Here's a look at this week's best social-media posts from around college football.
Multi-tasking
Will-power
Running back Jonathan Williams of Arkansas posted this clip of himself with a claim of a 455-pound single-leg squat. Something tells us the Razorbacks' strength coach would rather the team's star running back add more weight and use two legs here.
Striking pose
Oklahoma wide receiver Sterling Shepard can really play football, but thanks to OU linebacker Eric Striker's Instagram post, we also know Shepard's not exactly the smoothest poser for photoshoots.
Cardale wisdom
Ohio State quarterback Cardale Jones likes to clown around on social media, but once in a while, he turns serious.
Reality check
Not long after Clemson quarterback Deshaun Watson declared that he wouldn't lose to rival South Carolina as long as he was the Tigers' starter, Gamecocks wide receiver Pharoh Cooper reminded him of Clemson's five-game losing streak in the series from 2008-2013. Watson wasn't on any of those teams, though, and he snapped the streak last year in a 35-17 win.
Striker meets idol
Being from Seffner, Fla., not far from Tampa, it comes as no surprise that Oklahoma linebacker Eric Striker was a childhood fan of former Tampa Bay Rays outfielder Carl Crawford.
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