0 comments by Kevin McGuire on 9/10/2013
Is Oklahoma State guilty of a decade of violations? Maybe, but do we care? Photo: USA Today Sports We have been here before and we most certainly will be here again at some point. Sports Illustrated is underway with a week-long investigative look in to the Oklahoma State football program's alleged misdeeds, accusing coaches and […]
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CLICK HERE to download. The second week of the college football season turned out to be pretty interesting. Miami and Michigan put together some big wins at home, while Texas and USC are left trying to clear out from the rubble after embarrassing losses. This week's episode marks the return of Aaron Torres to the podcasting […]
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Teddy Bridgewater and Louisville are off to a good start. Photo: USA Today Sports The 2013 college football season is only two weeks old and in the American Athletic Conference, it is not too early to ask if there are only two real contenders for the league title. After two weeks of play, only #7 […]
0 comments by Kevin McGuire on 9/9/2013
Munchie Legaux was carted off at Illinois with a season-ending knee injury. Photo: USA Today Sports Cincinnati entered the 2013 season with a bit of optimism. The Bearcats opened the year with a dominating victory at home against Purdue and has been thought by many to be Louisville's biggest threat to an American title run […]
Do they still control the Tide? The five biggest stories that the CBR staff will be watching this week: 1. Alabama, Texas A&M squaring off for SEC supremacy? The college football season is only a couple weeks old, but the game of the year has already arrived. The eyes of the college football world will […]
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Stephen Morris and Miami scored a big win against Florida, but are the Hurricanes "back?" Photo: USA Today Sports There were two game sin particular I was following involving ACC teams on Saturday. Miami taking on Florida and Virginia hosting Oregon were assigned to me for coverage on College Football Talk, so I paid closer […]
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Devin Gardner has opened eyes as Michigan's quartreback after beating Notre Dame. Photo: USA Today Sports It was a bit of a wild week two in the college football season, with upsets and statements taking place from coast to coast. To summarize some of the more important lessons, our Josh Parcell is back to recap […]
0 comments by Kevin McGuire on 9/8/2013
If you thought Texas could get any worse on defense after being totally gashed last night by BYU — the Longhorns allowed 550 yards of rushing offense and 679 yards of total offense to the Cougars — we're about to find out if you are right. Texas has made a swift change on the coaching […]
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Photo: Daniel Shirey, USA Today Sports The SEC took center stage in week two as Florida traveled to Miami and Georgia hosted South Carolina. What did we learn in week two? GEORGIA'S SEASON ISN'T OVER YET After an opening game loss to Clemson, some wrote off the Georgia Bulldogs. With rival South Carolina […]
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If you are the type of person who likes watching offense, Saturday night's game at the L.A. Coliseum was not for you. In a game that lay somewhere between a defense battle and offensive ineptitude, the Washington State Cougars won their first game at USC since 2000, beating the Trojans 10-7. Andrew Furney kicked […]
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There are a handful of players with the ability to score pretty much any time they touch the football. Those players often are suiting up in an Oregon uniform, or on Saturday were carrying the football for BYU against Texas. But one player who would be a national name if he played at one of […]
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Western Kentucky had a rough afternoon in Nashville on Saturday. Not only did the Hilltoppers fall 52-20 and give up one of the best catches of the day (and possibly the year) to a freshman, but Western Kentucky turned the football over five times in a span of six offensive plays. That is hard to […]
