Some Thoughts On Mark Richt Presser

By now we’ve all got a chance to wax philosophically on the Boise State versus Georgia game from this past Saturday night. The Dawgs got out worked by the Broncos, they were pedestrian in their attack and listless in their execution. As a result of this the “Mark Richt Hotseat” meme has been fired up […]

Upset Alert: Utah Looks For Statement Win At USC

Last week we placed TCU, Texas A&M, South Carolina and Notre Dame on upset alert. Two of those teams lost (TCU, Notre Dame), one took a while to wake up (South Carolina) and the other made me eat my words (Texas A&M). Let’s take a stab at week two, shall we? http://youtube.com/watch?v= CHp9s-IsO8Q[/youtube] Upset Alert […]

Five Burning Questions: The Subway Domer

Notre Dame has high expectations in year two of Brian Kelly and the Irish have a roster talented enough to achieve the goals that have been set internally and placed upon them from the outside. However, the boys in South Bend opened the year with a head scratching loss to Skip Holtz’s Bulls and no […]

No Questions Asked: Jacory Harris Is Miami’s Starter Going Forward

No matter where your allegiances lie, there truly wasn’t a whole lot to take out of Monday night’s Miami-Maryland matchup. The weather was lousy, Miami was without many of their starters, and given the hideousness of Maryland’s uniforms, it was hard to focus on anything actually related to football. Of the few things that seemed […]

How Hot Should Mark Richt’s Seat Be?

(Editor’s note: To say the heat is on Georgia Bulldogs coach Mark Richt in the wake of a season-opening loss to the Boise State Broncos would be an understatement. We asked the guys from Coaches By The Numbers to assess Richt’s coaching chops for us to see if the criticism is warranted.) Before the final […]

Big 12 Gives OK To SEC, Then Takes It Back

Texas A&M will be the SEC’s 13th member, just as soon as Baylor agrees to it. Or so it seems. The big announcement confirming that the SEC presidents had voted unanimously* to accept Texas A&M’s application for membership to their conference was made on Wednesday, as suspected, but with a caveat. The Big 12 rescinded […]

The Top Ten Worst College Football Uniforms

Brian Kelly wasn’t stark raving mad about Notre Dame’s terrible home performance against South Florida, no, he was just reacting to a preview of Maryland’s new “pride” uniforms.  When the Terrapins took the field on Monday night, their new look became the talk of the sports world and fashion conossieurs everywhere.  Were they the worst […]

Tommy Rees Named The New Starter At Notre Dame

This was supposed to be the year. The year that the echoes were awakened. The year that Notre Dame made the jump back into our national college football consciousness. And the year the Irish began a string of BCS bowl appearances that made USC’s run in the mid-2000’s look like child’s play. The talent was […]

Why Texas Is Stalling Conference Realignment

The latest news coming out of the Lone Star State on the realignment front, courtesy of University of Texas media henchman ace realignment scribe Chip Brown, has the state legislature supposedly pressuring UT to slow down the latest round of conference shuffling and the Longhorns mulling a chance to move to, wait for it, the […]

Meeting Of The Minds: Troubled Bruins

In this week’s edition of MOTM, the CBR crew assembles their collective wisdom to diagnose the maladies afflicting the UCLA Bruins. Allen Kenney: UCLA is located smack dab in the middle of the second-largest city in the United States and, arguably, the country’s most fertile recruiting base. It has a fairly strong academic reputation and […]

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