0 comments by Andrew Coppens on 3/12/2013
First Practice: March 12th Spring Game: April 20th Missouri got a rude awakening to life in the SEC to say the least and at times it was simply brutal to watch as the Tigers scratched their way to a 2-6 conference record and a below .500 mark (5-7) for the first time in nine years. […]
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The votes have been tabulated and Michigan's Denard Robinson will appear on the cover of NCAA Football 14 from EA Sports. Robinson won the final voting round by edging Texas A&M's Ryan Swope. It might be considered Michigan's biggest win of the 2012 college football season. "I want to say thank you to all the […]
0 comments by Andrew Coppens on 3/11/2013
The Bachelor season finale is finally upon us and it's a three hour extravaganza of emotion, tropical dates, Sean without his shirt on (like ABC would miss their final chance at that, right?), and of course some crazy proposal drama! Our resident "The Bachelor" expert, Andy will be with you for the full three hours […]
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As the years have passed, it’s become staggering how life-like the EA Sports NCAA Football video game series has gotten. Whether it’s picking a program, designing it from the ground-up, customizing playbooks, or whatever other weird college football fetish your little heart desires, it seems like the good folks at EA have fans across the […]
0 comments by Kevin McGuire
Pittsburgh is excited about joining the ACC this season, and it makes sense. No longer attached to playing games against the likes of Temple, Connecticut and incoming Big TBA (my temporary name for the old/new Big East until a name is determined) like Boise State, San Diego State, Houston, Memphis and others, the Panthers are […]
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First Practice: March 11 Spring Game: April 13 Boise State finished 11-2 and defeated Washington 28-26 in the Maaco Bowl in Las Vegas and it was considered a down season. That’s the type of expectation set forth by stalwart coach Chris Petersen, and no matter how annoying the typical Boise fan can be … the […]
Legendary coach Barry Switzer returned to his old stomping grounds Sunday to see how Oklahoma is progressing this spring. Never one for subtlety, "The King" was dressed to the nines: With highs barely escaping the 30s in Norman, Okla., today, a man fur does make for a sensible choice. Looks like the coach has been […]
0 comments by Andrew Coppens on 3/9/2013
The days of the Mountain West not being a player in college football media are about to be done and dusted as reports are saying the league is about to sign a TV rights deal for seven years and $116 million dollars. If you're doing the math along with us that means each of the […]
0 comments by Andrew Coppens on 3/8/2013
First Practice: March 9th Spring Game: April 20th Wisconsin football has been on a role as of late. Three straight Big Ten championships, three straight Rose Bowls. However, it's also been three straight Rose Bowl losses. Now Wisconsin enters a new era as former head coach Bret Bielema parlayed his success into the Arkansas coaching […]
0 comments by Kevin McGuire
Photo: USA Today Sports Spring Practice Opens: March 10 Spring Game: April 20 Few teams dropped as quickly as Arkansas did before the start of the 2012 season. regarded as a potential BCS Championship contender after a fine 2011 season and Cotton Bowl victory, Arkansas dropped like an anvil the moment head coach Bobby Petrino […]
Maybe Gunner Kiel was born in the backseat of a Greyhound bus? Could Nashville, Tenn., and be the next destination for the highly recruited quarterback? James Franklin will understand. If he's heading down to the Bayou, he's not going to play for LSU and its chesty coach. (Perhaps Tulane, the only team in New Or-leens.) […]
0 comments by Andrew Coppens on 3/7/2013
It seems as if over the past few seasons the coaching carousel has just never stopped going around and this offseason it's been crazier than usual. However, one team has seemed to master the art of "stealing" a coach away and that's the University of Oklahoma. Their latest victim was Wisconsin, who saw their tight […]
