Frank Harris has been the quarterback of Texas-San Antonio for a long time. Tuesday night’s Scooter’s Coffee Frisco Bowl against Marshall will be his swan song, an 8 p.m. kickoff on ESPN at Toyota Stadium in Frisco, Texas, and Harris
EDITOR’S NOTE: This is the first of several bowl games that the staff at ETBLITZ.COM will cover this bowl season; look for photos by new ETBLITZ photographer EMMA WILEY to be added to this story on Sunday. By CLAYTON FLETCHER
Sometimes, it’s better to just not say anything. But sometimes, when something is said, it’s good for the rest of us to be able to say, “lesson learned.” We can all be the judge on this one. NFL writer Myles
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
It looks like the man that some say is the best play-by-play man in NFL history won’t be on NBC’s playoff coverage. Al Michaels, it’s reported, won’t be on any of the three playoff games that the NBC family of
It’s far too early to talk about saving anything, realistically, but the Buffalo Bills’ 20-17 win at Kansas City today was at the very least a statement that the Bills have more football left in them, and at the very
Historically, which one of these franchises doesn’t belong, as far as NFL success: the San Francisco 49ers, the Dallas Cowboys, more recently, the Philadelphia Eagles, and… the Detroit Lions? The ellipsis may have given it away. If not, the loss
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
Ankle, schmankle. ESPN is reporting that the Jacksonville Jaguars will start quarterback Trevor Lawrence on Sunday at Cleveland if, after going through warmups before the game at noon Central time, he’s deemed able to do so (Sources – Jaguars planning