On a night where Kentucky was losing its head coach to Texas A&M, then wasn’t (Stoops is now saying he’s staying), it appears the Mississippi State head coaching job may actually be filled. Sports Illustrated and AL.com (the Alabama network
How’d ‘ya like college football’s rivalry weekend? Couldn’t really ask for more than that, unless your team was Texas Tech, Texas A&M, Ohio State, Auburn or BYU. Yeah, Big 12 Commissioner Brett Yormark was the real loser for something he
A few weeks back, when I went to Starkville, Mississippi to cover Mississippi State-Kentucky, I did have an inkling I’d be covering one of Zach Arnett’s final games as the Bulldogs’ head coach. A week later, when I covered the
Mississippi State football needs a lift, no question. Right now, unless you’re an Ole Miss Rebel, you just really gotta feel bad for ‘em. They lost coach Mike Leach, who passed away after last season, and then elevated defensive coordinator
Thanksgiving is over, but there’s a big feast ahead: a college football feast this weekend that will set the table for the championship games, and let all of us know what we’ll be seeing in the next month that might
College Football Playoff Committee Chair Boo Corrigan told Rece Davis and the panel on ESPN Tuesday night that Florida State’s drop from No. 4 in the rankings to No. 5 had nothing to do with the season-ending injury to quarterback
Texas A&M Athletic Director Ross Bjork might have made the understatement of the year on Monday. “Do you have the chops to deal with this job? (It’s) not for everybody,” Bjork said, during an appearance on the Aggie Fan Zone
Can you imagine getting put on NCAA probation and being banned from TV? Like, your games aren’t available on TV as part of your punishment? That happened to Auburn in 1993, when Terry Bowden – Bobby Bowden’s son, now coach
It’s the next-to-last week of the season, the penultimate week of the regular season – whatever you want to call it. There’s a lot of less-than-dramatic games on the schedule today, but we do have a few to look forward
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