Watch: Jameis Winston’s new go-to receiver may just be Jameis Winston
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If you only watch one “College Football Pump-Up” video this year, make it this one
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Michigan student attendance dropping. Blame the schedule?
0 comments by Kevin McGuire on 5/29/2014
The University of Michigan is expecting to once again see crowds of over 100,000 attend each game in Michigan Stadium this fall, but that number will apparently see a smaller portion of students coming to games. “We’re projecting that number to be somewhere between 13 or 14,000 for student ticket numbers this year,” Michigan associate […]
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Explaining the new Big 12 tiebreakers
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The Big 12 still does not have a desire or a need to play a conference championship game, but the conference is adjusting how it will determine a tiebreaker in the new College Football Playoff Era. The change is minor though and will likely go unnoticed by casual fans. The College Football Playoff poll, which […]
100 Days until Kickoff: Entering the Great Unknown
0 comments by Kevin McGuire on 5/19/2014
There are now 100 days until college football kicks off for another season of football. I made a mistake in counting by missing a game between Georgia State and Abilene Christian on Wednesday, August 27. I know, how could I have missed that one, right? There will be a number of changes in college football […]
NC State’s “Pack in Black” helmet. Photo via NC State
NC State’s “Pack in Black” helmet commits multiple violations
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North Carolina State has managed to commit multiple uniform fouls with their new “Pack in Black” helmet, and thus should be punished appropriately. The number of fouls committed in one design is astounding. First, here is a look at the guilty party… And now a list of the violations… 1. Alternate black. NC State may […]
Is it time to extend the college football season to 14 games?
0 comments by Kevin McGuire on 5/18/2014
Nearly a decade has passed since the last time the NCAA adjusted the length of the college football season. It may be time to start considering it as an option once more. While conferences and fans are bickering over whether or not conferences should be playing eight or nine conference games per year, it seems […]
Big Ten and ACC are at head of the class in APR
0 comments by Kevin McGuire on 5/15/2014
The NCAA released the latest APR scores for Division 1 schools yesterday, so naturally it is time to determine which conference reigns supreme when it comes to hitting the books and making the grade. The Big Ten leads the way, with the ACC in pursuit. The SEC comes in third with the Pac-12 not far […]
Podcast: NFL Draft thoughts, Chuckie Keeton and Las Vegas odds with Adam Kramer
0 comments by Kevin McGuire on 5/14/2014
There are few players in college football that are exciting to watch play as Utah State quarterback Chuckie Keeton. When he went down with an ACL injury last season it was pretty much a crime to the college football fans. When Keeton went down for the year, many wrote Utah State off in the Mountain West […]
Who cares if conferences play 8 or 9 games? Just win, baby!
0 comments by Kevin McGuire on 5/13/2014
The late Al Davis was quite the visionary in the world of football. Although his management of the Oakland Raiders would come into question over time, there was one simple philosophy he lived by that is as timeless as any. Just win, baby. The ACC will stay put with an eight-game conference schedule in the […]
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NFL Draft: Louisville’s big night should ease some concerns at Texas
0 comments by Kevin McGuire on 5/9/2014
If there was any concern over the hiring of Charlie Strong at Texas, perhaps Thursday night should serve as a reminder to Longhorns fans that this Charlie Strong guy knows a thing or two about developing talent. Hey Texas fans doubting the hire of Charlie Strong: Louisville just sent three players to the first round […]
2013 SEC Championship Game. Photo: USA Today Sports
Ideal conference championship sites for each conference
0 comments by Kevin McGuire on 5/7/2014
The Pac-12 is reportedly considering moving its conference championship game to a neutral field, ditching the hard-fought home-field advantage method once a new stadium for the NFL’s San Francisco 49ers is completed. San Francisco makes financial sense for the Pac-12 and it is about as centrally located as you can get, but is the Bay Area […]
