The 2025 College Football is only three days — THREE DAYS (!!!) — away. Count me among the several millions of fans who have been counting down the days since Ohio State’s win over Notre Dame in the expanded College… Read More ›
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The World’s Quickest 2024 College Football Preview
In the year of our Lord 2024, college football is officially BACK! I’m going to give you all my Power 4 conference predictions, including conference winners and playoff participants. So without further ado… (Note: * – denotes College Football Playoff… Read More ›
Colorado Is Back in the Big 12: Who’s Next?
The last two years have been crazy in the world of collegiate athletics. It’s fun if you’re a fan of conference realignment. Colorado announced that it will be leaving the Pac-12 returning to the Big 12 conference, 13 years after… Read More ›
Magnificent Seven Teetering the ACC’s Foundation
Well, well, well — another soon-to-be summer, another round of conference realignment rumors in college sports. And this time, it’s not the beleaguered Pac-12 and its ongoing search for a media deal. It’s the Atlantic Coast Conference. The conference of… Read More ›
Mario Cristobal Great – but Messy – Hire for Miami
As I said last week on my YouTube channel, these crazy-ass coaching hires in the world of college football reminded me that I have chosen the wrong line of work. First it was the surprising Lincoln Riley-to USC-from Oklahoma hire…. Read More ›
Lincoln Riley and Brian Kelly Hires Were Understandable – But They Come with Risks
This college football season has regaled us with surprises. Clemson is barely in the College Football Playoff Top 25 rankings, and they won’t be playing for the ACC title. The would be Wake Forest and Pittsburgh (who called THAT matchup… Read More ›
Ohio State Ranked Ahead of Cincinnati in the College Football Playoff Is Disrespectful
(Editor’s note: check out the short blog I did on this very subject here. You’ll be glad you did) Before I unleash on the College Football Playoff rankings last night, let me acknowledge the following. I know that this is… Read More ›