0 comments by Aaron Torres on 11/11/2012
For all the off-season drama, NCAA investigations and arrests, once college football season does start, there are days and moments that make you remember why we all love the sport the way we do. Why, on its best day, there really is nothing better than college football. One of those days was Saturday, and […]
0 comments by Aaron Torres on 11/9/2012
http://youtube.com/watch?v=Zam3DOP-dxM In case you haven’t been following, AT&T has been sponsoring one of the most epic college football road trips ever seen, titled “Way to Saturday.” On the trip, two comedians and college football die-hards named Will and Ravi have followed ESPN’s “College Gameday” to every stop they’ve made this year, and in the process, […]
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We are coming down the homestretch of the season, and with it, here are your Crystal Ball Run Week 11 staff picks! As always, feel free to share your own picks in the comments section or with us on
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Rashad Greene “pulled a T.J. Yeldon” and Florida State’s slim BCS National Championship hopes are alive because of it, with the Seminoles holding on for a thrilling 28-22 victory Thursday night against Virginia Tech. The key play came late in the game with the Seminoles trailing 22-20. With under a minute to go and Florida […]
0 comments by Aaron Torres on 11/8/2012
For the last few weeks there seems to have been little doubt that Gene Chizik will be fired as head coach of the Auburn football team. On Wednesday a report surfaced that the beginning stages of the process may have already begun. The reports came via a paid link on the 247Sports.com Auburn affiliate, AuburnUndercover.com, […]
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With the regular season winding down, it isn’t just teams, programs and players getting ready for bowl season, but the cities which are hosting the big games which are prepping too. And as we enter the 2013 bowl cycle, there isn’t a single city with more going on than Miami. South Beach and the […]
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It’s no secret that USC has been one of the most disappointing teams in college football this season, and it’s also no secret that while the offense struggled early on, it’s been the defense of late which has been the problem. As things stand the Trojans rank 66th nationally and are allowing 406 yards per […]
0 comments by Aaron Torres on 11/7/2012
No. 21 Mississippi State at No. 7 LSU Saturday, 7:00 p.m. ESPN Line: LSU -14 ½ So seriously, have there ever been two 7-2 teams with less in common than Mississippi State and LSU, who’ll get together Saturday afternoon in Baton Rouge? I mean, think about it. For LSU, yes they’re coming off the second […]
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On Wednesday, legendary Texas football coach and former Longhorns Athletic Director Darrell Royal passed away. He was 88-years-old. The University of Texas confirmed the news via their website this morning. Royal, who began his head coaching career at Mississippi State in 1955 is best known for the 20 years he spent in Austin as a […]
0 comments by Aaron Torres on 11/6/2012
Well college football fans, whether you’re ready or not, the college football coaching carousel is officially in full swing. With Idaho’s firing of Robb Akey a few weeks ago and Joker Phillips getting axed on Sunday, the pink slips are going to start flying fast and furious, with schools like Arkansas, Cal and Boston College […]
0 comments by Aaron Torres on 11/5/2012
With Alabama surviving, Oregon thriving and a whole bunch of madness in between, fans all over the country are already looking ahead to next Saturday and thinking to themselves, “Damn, how can it possibly top what we just saw this past Saturday?” Well don’t look now, but chances are pretty good it does […]
0 comments by Aaron Torres on 11/4/2012
The first domino in the 2012-2013 coaching carousel fell on Sunday, when Kentucky Athletics Director Mitch Barnhart announced that football coach Joker Phillips had been fired. Barnhart wrote an open letter to Kentucky fans, which said in part: After much conversation, evaluation and prayer, I have determined that it is in the best interest of […]
