0 comments by Kevin Causey on 2/12/2015
5Dimes has released some initial week one odds for eight games. The big storylines? – Michigan is an underdog in their opener – Notre Dame is a double-digit favorite over Texas – Auburn is a ten point favorite over Louisville – Ohio State opens up as a huge favorite over the only team they lost […]
0 comments by Scott on 2/7/2015
Today has been a great day of shot block. LSU’s Jordan Mickey was ever ready to get in on the action:
KNOXVILLE, TN – OCTOBER 25: Blake Sims #6 of the Alabama Crimson Tide rushes past A.J. Johnson #45 of the Tennessee Volunteers on the way to a touchdown at Neyland Stadium on October 25, 2014 in Knoxville, Tennessee. (Photo by Kevin C. Cox/Getty Images)
0 comments by Mike Ferguson on 2/6/2015
National Signing Day has come and gone, and the cold reality has sent in: college football is done. With the exception of largely unheralded spring games, we’re approximately seven months away from meaningful Saturday football action. Thanks to the pageantry, history and tradition, college football is a sport unlike any other. Yet, what truly makes […]
0 comments by Scott on 2/3/2015
A week ago, we took a look at how teams stood nationally. Instead of rehashing the same ground, let’s take a look 16 teams who either improved or drove their NCAA tournament at large hopes into a brick wall… a brick wall named conference road losses. * Improved Florida – The Gators did something they […]
0 comments by Scott on 1/27/2015
It’s January 27. Super Bowl week also marks the run-up to college basketball insanity. League titles for the most part will be won or lost in the month of February. Contenders and pretenders will show themselves with road wins and home losses. It’s part of what makes the sport so much fun. A large part […]
0 comments by Kevin Causey on 1/23/2015
It’s not everyday that we see a fight break out on the hardwood, but in women’s basketball? The Alabama-Auburn rivalry really runs deep. Three players were ejected as Alabama went on to win the game 51-50. As for who won the fight….you will have to judge for yourself…
0 comments by Kevin Causey on 1/15/2015
The 2014-2015 season has come to an end and the gaming sites have already put out odds for the 2015-2016 College Football Championship. Here are Bovada’s odds…. Odds to win the 2015-2016 College Football FBS Championship Ohio State 5/1 TCU 15/2 Alabama 9/1 Baylor 14/1 Oklahoma 16/1 Oregon 16/1 USC 16/1 Auburn 20/1 Florida State […]
Blake Sims #6 of the Alabama Crimson Tide gets sacked by the Ohio State Buckeyes during the All State Sugar Bowl at the Mercedes-Benz Superdome on January 1, 2015 in New Orleans, Louisiana. (Photo by Streeter Lecka/Getty Images)
0 comments by Mike Ferguson on 1/6/2015
The national championship will be decided in less than one week as Heisman Trophy winner Marcus Mariota and Oregon take on Urban Meyer’s Ohio State Buckeyes. While all that remains of the college football season is one game, the bowl season was nothing short of entertaining. Some teams managed to prove themselves while others disappointed. […]
0 comments by Bart D on 1/2/2015
Follow TSS on Twitter @TheStudentSect The 2015 Sugar Bowl was basically the milk and bread aisle at the grocery store the day prior to the first snow/ice storm, and if you live in a place where snow/ice storms are possible, you know exactly what I’m talking about. This joint had it all. An absurd last […]
Urban Meyer, a superstar head coach and a national figure in college football, spoke at Big Ten Media Days on Monday in Chicago. Big Ten Network did not provide live coverage of his session with the media. ESPN deserves plenty of criticism for how it elevates the SEC and undercuts the levels of exposure it gives to conferences such as the ACC and Big 12. However, when BTN can’t provide live coverage of Meyer, Mark Dantonio, and the coaches of its other big-name programs, the collection of factors that feed into conference bias becomes a lot more complicated. It’s not just about ESPN loving the SEC too much; it’s about BTN and Pac-12 Networks being markedly inadequate when covering their own conferences. Conference bias is, in other words, a two-way street and a multi-source problem. ESPN’s competitors have to do a better job.
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0 comments by Kevin Causey on 1/1/2015
Wow look at this catch by Michael Thomas to pull the Buckeyes to within one point of Alabama at the end of the first half!
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In the second quarter of the Sugar Bowl, Cardale Jones was pulled down into the end zone in what looked like a safey. Here’s a vine with the play…. The play was ruled down at the two yard line with Cardale Jones given forward progress. I posed the question…Yay or Nay on the Safety and […]
0 comments by Kevin Causey on 12/11/2014
Our top five vote-getters from last week’s poll were all in action on Championship Weekend. Even though these five players battled all year long, a great performance this weekend could put them over the top with the voters. With three players (Marcus Mariota, Melvin Gordon and Amari Cooper) playing in championship games, they had a […]
0 comments by Scott on 12/6/2014
Photo via USA Today / John David Mercer
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Alabama has jumped out to a 14-0 lead with this great pitch and catch… Also on this play, Missouri star DE Shane Ray was ejected for a late hit….
