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TCU-Texas: If you want chaos at the end of this college football season, you don’t want an upset in this game

0 comments by The Editors on 11/26/2014

The past few years, the Thanksgiving night slate of college football games (usually two, sometimes only one) has not electrified the country, blessedly allowing Americans to spend more time with their loved ones (if they weren’t watching NFL games, of course). This year, however, one of the two Thanksgiving throwdowns owns some noticeable College Football […]

JayVaughn Pinkston’s Block Heard Around Brooklyn

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Michigan was down a point to Villanova in the closing seconds. The Wolverines thought they had drawn up a game winning inbound play. It was great right up until JayVaughn Pinkston turned around and saved the day. That is a major contender for defensive play of the year already.

MACtion has sweet football catches too

0 comments by on 11/25/2014

The football world has seen some unbelievable catches this week. First Odell Beckham Jr. had one of the great catches of all time Sunday night against the Dallas Cowboys. Then on Monday night Robert Woods showed off a fancy catch for the Buffalo Bills against the New York Jets. But Tuesday nights are for the MAC, and […]

Florida State’s one big problem

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On Twitter @TheStudentSect Author @TheCoachBart Florida State football has a problem if it plans on playing in the CFB Playoff extravaganza here in about a month and a half. When you think about it, we change very little in our basic reasoning from the moment we become old enough to understand right and wrong and […]

The Bloguin Heisman Poll, week 13

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The college football season is winding down and that means the Heisman race is heating up. Last week Melvin Gordon and Marcus Mariota were neck and neck in the polling with Jameis Winston getting the bronze. Wisconsin and FSU escaped their games while Oregon demolished Colorado. Let’s take a look at how this past weekend affected […]

2014 Maui Invitational Preview: Can Anyone Stop Arizona?

0 comments by on 11/24/2014

The Maui Invitational has long been the most prestigious and famous tournament during the nonconference season. With moments like Chaminade’s upset over Ralph Sampson led Virginia, or Adam Morrison’s performance in the 2005 Maui Invitational, the tournament has grown into the invitation all schools hope to receive. The weather sure doesn’t hurt either, I bet. […]

Poll Dancing: Playoff Projections, Week MINNESOTA

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Follow TSS On Twitter @TheStudentSect Author @TheCoachBart Like a meal you really wanted to have at a place you really wanted to eat, we got to the end pretty damn quickly, didn’t we? There are only two more weeks of college football … really only one full regular season weekend … and then it’s off […]

The sad fan index, week 13

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The College Football season is coming to the end and that by itself is sad. What’s even more sad? When your team loses a key game down the stretch. Based on last weekend’s games, let’s take a look at the saddest fan bases in the college football spotlight: No. 1: Virginia Tech Hokies I think […]

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Should He Stay Or Should Bo Go? Assessing Bo Pelini at Nebraska After Another Blown Lead

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Nebraska will not win the Big Ten this year. It won’t even win its division. Bo Pelini must endure another year of questions after his defense failed to protect another double-digit lead. Is Nebraska no longer “Nebraska,” or should the Huskers rightly expect more out of their program? That’s the question at the heart of […]

UCLA Re-Enters The Playoff Picture: Where would The Bruins stand against Ohio State?

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UCLA has, in the eyes of some writers — such as Ted Miller of ESPN — re-entered the College Football Playoff discussion. What if the Bruins do manage to make the Pac-12 Championship Game and upend Oregon? How would UCLA compare at 11-2 to a 12-1 Ohio State team that struggled against Indiana on Saturday? […]

Notre Dame, Arkansas, Kentucky, Duke: The 1978 Final Four Has Taught Us An Important College Football Lesson in 2014

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In 1978, college basketball’s Final Four convened in St. Louis, Missouri: Notre Dame, Arkansas, Kentucky, and Duke competed for the national championship in hoops. This year, the 1978 Final Four has taught college football fans and pundits a lesson that must be absobed each and every autumn: The process of grading teams doesn’t fully end […]

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