The college bowl season is officially upon us today, with seven – 7! – bowl games scheduled for Saturday. Obviously, some of them overlap, but hey: we’re providing the kickoff times and previews for you right here, with help from
His team lost three games. In a normal year, LSU quarterback Jayden Daniels wouldn’t even be considered for the Heisman Trophy. After all, isn’t it always the best (offensive) player on the best team? (Hello Matt Leinert, hello, Reggie Bush
The Heisman finalists are set, and there’s not a lot of controversy, unless maybe you thought Michigan quarterback J.J. McCarthy, or Georgia tight end Brock Bowers, or Alabama quarterback Jalen Milroe were all deserving of a trip to New York.
Some eye-opening names entered the transfer portal this morning. How about Oklahoma quarterback Dillon Gabriel? Yep. In the transfer portal. Entered it Monday morning, according to several reports, this one from ESPN (Oklahoma starting QB Dillon Gabriel enters transfer portal).
The four teams in the College Football Playoff are Michigan (seeded first), Washington, Texas, and Alabama. Michigan (13-0), of course, beat Iowa for the Big Ten Championship. Washington (13-0) beat Oregon in the Pac-12 Championship, perhaps the final one. Texas
Is it possible the College Football Playoff committee will leave out the Southeastern Conference, even with five teams in the top 14 of their very own poll, and how idiotic that would be? SEC Commissioner Greg Sankey says there’s no
Did Washington clinch a spot in the College Football Playoff with a 34-31 win over Oregon Friday in Las Vegas? They sure did, most assuredly, if you ask Associated Press writer Mark Anderson. Anderson has the Huskies already in the
In what could be huge news out of Charlotte that could impact the College Football Playoff, Florida State could be without quarterback Tate Rodemaker for the Atlantic Coast Conference Championship game against Louisville on Saturday. ESPN reported the news here
This is it: it’s one of the biggest weekends of the season for college football. It’s conference championship weekend. There will be weeping and gnashing of teeth. And that’ll just be the fans who have to listen to Brad Nessler
This College Football Playoff committee is about to have a mess on its hands, and all it’s going to take is for a few things to happen. Think about the quandary that’ll leave the committee in. Georgia, winners of the