0 comments by Reginald Eller on 11/15/2011
TCU, perennially, is among the top ranked teams in the country. This year – after losses to Baylor and SMU – it appeared that TCU had taken a step back. Now fast forward to their thrilling win over Boise State, in Boise, and perception has changed. I asked Five Burning Questions of the TCU Play-by-Play […]
0 comments by Reginald Eller on 11/14/2011
Last week I took a look at the Doak Walker Award Semifinalists and where they stood, in my eyes. Following the weekend of games, a few things have changed including a major injury to one semifinalist. Here are the basics on the award, including who I believe the favorites are: THE AWARD: On Thursday, December […]
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Welcome back and if you are back for this column you already know the warning. You will not find any good, not even really bad. What you will find is a weekly expose into the UGLY of College Football. Week 11 had plenty. Tulane: It seems like Houston puts a team on THE UGLY […]
0 comments by Reginald Eller on 11/13/2011
The Oklahoma State Cowboys road to New Orleans was not impeded Saturday afternoon by the Texas Tech Red Raiders – like was the case for rival Oklahoma. Quite the contrary actually, as the Pokes ran right through Texas Tech, defeating the Red Raiders 66-6 guns a blazing, as a game with the Sooners looms on […]
0 comments by Reginald Eller on 11/12/2011
No riots, no police. Just a student-organized candlelight vigil. Good job. Follow Regie @CFBROCKER.
0 comments by Reginald Eller on 11/11/2011
Since the Jerry Sandusky allegations began to break nearly six days ago there have been many questions – mostly unanswered. One question that conspiracy theorists alike have had regards the 1998 investigation into Sandusky and the subsequent disappearance of former District Attorney Ray Gricar. Detective Matthew Rickard of the Bellefonte police department has told the […]
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On Thursday, December 8th 2011 the Doak Walker Award will be given out to the nation’s most elite running back for a combination of accomplishments on the field, achievement in the classroom and citizenship in the community. This combination of academia, athletic prowess and the requirement that the recipient must be on schedule to graduate […]
0 comments by Reginald Eller on 11/7/2011
Week in and week out, you find “the good” in college football anywhere: the great performances, the Heisman breakouts and everything in between. Every week, I bring you not the good, and not even the bad; I bring you the ugly. On to the ugly of Week 10. Kansas State-Oklahoma State: No Defense Required When […]
0 comments by Reginald Eller on 11/6/2011
First half done, and for me this has been the defensive clinic of the century. At the half – LSU and Alabama are tied at three. While many complain about the offense, or lack thereof, this – my friends – is how football should be played. Two great teams. Two great coaching staffs. Trading shot after shot, a chess match. […]
0 comments by Reginald Eller on 11/4/2011
Saturday we all will clear our schedules for LSU-Alabama, which promises to be the biggest game of the season. It actually feels like the biggest game in many years. This match-up will feature a number of players who will be playing on Sundays in the National Football League once they’re done with college. Phil Savage, […]
0 comments by Reginald Eller on 11/2/2011
Oklahoma State, in the midst of a dream season, will try to not look past a pesky Kansas State team this weekend to the Cowboys’ Dec. 3 match-up with the Oklahoma Sooners. To answer “Five Burning Questions” regarding Oklahoma State-Kansas State, I called upon the voice of the Cowboys, Dave Hunziker. 1) Usually, after losing a […]
