0 comments by Matt Yoder on 10/7/2011
The Dirty Dozen is back with our picks for Saturday’s biggest games. Every week, one of our writers will give a brief preview of each game while all of us will also try to predict the correct score of each game. This week’s slate features a battle of unbeatens in the Red River Rivalry, two […]
0 comments by Kevin McGuire
Pete Thamel of the New York Times reports that the presidents of the Big East will be holding a conference call sometime Friday to discuss the future of the Big East and expansion possibilities. With the news of TCU deciding to skip the Big East altogether and align with the Big 12, this is not […]
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Oregon running back LaMichael James dislocated his elbow in a play in the fourth quarter as Oregon blew past Cal Thursday night, 43-15. James was carted off the field as trainers tended to his right elbow. X-rays were negative and James is optimistic on his return to the team. “We’re gonna wait and see,” James […]
Second-year head coach Tommy Tuberville has the Texas Tech Red Raiders undefeated through their first four games of the season, and the offense is clicking at a pace that would make Mike Leach envious. After dodging a bullet last week at Kansas, Tech faces its toughest test of the season so far when Texas A&M […]
Helluva 24 hours for the Big 12. First, Texas and ESPN relent on showing high school content on the Longhorn Network. Then, news breaks this morning that Texas Christian plans to jilt the Big East at the altar in favor of a bid to the Conference That Won’t Die. As always, the developments could potentially […]
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0 comments by Matt Yoder
While debate over the nation’s top conference used to be a hot topic, nobody argues its identity anymore. The SEC is on top right now, and it’s not even close. The league boasts a perfect 7-0 in BCS Championship Games, including the last five in a row. With the conference supremacy discussion settled for […]
0 comments by Aaron Torres
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One of the most fascinating, and equally annoying subplots of the conference realignment merry go round we’ve experienced the last few months, is that it’s simply impossible to decipher fact from fiction. Some leaked information has proven to be true (Texas A&M to the SEC for example), while much more hasn’t. After all, how many […]
0 comments by Tom Perry on 10/5/2011
When Dana Holgorsen goes off script you better buckle up. West Virginia’s first-year coach is 4-1 and one of the biggest stars in the state. After getting back on track with a 55-10 crushing of Bowling Green it would only make sense to think he would be in a good mood. Guess again. Holgorsen actually […]
0 comments by Michael Felder
Guys we’re five weeks into the 2011 season and we still have a lot of unbeaten teams. Some, like the top 6, were expected while others were not. We’ve got some low ranked teams boasting undefeated records and a couple Non-BCS squads in the ranks as well. My question to you all is simple: Who […]
0 comments by Kevin Causey
Week five of the College Football Season has come and gone. Russell Wilson and the Wisconsin Badgers beat up on the Cornhuskers of Nebraska, Alabama flexed it’s muscle against the Gators, and Stephen Garcia might have single-handedly put the kibosh on Marcus Lattimore’s Heisman hopes. Last week was week four of the Bloguin Heisman Poll […]
