole offense common coming into the sport

SPECIAL TEAMS
Joe Bulovas, PK, Vanderbilt

• Made a 31-yard area aim with three seconds left to assist Vanderbilt to a 30-28 victory over UConn
• The 31-yard area aim marked his second game-winning area aim of the season
• Went an ideal 3-for-3 on area aim makes an attempt within the contest, whereas nailing all three extra-point makes an attempt
• His kick gave Vanderbilt its first house win because the 2019 season

Josh Paschal, DE, Kentucky

• Made the game-changing play – a blocked area aim that was returned for a landing – in Kentucky’s 20-13 win over No. 10/9-ranked Florida
• With UK trailing 10-7 within the third quarter, Paschal swatted a 48-yard try that was caught by Trevin Wallace and returned 76 yards for the TD, giving the Wildcats a lead that they didn’t relinquish
• Additionally made seven tackles, together with 2.5 for loss, from his defensive finish place
• Helped restrict Florida to 171 speeding yards and 382 yards whole offense, nicely beneath their season averages of 322.5 speeding yards (third nationally) and 540.8 whole offensive yards (ninth nationally)

DEFENSIVE LINE
Devonte Wyatt, DL, Georgia

• Wyatt posted a team-high six stops, together with 1.5 sacks, and compelled a fumble throughout Georgia’s 37-0 rout of No. 8 Arkansas
• His pressured fumble got here on an Arkansas drive that completed with a missed area aim.
• Wyatt was the centerpiece of a defensive entrance that allowed solely 162 whole yards and 9 first downs because the Bulldogs continued their 5-0 begin.

OFFENSIVE LINE
Cade Mays, OT, Tennessee

• Mays, making the beginning at proper sort out, paved the way in which for a 683-yard output as Tennessee topped Missouri for a 62-24 street win. Mays didn’t enable a strain or a penalty.
• With the assistance of Mays, Tennessee completed with 458 yards on the bottom, representing essentially the most speeding yards in a street recreation at school historical past and essentially the most general since speeding for 513 yards towards Washington & Lee on Nov. 10, 1951.
• The Vols’ 683 yards of whole offense have been their most since racking up 684 yards at Texas A&M on Oct. 8, 2016.
• Mays was dominant in a primary quarter that noticed UT rack up 28 factors, essentially the most within the first quarter for the Vols since scoring 35 vs. Arkansas on Nov. 11, 2000.

FRESHMAN
Len’Neth Whitehead, RB, Tennessee

• Whitehead, a redshirt freshman in simply his second profession SEC recreation, rushed for 76 yards on 9 carries as Tennessee beat Missouri 62-24 on the street.
• Whitehead averaged 8.4 yards per carry and added a 10-yard reception to complete with 86 all-purpose yards.
• Whitehead helped lead a Vol speeding assault that completed with 458 yards on the bottom, representing essentially the most speeding yards in a street recreation at school historical past and essentially the most general since speeding for 513 yards towards Washington & Lee on Nov. 10, 1951.

Jarquez Hunter, RB, Auburn

• Rushed for 65 yards on six carries and one landing in Auburn’s come-from-behind win at LSU, its first in Tiger Stadium since 1999
• 53 of his 65 yards got here on Auburn’s recreation profitable landing drive that included a 44-yard run and was capped by a 1-yard landing run with 3:11 remaining.
• Averaging 10.6 yards per carry, tops in FBS this season