Sunday Runday: The Best Runs From Week 9

Sunday Runday: The Best Runs From Week 9

The best runs from week 9 of the college football season.

Oct 29, 2017 by Kolby Paxton
Sunday Runday: The Best Runs From Week 9
Ladies and gentlemen, we present to you a handful of the best runs from Saturday -- all in one place. Why? Because we love you.

Don't see a run that, in your expert opinion, is far superior to one of these? Well that's on you. Hit us up on Facebook, Twitter, or the 'Gram -- #SundayRunday -- and tip us off next time.

Josh Adams Dominates NC State


Josh Adams was outstanding in a huge victory for Notre Dame on Saturday. Folks -- myself included -- have been sleeping on Notre Dame and Adams, but it's time to wake up.

The Irish are for real -- and Adams may run his way to the Heisman Trophy ceremony.

Braeden West Gives SMU Some Life


Perhaps looking ahead to next week's huge homecoming game against undefeated Central Florida, SMU came out looking a little uninspired on Friday night with 2-6 Tulsa in town. This 75-yard touchdown run by Braeden West changed that.

You can't block it any better and West's burst at the second level was like... whoa.

Saquon Wastes No Time


Saquon Barkley took the opening kickoff to the barn in Saturday's biggest game -- and for much of the first half it looked like he and Penn State were going to run over Ohio State in Columbus, Ohio.

The Buckeyes fought back and earned the most impressive win of the week by holding Barkley to just 44 yards rushing and 23 yards receiving the rest of the way.

Sony Michel and Georgia Steam Roll Georgia


Sony Michel needed just six carries to rack up 137 yards -- thanks, in part, to this 74-yard run midway through the first quarter.

Florida fans needed ​all ​the cocktails to get through this one.

Lamar Jackson Does What Lamar Jackson Does


Nobody open? No problem.

Lamar Jackson rolled up nearly 500 yards of total offense and four touchdowns at Wake Forest on Saturday, but it ​still ​wasn't enough to put the Cardinals in the win column. Wake was excellent early and held off a late Louisville run to move within a game of bowl eligibility.