0 comments by Mike Ferguson on 10/16/2014
EDITOR’S NOTE: Mike Ferguson is the editor of Bloguin’s Florida State site, Noled Out. This piece is re-posted from Noled Out. Find much more Notre Dame-Florida State coverage from Noled Out and Bloguin’s Notre Dame site, Subway Domer. * On November 13, 1993, Florida State and Notre Dame played in a contest dubbed, “The Game of […]
0 comments by The Student Section on 10/15/2014
EDITOR’S NOTE: This is the second conversation between the editors of Bloguin’s Notre Dame and Florida State sites in advance of Saturday’s huge game. The piece was originally published here at Bloguin’s Florida State site, Noled Out. The first ND-FSU conversation, with links and information for all of Bloguin’s school-specific sites, can be found here. […]
0 comments by The Student Section
EDITOR’S NOTE: What appears below is a discussion between the editors of two Bloguin school sites. Joshua Vowles is the editor of the Notre Dame site Subway Domer.
0 comments by Bart D on 10/14/2014
On Twitter @TheCoachBart Follow TSS @TheStudentSect We’re sadly halfway through the season for most teams at this point, and for some, a week past it. We were all wrong about a lot. So this is the college football column version of your girlfriend or wife, or for any potential female reader, boyfriend or husband I […]
0 comments by Kevin Causey
Last week was the Season Premiere of the Bloguin Heisman Poll, and Todd Gurley jumped out to the lead. Then, the news broke that Gurley would be suspended indefinitely. The star running back missed Georgia’s game this past weekend against Missouri. The Heisman leader getting suspended is unprecedented since I’ve been hosting this poll. How would […]
Urban Meyer’s proven ability to adjust to injuries at the quarterback position dates back to his tenure at Utah. If anyone can get Ohio State’s offense ready for a big game with a short turnaround time and lots of question marks in the equation, it’s Meyer.
0 comments by The Editors
If it’s the middle of the season (seven full weeks down, seven full weeks to go plus Championship Saturday and Army-Navy Saturday), conference races are beginning to acquire some real texture. We talked a lot about the SEC yesterday, and also about the Big 12. Today, we hit the three other power conferences — the […]
0 comments by Kevin Causey
One of the best things about college football is the passion fans have for their team, their university, and their players. Of course, being so passionate about something also means that from time to time you get your heart broken. On gameday, Twitter is an amazing way to follow the ups and downs of college […]
0 comments by Allen Kenney on 10/13/2014
In the wake of Todd Gurley’s suspension last week for allegedly signing autographs for cash, members of SB Nation’s editorial team revealed that they passed on the story when approached multiple times by a bottom-feeding memorabilia dealer offering to dime out Georgia’s star running back. In doing so, writers Spencer Hall and Steven Godfrey gave […]
Dan Mullen has given new life to his career, putting together what is by far his best season as a head coach. Yet, a loss to Georgia Tech would leave a lot of national commentators saying that MSU was more a mirage than the picture of flesh and substance.
0 comments by Kevin McGuire
It is tough being a college football coach. What separates the good coaches from the great coaches are the decisions they make in the heat of the moment. The great coaches do not panic and are thinking about the impact a call on one play could have on a play six or nine plays in […]
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The SEC West’s quality is something that has to be consistently monitored and re-evaluated over the course of the season. As associate editor Terry Johnson notes in his remarks below, there’s a lot more season left to play. It could be that in late November, the SEC West’s bottom four teams will be flexing their […]
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TCU-Baylor and the Mississippi schools — these are the topics the entire college football community is talking about. The editors of The Student Section weigh in after another wild weekend that wasn’t necessarily crammed with upsets, but still offered a lot of food for thought. * Question No. 1: How should the CFB Playoff committee […]
0 comments by Bart D
On Twitter @TheCoachBart Follow TSS @TheStudentSect Well, we’re halfway through the season for the most part, which is a harrowing thought. College football comes and goes pretty quickly if you’re watching, let alone for the guys playing. As brutal as it is to think, we’re just a few months away from prognosticating about if the […]
Marshall and quarterback Rakeem Cato would have wanted to be in a New Year’s Six bowl, but playing MAC champion Northern Illinois gives the Thundering Herd a test worthy of a postseason game.
0 comments by Matt Zemek on 10/12/2014
In much the same way that college football should easily be able to amend the rule in which the clock can re-start in the final minutes of regulation even after a penalty committed by the offense (hello, Alabama-Arkansas game), the sport should also be able to tweak one aspect of its postseason for the 2015 […]
0 comments by Matt Zemek
The USC Trojans are one of the foremost brand-name teams in all of college football. They attract attention in Los Angeles, a major media market. They become a publicity magnet when they’re good. Why does USC get noticed? The Trojans have established a football history which gleams and glows. The program’s work over the course […]
0 comments by Bart D
On Twitter @TheCoachBart Follow TSS @TheStudentSect We all experience it. There’s that moment in a relationship, normally when you’re young, maybe out on a date, maybe just coming home for the evening and something feels wrong. You can’t really put your finger on it, but something is off, and you’re not sure if you can […]
