A showdown between two Pac-12 powers and the World’s Largest Outdoor Cocktail Party – do they even still call it that? That’s otherwise known as the Florida-Georgia game, or these days, maybe it’s the Georgia-Florida game. No matter what name
If you’ve been busy in recent days, you might have missed – somehow – the fact that there’s an investigation into Michigan’s football program involving sign-stealing. An analyst for Michigan named Connor Stallions is at the heart of the matter,
Joel Klatt’s poll rarely makes news. Today, it is, simply because of what he did with the defending national champion Georgia, the current number one team in both the Associated Press and AFCA Coaches polls. In Klatt’s poll (2023 college
For the first time this season – heck, who knows, really how long – the top seven in the new Associated Press college football poll and the AFCA Coaches poll are the exact same. The major difference is the margin
I warned ‘em. I told you guys, too. I warned ‘em, the staff who try to pick the outcome of games – college and NFL – here every week for TFB that I would not only catch up with them
Coming off his Heisman moment – a five-play, 75-yard scoring drive to beat then No. 3 Texas 34-30 on the final play of the game – Oklahoma quarterback Dillon Gabriel and the Sooners (6-0, 3-0 in the Big 12 Conference)
The last time Penn State won a football game at Ohio State, most of the current Nittany Lions players were in middle school. That’s the challenge that No 7 Penn State (6-0) faces Saturday, when they face the third-ranked Buckeyes
The number one question on the University of Michigan campus this week: What’s your sign? Well, ok, that’s not very funny. The Wolverines’ football program is being investigated by the NCAA – which these days is a little like saying
Joel Klatt, Fox Sports’ college football analyst, releases his own top 10 every week – often it mirrors the AP or USA Today / AFCA polls, at least at the top. This week, the one (VERY) noticeable difference is that,
Not just a super lot of changes in either the Associated Press poll or the USA Today / AFCA Coaches poll this week, both being released on Sunday. The top four remained the same in both polls – Georgia kept