Nebraska coach Matt Rhule has made his first, big, public win-loss-affecting decision. The Cornhuskers announced Wednesday that Dylan Raiola, a Nebraska legacy player – and more importantly than that, a true freshman – will get the start at quarterback on
Is Dillon Gabriel the favorite to win the 2024 Heisman Trophy? Well, he might not be in the minds of the nation’s fans – at least outside of Eugene, Oregon, where he’ll now suit up for the Oregon Ducks –
Here’s the question: are you more excited about the lead-in to college football season this week, hearing all the talk about the season getting closer, the previews for the games, as the SEC Media Days takes place in Dallas, for
Texas fans celebrate a score over Oklahoma State in the last Big 12 Championship Game in which the Longhorns will likely ever play; they’ll move to the Southeastern Conference, along with Oklahoma, beginning this season. We’ll only have to wait
Is it really back? No, not Texas. The EA Sports College Football Game! It really IS back! (EA Sports College Football video game is back) After lawsuits, the whole NIL thing, agreements signed and the whole nine yards – that’s
Are you ready for the Gin & Juice Bowl? It’s not a party recipe; it’s a bowl game. We’re not sure we’re ready, either. But it’s here. Technically, it’s a little longer name than that. But Snoop Dogg – you
Not sure how to feel about THIS one. Decades after he was at Southern Cal and starred there – make no mistake about it – and earned his Heisman Trophy on the field, former Trojans running back Reggie Bush, who
About 72,000 people attended the University of Alabama spring game last Saturday, presumably to get a glimpse of what the Crimson Tide MIGHT look like under first-year head coach Kalen DeBoer. THE Ohio State University spring game was televised a
If you’re into prop bets – like betting whether or not Alabama’s Jalen Milroe will throw for four touchdown passes in a game, or even throw two interceptions a game – then the head of the NCAA would like a
Everybody knows it’s March Madness time, when even people who have no clue what “bluebloods” and “diaper dandies” are in reference to college basketball have all filled out brackets and will be checking their phones for scores on Thursday, hoping