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Pete: today on fox, penn state against the michigan wolverines at noon eastern, which of these teams will lose their undefeated status. lets bring in college football analysts brady quinn who is in the middle of this. if you can, break down this big matchup. >> reporter: you can establish the ground game to wait for them, right now the highest candidate who carried this team offensively throughout the course of the season but went up against the stingy defense with a new defensive coordinator, p...

Yes and i dont think that he was ready for the jabs that paved his way. i dont believe it was a lesson in how to debate more than anything else. and to their credit, they have more than one debate. >> they did have more than one debate but the bar has to do a lot more than just peel the base voters if he wants him in the race. and -- has not gotten as much coverage like some other races across the country. this is a consequential race. and governors vetoed everything the republican has sent his ...

Dr drills than others. first of all a lot of head impacts are occurring during practice not just the games. we talk about concussion protocols you have to pay attention in practice. its not just concussions, its the subconcussive or head impacts of any sort. they accumulate over time and theyre getting a better idea of which types of drills cause that accumulation more rapidly. >> its really instructive and could change the way teams practice and maybe benefit them if they want to play the sport...

Measured and it is close to 100 per play in the high school football players. >> we hear this a lot of on quarterbacks, but did the results different for different positions? >> yeah. it was interesting. and this may not surprise you that much but linemen were the most likely to have these sorts of head impacts. people woho are lining up with head impact and then tight ends and then running backs, quarterbacks were further down the list and the least likely according to this study were receivers...

Coverage we focus like in the nfl on the running backs on on the quarterbacks. but who is going to protect that democracy? theyre the secretary of state. and who have protected by the secretary of state. and the attorney general. they are the left tackles of democracy. they protect a blind side of our democracy. and without them there is no way that we can win. and there is no way that we have a democracy. even though this experiment has lasted 240 plus years. we dont have a democracy anymore at...

In the republican party. donald trump is the great reveal are. hes not the great cause or. hes the great reveal or about what has become of the republican party. to me, too often on our news coverage, we focus like in the nfl on the running backs and on the quarterbacks. but whos going to protect the democracy are the secretary of states -- the secretary of states and the attorney generals. they are like the left tackles of democracy. they protect the blind side of our democracy. without them, t...

The L.A. Rams' offense might be looking for a boost from its rushing attack, something coach Sean McVay has featured when the team struggles.

The Dallas Cowboys made the most out of a meager rushing attack, defying a fleeting but often fatal curse.

Damien Harris and Rhamondre Stevenson have been the most consistent aspects of the New England Patriots offense.

What do you even say after a game like that?