If the Bobby Petrino fiasco and subsequent debacle of a season have taught us anything about Arkansas fans, it's that they can't help but write songs about stuff. First, it was the lady wearing the Hog head singing wistfully about the Razorbacks' struggles. Now these three – might I say, well-harmonized – cats have worked […]
Derek Dooley Fired as Tennessee Head Coach
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In a move that surprised few around college football, Tennessee athletic director Dave Hart announced Sunday that Derek Dooley has been fired as the Vols head football coach. Dooley will not coach Tennessee’s final game of the season Saturday against Kentucky. Hart and the Tennessee athletic department sent out a release Sunday morning which said […]
Baylor 52, Kansas State 24: Wildcats, Klein stunned by the Bears
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Well college football fans, you knew this day was coming. You didn’t know when, where or how it’d hit, but you knew at some point, all college football common logic would go to hell and BCS chaos would ensue. Finally, it happened Saturday. And no place was the college football world flipped on its head […]
Stanford 17, Oregon 14: Hogan’s heroes knock off Ducks, send BCS spinning
Stanford committed three turnovers in Eugene, but it was an overturned incomplete pass call with 1:35 remaining that allowed the Cardinal to upset No. 2 Oregon, 17-14, in overtime. Quarterback Kevin Hogan lofted a rainbow from 10 yards out to the left corner of the end zone that tight end Zach Ertz, a Duck defender […]
Northwestern 23, Michigan State 20: Two teams doing their best not to win
Thankfully, the second half of Northwestern-Michigan State was more exciting than the first. With help from four Michigan State turnovers, Northwestern outlasted Michigan State by a 23-20 margin in East Lansing. Jeff Budzien’s 27-yard field goal midway through the fourth quarter gave the Wildcats their eighth win of the season and put the Spartans into […]
Buckeyes Survive Resilient Badgers in 21-14 OT Thriller
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It's a pretty safe assumption that when you turn on your TV set for Wisconsin vs. Ohio State your about to see something crazy and once again these two delivered as Ohio State remained unbeaten with a 21-14 overtime victory. All this result told us is that Ohio State is good, good enough to outlast […]
UCLA 38, USC 28: The Football Monopoly is Officially over in Los Angeles
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In Rick Neuheisel’s first season as the head coach at UCLA a few years ago, the school made headlines, when it took out a full page newspaper ad proclaiming the “monopoly” on Los Angeles football was now over. In Jim Mora’s first season as head coach at UCLA this season, he made his own headlines […]
Report: Maryland and Rutgers set to join the Big Ten
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Just when you thought college football conference realignment was over, a stunning, late-breaking report from ESPN has Maryland and Rutgers potentially leaving their respective conferences to join the Big Ten. We won’t waste any time and get right into the facts, which were provided via ESPN: The University of Maryland is in serious negotiations […]
Michigan Star RB Suffers Nasty Leg Injury
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Michigan is still playing for the Big Ten Legends Division title and after a 14 yard run that put the Wolverines inside the Iowa 15 yard line their chances took a big hit as star running back Fitzgerald Toussaint went down hard and funny on that 14 yard run, suffering a nasty injury to his […]
For Entertainment Purposes Only: Week 12
Time flew by this week, so I'll have to hit the high points. Let's make this quick and hope that it works out for the best. (That's what she said.) Ohio State at Wisconsin (-2) We'll start with one of multiple lines that just look off to me. An undefeated team that is getting points […]
The Oregon Duck’s head was missing (but has been recovered)
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In today's most odd news story of the day, Chris Fowler of ESPN tweeted out that
Firing coaches: The cause of – and solution to – all college football problems
Some of them educated types have some advice for you, Auburn Fan. You better listen up, too, there, Vol Nation. If you think canning the underperforming asses of Gene Chizik and Derek Dooley mean you'll start getting better football teams, think again. Academics from the University of Colorado system and Loyola University Chicago studied coaching […]
