0 comments by Phil Harrison on 11/28/2015
It’s the last week of the Big Ten season, and the stakes couldn’t be higher in Columbus, Ann Arbor and East Lansing, but there are also other storylines to keep your nose into. Each week as the season winds down, Phil Harrison takes a look at some thoughts and key things to watch as you […]
0 comments by Mike Abelson
As rain poured down on Fort Worth Friday night, Baylor’s playoff chances dried up and shriveled. The Bears laid strewn across the field at Amon G. Carter Stadium, covered in chewed-up grass and shredded dreams. It was a nightmarish game to behold, the aesthetic antithesis of last year’s 61-58 thriller played in calm conditions on […]
0 comments by Bart D on 11/27/2015
“In the final analysis, I had to evaluate where Iowa was.” – Nebraska Athletic Director Shawn Eichorst in 2014 before deciding to make the coaching change that ended up with Bo Pelini out and Mike Riley in. As humans, we all “burn the tape” in our lives. You’ll hear coaches mention it when a game […]
MADISON, WI – OCTOBER 03: Head Coach Kirk Ferentz of the Iowa Hawkeyes stands on the sidelines during the first half against the Wisconsin Badgers at Camp Randall Stadium on October 03, 2015 in Madison, Wisconsin. (Photo by Mike McGinnis/Getty Images)
0 comments by Phil Harrison
I’ll admit it. I’m done. I’m done discounting this Iowa team. Week after week, I keep looking for it to stumble and prove me right, showing that a team without the type of athlete that passes the eye test can’t continue to do what it does week, after week, after week. Yet, it never happened. […]
Can Keenan Reynolds lead Navy to an upset over Ohio State (Photo Credit: Ed Szczepanski, USA TODAY Sports)
0 comments by Mike Abelson
Keenan Reynolds’ Heisman Trophy hopes went up like smoke in the night. It was no fault of his own, but that is of little comfort to Navy’s distinguished quarterback after a loss to the Houston Cougars. Reynolds had a career day throwing the ball on Friday. He compiled 312 passing yards and he rushed for […]
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0 comments by Chris Abshire
If you want to understand exactly why Tom Herman is already a hot commodity for some major coaching openings just 12 games into his career, it was all on display Friday. Coming off a loss at Connecticut last week, Herman said: “Nowhere on our goals did it say we wanted to go 12-0. It just […]
Navy just defeated Army and now has a very short turnaround for the Poinsettia Bowl, with quarterback Keenan Reynolds at less than 100 percent (hamstring). Navy bagged a winning season and increased its winning streak over Army to 13 games. A bowl result won’t radically reshape the way this season is remembered in Annapolis.
0 comments by Mike Abelson
The food has been digested. The weekend has begun. Let’s break down the newest week and race to number one. … GAME OF THE WEEK: NAVY @ HOUSTON This game will decide the American’s West division champion, but it’ll also go a long way in determining who the Group of 5 representative in the New […]
0 comments by Kevin Causey
Texas Tech beat Texas 48-45 on Thanksgiving night. The play of the game happened early as Texas looked to have an interception. Not so fast my friend….a big hit caused the intercepting defender to lose the ball and Jakeem Grant snatched the ball out of the air and took it in for a TD for […]
0 comments by Kevin Causey
A little trickeration on Turkey Day by Texas Tech as this gave them a two score lead over the Texas Longhorns in the fourth quarter. In a post-game interview, Kliff Kingsbury said this play was called “Little people, big world”. Trickery from
0 comments by Kevin Causey on 11/26/2015
Mike Leach is one of a kind. He drew up a play for Wall Street Journal readers to use in their Thanksgiving pick-up games…..
0 comments by Phil Harrison
It’s Thanksgiving, which means there’s plenty to be reflect on. It’s no different in Big Ten football, but the things each program is grateful for change by location. So dive into the turkey and pumpkin pie, unloosen your belt, and kick back and enjoy this wonderful holiday by looking at what each team in the Big […]
0 comments by Matt Zemek on 11/25/2015
The good old days often refer to a luminous past which can never be fully recaptured. For the Bedlam football series, the good old days are right now. * Oklahoma and Oklahoma State had existed in a Big Brother-Little Brother relationship for many years. The Sooners almost always set the standard in the Big Eight […]
Not only is Stanford University considered one of the most prestigious schools in the country, but it has one of the most inviting campuses, as well. Students are drawn to the school for its palm trees, nice weather and, most importantly, its rigorous curriculum.
0 comments by Matt Zemek
The Friday and Saturday after Thanksgiving are cherished pieces of college football, because they bring back the tradition, romance, and sweet nostalgia of this sport. They recall a time when college football — yes, not pure and innocent under the surface; coaches did cheat back then — was treasured and accepted for what it was, […]
CHICAGO, IL – APRIL 01: during the 2015 McDonalds’s All American Game at the United Center on April 1, 2015 in Chicago, Illinois. (Photo by Jonathan Daniel/Getty Images)
0 comments by Benjamin Sieck
Christmas came early for the Kansas Jayhawks and their stud freshman forward, Cheick Diallo. The NCAA announced earlier today Diallo is eligible to compete for the Jayhawks beginning Dec. 1. Diallo’s coursework at the private New York high school Our Savior New American was called into question after the NCAA placed the school under review […]
0 comments by Yesh Ginsburg
If you have seen our Bubble Watch here at The Student Section, you will remember that we still count 13 teams with a chance at making the College Football Playoff. Some of these teams have worse chances than the others, while some have very clear paths to the Playoff. With only two weeks left in […]
