Who’s arguably the best quarterback coming back that few people know very much about? Alabama’s Jalen Milroe? Nope. We didn’t say best quarterback that was most disrespected. Georgia’s Carson Beck? Nope. We didn’t say best quarterback that was most underappreciated.
No, honestly, I don’t have a hangover watching most of the eight bowl games, beginning Friday morning in the run-up to the College Football Playoff semifinals this afternoon. With next season’s expanded playoff format, I wonder what happens to all
Lane Kiffin vs. James Franklin, Auburn takes on Maryland minus Tua’s little bro, and we’ll see if Florida State can back up all that talk – that’s what’s on the bowl slate for Saturday. And an Associated Press writer broaches
Clemson and Kentucky played a barnburner that came down to the final seconds, Notre Dame and Oregon State played the opposite and it very much DID NOT come down to the final seconds, and Memphis put on an offensive show
Is “inundated” a good word to use in what we’re calling thisbowl season, winding toward Monday’s College Football Playoff semifinal games matching No. 4 Alabama and No. 1 Michigan in the Rose Bowl, followed by No. 2 Washington and No.
Cue the Florida State excuse-makers now. Florida State quarterback Tate Rodemaker is leaving. He’s jumping ship. He’s getting out while the getting’s good. Whatever you want to call it, Rodemaker is entering the transfer portal and he’s gone, according to
It’s comforting to know Friday’s special Florida State University Board of Trustees meeting wasn’t about unbeaten FSU, coming off its first Atlantic Coast Conference football championship since 2014 and missing the College Football Playoffs, being upset enough not to show
Georgia Tech was becoming famous for its comebacks under quarterback Haynes King in 2023. This time, though, on Friday night, there was no last-minute comeback needed. King and his teammates did trail 14-0 earlier in the Union Home Mortgage Gasparilla
Florida State wants out of the Atlantic Coast Conference. And they’re willing to go to legal war to do it (Florida State has sued the ACC, setting the stage for a fight to leave over revenue concerns | AP News).
NOW we’re getting somewhere. Instead of being angry at the process, aggravated with the College Football Playoff committee, Florida State University officials, coaches, players, and even fans can put the blame where they really SHOULD put it: on the heads