TWTW: A Busy Day In Oregon, Jahvid Not Feeling His Best

((HT: FS Arizona/KVAL))

Sean Canfield threw for 342 yards and two touchdowns and ran for a score Saturday night in Oregon State's 31-14 victory over No. 23 Cal, which lost Jahvid Best to a concussion in the second quarter.

Actually, we think it's "who lost Jahvid Best," but who are we...?
Or is it "which are we...?"

Best landed on his head in the end zone following a leaping touchdown over a defender.
And he was out immediately after he landed...

It took 16 minutes to get everything squared away so he was safe to move off the field and in to an ambluance.

Oregon State (6-3, 4-2) became bowl eligible.

"It's a great win to beat Cal down here again," OSU QB Sean Canfield said. "I've never lost down here and it's nice to go out that way."

Tedford said results of an initial exam came out normal. "It's very sobering when that happens," Tedford said. "When it happened, it was unbelievably scary. He was out of it pretty good."

Here's the injury, thanks to FSArizona

Who's In... Who's Out...

With all the fun that these New Year's Day bowls give us...((Just ask JoePa about just how much he's enjoying 1-1-09))

College athletes are declaring their intentions for their career extensions...

Beanie Wells of Ohio State hasn't made up his mind...((foxsports))

Shonn Greene of Iowa has made up his mind... he's leaving...((WOI-TV))

Kansas State's Josh Freeman is leaving...((Joe Schad at the four-letter))

South Carolina's Captain Munnerlyn and Eric Norwood are also leaving... ((The State))

Coaches are, allegedly, staying for longer than anticipated as well...

Todd Graham, Esq. ((pictured, thanks Mike Simons/Tulsa World)) is hanging around Tulsa until 2018 with his new deal...((Tulsa World))

((This is us holding our collective breath on that one- just ask the people at Rice how that one worked out for them...))

He agreed to a six-year extension at Rice in January 2007, but was introduced as Tulsa's coach a mere three days later.

"There were a lot of mistruths about that deal," Graham told the Tulsa World, which reported the 10-year contract first on its Web site. "Having the opportunity to come home here was a no-brainer for me."

And Cal is keeping Jeff Tedford until 2015 with his new rollover extension...((SFGate))