Associated Press lead college football writer Ralph Russo could be onto something. Russo, once based in Jackson, Mississippi (he may or may not remember me – I was once a sportswriter in Meridian, Mississippi, in Columbus, and in Vicksburg), is
With some members of The Football Beat staff actually in College Station, having covered Saturday night’s Veterans Day game between Texas A&M and Mississippi State here at Kyle Field, we weren’t necessarily expecting the news we got today coming out
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
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
The Texas Longhorns are about to get a big piece of the puzzle back out of the box. Quarterback Quinn Ewers, injured in the Longhorns’ win over Houston on Oct. 21, will return to the starting lineup for No. 7
Apparently, enough was enough for Lincoln Riley and the Southern Cal administration for defensive coordinator Alex Grinch. The Trojans have dismissed Grinch after the latest debacle on Saturday night, a 52-42 loss to No. 5 Washington (USC fires defensive coordinator
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
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