Is “inundated” a good word to use in what we’re calling thisbowl season, winding toward Monday’s College Football Playoff semifinal games matching No. 4 Alabama and No. 1 Michigan in the Rose Bowl, followed by No. 2 Washington and No.
So, today is the 88th playing of the Goodyear Cotton Bowl Classic. Eighty-eight years holds a ton of memories. Texas-Notre Dame in 1970, and the Longhorns’ 76-yard drive; Joe Montana, with the flu, leads the Fighting Irish over Houston in
The Cheez-It Citrus Bowl won’t have one of its primary attractions, unfortunately. University of Tennessee quarterback Joe Milton has decided to forego playing in the bowl game and instead prepare for the NFL Draft, according to a report by ESPN’s
NOW we’re getting somewhere. Instead of being angry at the process, aggravated with the College Football Playoff committee, Florida State University officials, coaches, players, and even fans can put the blame where they really SHOULD put it: on the heads
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
They may be moving to the Southeastern Conference, but Oklahoma and Texas will still meet in Dallas at the Cotton Bowl each year. And the grand old stadium is going to be getting a few renovations. A deal was announced
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
ALL TIMES CENTRAL STANDARD TIME! SATURDAY, DEC. 16 MYRTLE BEACH BOWL (Brooks Stadium, Conway, SC) Georgia Southern (6-6) vs. Ohio (9-3), 10 a.m., ESPN _____ CRICKET CELEBRATION BOWL (Mercedes-Benz Stadium, Atlanta) Howard vs. Florida A&M, 11 a.m., ABC _____ R+L
Did you see any of the College Football awards handed out over the last couple of days. Congratulations to the winners. Among them: LSU quarterback Jayden Daniels, Oklahoma State running back Ollie Gordon II, and Texas Interior defensive lineman T’Vondre
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.