Networks have started announcing a few game times for matchups this fall. Week one is headlined by Notre Dame vs Ohio State and Oregon vs Georgia but we have many other intriguing matchups. The first weekend of college football will have many glued to their televisions to watch any game possible, even if the game … Continue reading 5 Underrated Games of Week 1
10 Rivalry Games We Want to Return
One of the best parts of college football is the rivalries. As a fan, nothing feels better than beating your rival school and having the ability to gloat for the next year. Due to conference realignment we have lost some of the best rivalries because schools have changed conferences or do not have as many … Continue reading 10 Rivalry Games We Want to Return
An FSU Fan’s Take on Travis Hunter
If it had happened to nearly any other team, my reaction would have been totally different. If it had happened to Florida, Miami, or Georgia, I probably would have laughed too. When I watched on my office computer as Josh Pate and his cohorts at CBS Sports raised alarm bells that Travis Hunter’s yearlong, seemingly … Continue reading An FSU Fan’s Take on Travis Hunter
5 Burning Questions for the ACC in 2022
The ACC surprised fans this season, mainly because Clemson did not make the ACC championship and was irrelevant for most of the season. Kenny Pickett led Pitt to their first ACC championship in program history with a win over Wake Forest. NC State also had a strong season and will be one of the favorites … Continue reading 5 Burning Questions for the ACC in 2022
5 Burning Questions for the SEC for 2022
The Georgia Bulldogs avenged their loss to Alabama in the SEC Title game and exercised 40 years worth of demons to win the National Title. The Bulldogs should be primed to repeat next year but they will once again have strong challengers. Alabama will return a strong core of players including Bryce Young and Will … Continue reading 5 Burning Questions for the SEC for 2022
Keep Calm and Go To Indianapolis
As most of you know, the National Championship game is being held in Indianapolis Monday night. But if you saw the Atlanta Journal-Constitution article written by Chip Towers floating around the internet early last week, you would think the game was being held in the seventh layer of Hell. (If Hell was one of the … Continue reading Keep Calm and Go To Indianapolis
5 Burning Questions for the Pac-12 for 2022
In most years the Pac-12 feels like the forgotten conference due to limited coverage and the lack of an elite team but they have been in the headlines to start this off-season. Lincoln Riley left Oklahoma to become the head coach at USC while Mario Cristobal left Oregon for South Beach. Washington and Washington State … Continue reading 5 Burning Questions for the Pac-12 for 2022
5 Questions for the Big Ten for 2022
The Big Ten's bowl season has officially come to an end. The conference finished 6-4 after Rutgers filled in to play Wake Forest. Michigan lost in the College Football Playoffs to Georgia while Ohio State and Michigan State each won their New Years Six Bowl game. The Big Ten has numerous questions heading into next … Continue reading 5 Questions for the Big Ten for 2022
College Football Playoff Predictions
This year's college football playoffs may be the most intriguing in recent memory. Cincinnati is the first group of five team to make the playoffs. Jim Harbaugh has helped Michigan over the hump and successfully made the playoffs. Georgia has returned to the playoffs for the first time since the infamous walk-off loss to Alabama. … Continue reading College Football Playoff Predictions
Ranking the 5 Best Transfer Quarterbacks for 2022
Welcome to the era for the transfer portal where teams will be looking for key contributors from the portal each season. According to 247 Sports, 14 quarterbacks are have entered the transfer portal so far this season. If a team is in need of a quarterback, the transfer portal is a great way to find … Continue reading Ranking the 5 Best Transfer Quarterbacks for 2022
The Walk-On Redshirts 