0 comments by Scott on 9/5/2015
Yeah, that’s defensive lineman Nkemdiche catching that pass and looking like a tight end. He might have a future at this football thing.
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Northwestern QB Clayton Thorson scored the Wildcats first TD of the season in impressive fashion, dashing through the Stanford defense for this 42 yard touchdown run:
0 comments by Kevin McGuire on 9/4/2015
Ordinarily in this weekly segment our goal will be to highlight one particular uniform to be worn during the college football season that specific week. However, this week is going to be a little different. There are far too many uniforms to discuss on the opening weekend, so I have chosen three uniforms to point […]
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In case you missed it, here’s another look at Lenoir-Rhynes’s Cliff Barrett’s highlight reel interception. How's that for concentration? http://t.co/4tO0ar4vbc — Terry P. Johnson (@SectionTPJ)
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Remember this a couple years ago? This was another September game drenched in controversy, and more specifically, the unwillingness of an officiating crew to grant relief to a team which had done what it was supposed to do in an endgame situation: Now, one night into the 2015 college football season, we have another example […]
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The first full weekend of college football season is finally upon us!! Here are some thoughts, observations, and things to keep in mind for week one. Can Will Muschamp turn things around immediately at Auburn? While some people think it might take time, it’s worth noting that Gus Malzahn transformed the Tiger offense into a […]
SALT LAKE CITY, UT – SEPTEMBER 3: Quarterback Travis Wilson #7 of the Utah Utes runs for a first down against the Michigan Wolverines at Rice-Eccles Stadium on September 3, 2015 in Salt Lake City, Utah. (Photo by Gene Sweeney Jr/Getty Images)
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Throughout the offseason, people wondered how Utah would do this fall after losing both coordinators. If Thursday night’s performance is any indication, the answer is “just fine.” That’s not to say that the Utes were perfect. The Utah pass rush – which led the nation in sacks last year – failed to produce one against […]
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In terms of style, college football’s season premieres fell with a thud. Ugliness infested gridirons across the land and reared its head throughout a messy Thursday night. North and South Carolina couldn’t get out of their own way for much of their game. Utah State needed an eternity to finally outlast Southern Utah (12-9 was […]
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Everyone in Minneapolis and around these United States knew that the Minnesota Golden Gophers faced very small margins on Thursday night against the TCU Horned Frogs. When you’re a 16-point underdog, it only stands to reason that winning a game demands not just a spirited and resilient effort, but one imbued with enough airtight precision […]
SALT LAKE CITY, UT – SEPTEMBER 3: Quarterback Jake Rudock #15 of the Michigan Wolverines throws during the first half of their game against the Utah Utes at Rice-Eccles Stadium on September 3, 2015 in Salt Lake City, Utah. (Photo by Gene Sweeney Jr/Getty Images)
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Michigan’s first TD under Jim Harbaugh was a memorable one. Despite being smothered by Utah defenders, Jake Butt came up with the catch to pull the Wolverines within seven.
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Before every season, college football fans know the drill: Notre Dame, due to its brand name and immense cultural reach in the United States, generally gets rated highly in the polls and is accompanied by quite a lot of national buzz. No team is more a friend of fanfare — whether deserved or not — […]
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With Utah up seven points, Michigan looked like they were staging a comeback. Then, Justin Thomas stepped in front of a Jake Rudock pass and he was off to the races to put Utah up by 14. [VIDEO] Justin Thomas. TO. THE. HOUSE!
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Anyone who has been through enough college football seasons to appreciate the rhythms of this sport (or a lack thereof) knows that even the most discouraging week-one losses can be overcome. The sport with no preseason games puts a lot of 19- and 20-year-old athletes into a competitive cauldron they’re simply not used to. It […]
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Every year, college football makes us very angry. “Us” refers to everyone who participates in the rollercoaster of emotions that is a college football season — the fans who get upset at pundits, the writers who can’t stand how the playoff system works (or fails to work), the coaches who can’t stand referees, and the […]
