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This will be the 33^rd meeting between Florida and Alabama and the first in Gainesville since 1999. Florida enters the game with a 4-0 record and a 2-0 SEC mark after defeating Kentucky last Saturday in Gainesville, 26-7. Alabama is 3-1 overall and 1-1 in the league after being edged by Arkansas in double overtime last week 24-23.

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Notre Dame comes into the game following one of its greatest comebacks in a storied football history. The Irish rallied from a 16-point, fourth quarter deficit for a 40-37 victory over Michigan State. Meanwhile, Purdue improved to 4-0 with a 27-21 victory over Minnesota in West Lafayette last Saturday.

Notre Dame and the Boilermakers will meet for the 78th time Saturday. The Irish lead the all-time series, 50-25-2. Notre Dame and Purdue have played each of the past 61 years. The series has been continuous since 1946, tying the USC rivalry for Notre Dame's second-longest continuous series (Notre Dame and Navy have played every year since 1927). The Irish are 25-11-0 all-time against the Boliermakers in South Bend, including victories in 13 of the last 14 meetings.

Will Tiger bring the fire?

Fresh off a convincing victory in the Ryder Cup, Europe’s top golfers will be looking to knock off Tiger Woods yet again in this week’s WGC American Express Championship at The Grove in Hertfordshire,England. However, Woods is a very heavy favorite to win.

And that’s because he’s won this tournament before – four times in fact. During the inaugural event in 1999, Woods knocked off Miguel Angel Jimenez on the first sudden-death playoff hole to score the victory and earn $1 million. Woods won again in 2002 (by one shot over Retief Goosen), in 2003 (by two shots over Vijay Singh, Stuart Appleby, and Tim Herron), and in 2005 too (on the second playoff hole over John Daly).

The only other golfers to have won this event since it began are Mike Weir and Ernie Els. Weir defeated Lee Westwood by two shots in 2000, and Els picked up a one-shot victory over Thomas Bjorn in 2004. The American Express Championship was cancelled in 2001; the tourney had been scheduled to begin the week of September 11.

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