On Tuesday, Ball State edged Northern Illinois, 20-17; Western Michigan beat Central Michigan, 38-28 – no word about any sign-stealing there (sorry, couldn’t resist); and Ohio beat Buffalo, 20-10. Wednesday night, Miami (Ohio) shut out Akron, 19-0; Bowling Green beat
You have to be a certain age to remember the Abbott and Costello skit of “Who’s on first?” Sure, I know it applied to baseball and first base. But for me, it works appropriately enough for “Who’s on the sideline?”
The Big Ten Conference did something few expected. They did discipline Michigan coach Jim Harbaugh in season, when few expected them to do so. Harbaugh, the coach of the third-ranked Wolverines, is suspended from coaching for Michigan’s final three regular
Outkick.com, the website made famous by Clay Travis and formerly known as Outkick the Coverage, has officially broken one of the most hilarious stories we’ve heard in our short existence here at The Football Beat. Our editor / publisher, Mitch
Can the fifth-ranked Washington Huskies prove a lot of the doubters wrong, and go into The Coliseum in L.A. and leave with a win over USC tonight? Tonight is also the annual renewing of the state of Louisiana’s grudge match
Got to ask, what ya’ thought of the initial College Football Playoff rankings released by the 13-member committee on Tuesday, Halloween night? Did you pretty much agree – or did you consider it rather frightful? I was a little shocked
Now that the College Football Playoff rankings are out, here’s a TFB policy note: from here out, in every story, if a ranking is beside a team’s name, it’ll be that team’s CFP ranking – as opposed to, I don’t
The first College Football Playoff rankings have been released – and Georgia fans shouldn’t be surprised that they’re not number one. I guess I should’ve said “SPOILER ALERT” before that, huh? ESPN unveiled the first set of CFP rankings on
Come Tuesday night, the Associated Press poll and the AFCA Coaches poll really lose meaning. That’s the cold fact, but for now, for today, here they are in all of their glory. Defending national champion Georgia remains number one in
Michigan coach Jim Harbaugh surveys the field in a recent game. The Wolverines, ranked No. 2 in the nation in both the Associated Press and the AFCA Coaches polls, have had more troubles off the field than on it in