Preview of Week 11 in College Football: Five Games to Know About (UPDATED WITH RESULTS) No. 1 Oregon at California Georgia at No. 2 Auburn San Diego State at No. 3 TCU Kansas at no. 8 Nebraska No. 20 Virginia Tech at North Carolina Back to Top ^ No. 1 Oregon (9-0) at California (5-4): […]
Contract Analysis: What Colorado Must Pay to Fire Dan Hawkins
On Saturday, Colorado blew a 28 point lead in the 4th quarter to Kansas in what would become the worst blown lead in the Buffaloes’ 121 year history. Head Coach Dan Hawkins’ son Cody was playing Quarterback thanks to a ruptured spleen suffered by starter Tyler Hansen a few weeks ago. And despite a pretty […]
The Rose Bowl: New Rules and Why They Might Impact Stanford
The reason why there has already been discussion about the Rose Bowl (taking place in January 2011) is that the likely Pac-10 Champion, Oregon, may ultimately play in the National Championship Game. If this happens, then the question becomes: who plays in the Rose Bowl game in Oregon’s place? Under normal circumstances if the Rose […]
Solid Points from Sports Columnist Michael Rosenberg on Michigan, Michigan State and Notre Dame
Solid Points from Sports Columnist Michael Rosenberg on Michigan, Michigan State and Notre Dame
Week 9 Results: Three Higher Ranked (but not necessarily favored) Teams Fall
BIG 12 No. 6 Missouri 17 (7-1) at No. 14 Nebraska (7-1). Nebraska wins 31-17: Nebraska’s offense is clearly more dominant running the ball than passing it. However, there is an observation to be made that perhaps they’re just taking advantage of the weaknesses of their opponents. (I know the likely reality is that the […]
Texas Loses to Baylor for the First Time Since 1997
Yes, Texas lost to Baylor for the first time since 1997. And Mack Brown, Bill Little and the PR Department at UT are all collectively saying “add it to the list.” Meaning that ever since Texas lost to UCLA, the phrase “for the first time since 1997” has been on repeat for the Longhorns. The […]
Broadcast Terminology: The Pistol, The Stutter-Step Curl Route and More from UCLA vs Oregon
This following is an explanation and/or further details on terms and statements the broadcasters referenced in Thursday night’s UCLA vs Oregon Game Double Move Curl Route Manageable 3rd Down The Most Signif Reg Season Last Time Oregon was ranked #2 in BCS Pistol Offense Pistol Not for Catch-Up Stutter Step Curl Route The last time […]
A Response to One Writer’s Idea That Snobbery Alone Is Keeping TCU and BOISE STATE Out of First Place
There’s a writer for ESPN.com whom I call Mr. Ignoramus, whom I only read when I want to torture myself. Not only do I disagree with what Mr. Ignoramus says, but I don’t even think he provides a semi-intelligent explanation or argument for his positions. His observations and conclusions seem to have been reached with […]
Preview: Michigan Wolverines vs Michigan State Spartans
This game features in-state rivals who have had many memorable meetings over the years. The last time Michigan won was in 2007, prior to the Rich Rodriguez era. To win that game, the Wolverines had to come back from a 10 point deficit with just 7:40 remaining. After the game Michigan running back Mike Hart […]
In Response to the Premature Heisman Trophy Discussion and Denard Robinson
For the last three to four years, the broadcasters couldn’t possibly love Tebow more and they professed their affections for him over and over and over. But now that he has graduated and moved onto the NFL, they’ve found a new victim. Denard Robinson has quickly become the new Tim Tebow. And this is the […]