When it comes to junior college football, there are a handful of states that just do it better than anybody else. Seriously. There’s Mississippi – you know, the home of “Last Chance U,” from Netflix, with East Mississippi Community College,
With the release of the Associated Press poll on Monday, we thought you might like a refresher on the coaches poll. You know – since it feels like it’s been months since it’s been out. The top five in both
Well, well, well. And that’s an awfully deep subject. What a shock that the Georgia Bulldogs – who missed out on the College Football Playoff last year, but completely blasted Florida State in the bowl game – will begin the
When it comes to junior college football, there are a handful of states that just do it better than anybody else. Seriously. There’s Mississippi – you know, the home of “Last Chance U,” from Netflix, with East Mississippi Community College,
“John, you’ve just dropped your second tray of glasses and plates tonight – beer, Coca-Cola and food scraps are everywhere, and I’m sure you’re embarrassed. How are you feeling right now?” <Microphone goes into John’s face, as the waiter struggles
A look back at SEC Media Days at The Omni Hotel in Dallas, July 15-18, mostly through the lens of TFB photographer Virgina Hagler-Lucas (with a few photos by Mitch Lucas thrown in for good measure). Enjoy.
DALLAS – Rich Clark, executive director of the College Football Playoff, began day three of the Southeastern Conference’s Media Days on Wednesday at The Omni in Dallas, described by one writer in her work this week as “sprawling.” Clark, a
DALLAS – A College Football Playoff appearance, a Big 12 Conference championship in his team’s last season in that league, and a multi-talented team coming back, not much could dampen the spirits of University of Texas head football coach Steve
EDITOR’S NOTE: This article is by The Football Beat’s intern, Ashtyn Elizabeth, a student at Kilgore College. We welcome her to The Football Beat family. By ASHTYN ELIZABETH DALLAS – So, Oklahoma coach Brent Venables – in his first-ever press
DALLAS – Happenings of note from day one of the Southeastern Conference (SEC) Media Days at The Omni here. Speakers on the first day were Commissioner Greg Sankey, LSU head coach Brian Kelly, South Carolina head coach Shane Beamer, Ole