Is Michigan football above the law, the law in this case meaning – well, the NCAA rules and regulations, and pretty much everybody else? It seems like the Wolverines are just all-in for the season, pushing their chips into the
Georgia is number one. On November 14. Coach Kirby Smart’s Bulldogs, the two-time defending national champions, rose back to the top of the College Football Playoff rankings on Tuesday, where a lot of people thought was their rightful spot, anyway
Add Clemson coach Dabo Swinney and Colorado coach Deion Sanders to the growing list of coaches that have been asked about the Texas A&M University football coaching vacancy (Clemson’s Dabo Swinney on Texas A&M Opening: ‘It Must Be November…All I
Well, it’s started. Oregon’s Dan Lanning – the former Georgia defensive coordinator, it should be remembered – has stated on record that he won’t be leaving the Ducks for another position (Oregon coach Dan Lanning says no chance he’ll leave
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
The “I was an SEC coach and now I’m not” club gained another member on Monday. Mississippi State University dismissed head football coach Zach Arnett before he even finished his first full season. Arnett had been the program’s defensive coordinator
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
The Football Beat photographer Alex Nabor spent Veteran’s Day at Kyle Field, taking in the scenery as the Texas A&M Aggies hosted Mississippi State. A&M blew out State, 51-10.
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?”