College Football Top 10 Plays from Week Six

Week six came in hot, as several players climbed their way into Heisman Trophy odds and others advanced in the voting standings. The drama intensified with numerous upsets, and thrilling plays left both fans and analysts astonished.

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With that being said, here are some of the top 10 plays that added excitement to their games:

1. Traeshon Holden's impressive juggling catch:

Holden demonstrated the importance of following through and never giving up on a play. Even while seated, he managed to snag the ball, effortlessly earning a spot in the highlights of week six.

2. Ashton Jeanty battling defenders to reach the end zone:

Jeanty has established himself this season, amassing 1,031 yards and 16 touchdowns in just five games. His performance has been shaking up the Heisman race week after week, making him a formidable contender.

3. Ryan Williams walking the tightrope:

Williams has been consistently displayed his exceptional talent, but this particular play highlights his remarkable body control. Despite half of his body being out of bounds as he cam down, he skillfully regained his balance and landed on his feet to score.

4.Cam Ward's flip pass to Damien Martinez

With the game hanging on by threads, Ward exhibited a sense of urgency and executed a dazzling play to secure the game-winning touchdown. He continues to strengthen his Heisman campaign with each performance.

5. LeQuint Allen charges through for the game winning touchdown:

Allen powered his way past defenders, skillfully navigating to the end zone and demonstrating the tenacity of a true running back.

6. Key'Shawn Smith makes a spectacular one-handed catch:

Smith was nearly out of bounds but managed to turn around an quickly grab the ball with one hand to extend the lead for SMU.

7. Jeremiah Smith dazzles with a one-handed reception:

The freshman has been making waves all season, but his latest one-handed catch has truly captured attention and set him apart as one of the best freshman wide receivers.

8. Ke'Shawn Williams dances like Michael Jackson:

Williams executed a surprising spin and glided past defenders, racking up 52 yards and putting the Hoosiers in an excellent scoring position.

9. Zeon Chriss sprints for a 71-yard untouched touchdown:

With incredible speed, Chriss hit 21.5 mph during his impressive 71-yard touchdown run.

10.Nathan Kent scores on a reverse toss:

In the first quarter, Kent broke out with his quick thinking and speed, helping the Midshipmen extend their lead with a well-being executed touchdown.