Wanna be in the College Football Playoffs? The answer is not to “Just win, baby,” as Raiders’ owner Al Davis used to say, exhorting his NFL charges. It’s more than that. Let me tell you …a lot more. Championship Weekend
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
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
It’s fitting, because of the implications it SHOULD have on the College Football Playoff, but to the likely surprise of few, the Buckeyes’ game at Michigan last weekend was the highest-rated college game in 12 years. That’s according to this
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?”
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
History was made on Thursday when the Big 12 presented a conference schedule for the 2024 through 2027 seasons – without conference mainstays Texas and Oklahoma. The conference will lose the Longhorns and Sooners to the Southeastern Conference after this
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