via @OrangeBowl 'It's the most wonderful time of the year' That's right, baby, it's Bowl season in the college football world. A time in which various teams get matched up against out-of-conference foes in a random city or even a random stadium (some that aren't even football stadiums!). While many will focus solely on the … Continue reading 2022-23 Bowl Rankings
Previewing the 2023 Heisman Race
Caleb Williams won the Heisman on Saturday night and will likely be the favorite heading into 2023. The other two invitees all likely to be heading for the NFL with Stetson Bennett out of eligibility and C.J. Stroud projected to be a top pick in the NFL Draft. Max Duggan can still use his Covid … Continue reading Previewing the 2023 Heisman Race
2023 Walk-On Redshirts Heisman Voting
While the actual Heisman will be handed out this weekend, the nine contributors for The Walk-On Redshirts voted for their own Heisman. Each person ranked their top five candidates with number one getting five points, second getting four points and so forth. As a reminder, this is how The Walk-On Redshirts voted and not what … Continue reading 2023 Walk-On Redshirts Heisman Voting
Ranking Coaching Hires, Part 2
On Monday we began to grade the coaching hires of this off-season (You can read more HERE). We are back to look at some of the latest moves and grade each hire at the FBS level this year. UNLV made the most recent hire with Barry Odom being named the head coach on Tuesday. Most … Continue reading Ranking Coaching Hires, Part 2
Most Interesting Players in the Transfer Portal
I was going to make an attempt at ranking players in the transfer portal but over 600 FBS players have entered the portal. Instead we are going took at some of the most intriguing players in the portal and others who may draw strong interest from other teams. Some teams have found incredible success using … Continue reading Most Interesting Players in the Transfer Portal
Ranking Coaching Hires, Part 1
As of December 5th, 21 different head coaching jobs have opened at the FBS level. Louisville became open today with Scott Satterfield accepting the position at Cincinnati. Kent State also opened after Coach Prime hired Sean Lewis to be his offensive coordinator at Colorado. We are going to look at some of the hires today … Continue reading Ranking Coaching Hires, Part 1
Gee, Five Thoughts: Conference Championship Weekend
If you are a fan of the Group of 5, this might be the most important conference championship weekend we've ever had. Or it could mean absolutely nothing. A year ago we were talking about a "win and in" scenario for Cincinnati regarding the College Football Playoff. This year, that is far from the case, … Continue reading Gee, Five Thoughts: Conference Championship Weekend
The Walk-On Redshirts End of Season Superlatives
The season has concluded and many of the associations will give out their awards for this season. We are going to give our awards but ours will be much more creative. This season was mainly driven by quarterbacks and spoiler alert, most of the awards are going to quarterbacks. College football was full of stars … Continue reading The Walk-On Redshirts End of Season Superlatives
Top Candidates: Stanford
David Shaw announced he would be stepping down as the head coach of Stanford during his post game press conference on Saturday. Shaw was 96-54 at over 12 seasons but compiled just 14 wins over the past four seasons. Stanford is not expected to compete for the Pac-12 championship every season but reaching a bowl … Continue reading Top Candidates: Stanford
PAC-12 Recap — Week 13
The 2022 regular season has come to an end and the final week of PAC-12 football certainly gave us everything we could handle and more. Arizona — 38 Arizona State — 35 The Territorial Cup took place on Black Friday in Tucson and as we expected, was filled with fireworks throughout the entirety of the … Continue reading PAC-12 Recap — Week 13
The Walk-On Redshirts 