0 comments by Kevin McGuire on 12/2/2011
West Virginia clinched a share of the Big East championship for a second straight season Thursday night after Tyler Bitancurt’s 28-yard field goal gave West Virginia a 30-27 victory at South Florida on the final play of the game. With a little bit of help on Saturday in Cincinnati, Dana Holgorsen could be taking West […]
0 comments by Aaron Torres
Simply put, there wasn’t a more infuriating, frustrating and overall disappointing team in all of college football this year than the Texas A&M Aggies. A club which started the year ranked by some in the Top 10 and as a dark horse to win the Big XII, finished just 6-6. Because of it, change had […]
0 comments by Aaron Torres on 12/1/2011
With Championship Weekend starting early this year, we decided to give you a little “Dirty Dozen” preview on all the biggest games. First up, the first ever Pac-12 Championship Game, a game which will go down in the history books for a lot of things… unfortunately none of which are expected to involve compeitive collegiate […]
0 comments by Aaron Torres
You can think of the Division III playoffs right now the same way we think of the NCAA Tournament every March. We are going into the Elite Eight this weekend, and literally every team left could potentially pull the upset and win this year’s Stagg Bowl. In fact I see one of those upsets happening […]
0 comments by Reginald Eller
Prior to the Texas A&M Aggies’ game against the Texas Longhorns last week, coach Mike Sherman got the oft-dreaded vote of confidence from Texas A&M President R. Bowen Loftin. ”As far as I’m concerned, yes. We don’t want to make any hasty moves, and we look forward to [Sherman] being our football coach in the […]
0 comments by Kevin McGuire on 11/30/2011
It seems like just yesterday that we openly wondered just who might want to walk the Mike Leach plank during this year’s edition of the coaching carousel. Now it appears that Leach could be ready to raise the flag, perhaps a Washington State flag (and it’s not even on the set of ESPN College GameDay […]
0 comments by Aaron Torres
Welcome to the quarterfinals, as we are now only two steps away from the National Championship game in Florence, Alabama. Fans are excited, the coaches are prepped, and the players are jacked. So enough introduction, let’s talk football! New Haven v. Winston Salem State If I had come to you at the beginning of the […]
0 comments by Tom Perry
As a resident of Ohio and not a Buckeye fan, it’s easy to get overloaded on Buckeye news. On Monday when Urban Meyer replaced Jim Tressel (or Luke Fickell) as the OSU coach, the news was fed to us at a gluttonous pace. My partner at Eye and Eer, Phil Shie, is the Ohio State […]
0 comments by Kevin Causey
The regular season is over for a lot of players who are up for the Heisman. The Heisman Trophy will be presented on December 10th so that makes this the next to last poll of the season for us. Andrew Luck has been the front-runner for much of the year as he has been #1 […]
Addressing a rumor that he is leaving ESPN to pursue political office, Craig James told Crystal Ball Run that he is focused on his job as a college football analyst. “There are a significant number of strong business leaders in Texas that want me to run for office,” James said in an e-mail statement to Crystal […]
0 comments by Reginald Eller
With the news yesterday that Urban Meyer officially agreed to become the new head coach at Ohio State, we decided to reach out to someone who is very familiar with Meyer from his time with the Gators.
0 comments by Reginald Eller
Albert Einstein said it, Mike Leach honed it and many college football programs across the country abide by it. Insanity: Making the same hire over and over again while expecting different results. As the regular season ends – and even before then – the college football coaching vacancies are opening in a flurry of activity. […]
