This just in (we don’t say ‘stop the presses’ anymore, that’s hokey, anyway): Deion Sanders has made a lot of money in football. Well, here’s the ‘news-y’ part: he’s about to make a LOT, lot more. But he won’t get
This spring game-against-a-rival stuff is getting serious now. Spring games have always kind of been hum-drum, let’s face it. The most excitement we’ve ever had is when people upped the stakes a bit and had the losers eating beans and
Coach Day, President Trump. President Trump, coach Ryan Day. “Why the heck didn’t you play…” We have no way of knowing whether or not President Donald J. Trump will give Ohio State head football coach Ryan Day any advice, or
Don’t write off college football’s traditional spring games just yet. Colorado coach Deion Sanders is talking about doing something with the Buffaloes’ spring game that would be thinking outside the box a bit. Sanders would like to see the powers-that-be
ARLINGTON – Sometimes, fate just steps in and two people who were once connected, re-connect in an unbelievable moment. That’s what happened Friday night in the Goodyear Cotton Bowl, where the pivotal play – a fumble returned 83 yards for
Everyone can stop wondering. We now know the next stop for former Georgia quarterback Carson Beck. It’s the University of Miami. Miami had been the rumored destination for Beck, who was injured in the Southeastern Conference Championship Game on Dec.
So, there are about, oh, 5 or so stories swirling around the 89th Goodyear Cotton Bowl in Arlington, Texas on Friday night, with the Texas Longhorns facing the Ohio State Buckeyes.
MIAMI GARDENS, Fla. – It was close, until the very end. It was tradition. It was pageantry. It was everything the College Football Playoff SHOULD be. And Thursday night’s Capitol One Orange Bowl was memorable – especially for Notre Dame
NEW ORLEANS – The College Football Playoff semifinals are set. And there’s no Georgia to be found. Like top-seeded Oregon, second seed Georgia, the Southeastern Conference champion, was booted from the playoffs Thursday night in another physical battle, this one
NEW ORLEANS – The last time Notre Dame and Georgia met on a football field with this high of stakes, Ronald Reagan had not even taken office just yet. “Dallas” was the top show on TV. Radios were still playing