by Matt Zemek | Jan 5, 2015
Before the bowls, we explored the idea of which games meant more to each team; which games mattered to one team in particular; and which games were going to be more central as revealers of conference strength. Now that the bowls are over, though, there’s another...
by Matt Zemek | Jan 5, 2015
Before the bowls, we explored the idea of which games meant more to each team; which games mattered to one team in particular; and which games were going to be more central as revealers of conference strength. Now that the bowls are over, though, there’s another...
by Matt Yoder | Jan 5, 2015
The College Football Playoff has been everything we ever dreamed of and more. After years of having to put up with the nonsense and inequity of the BCS, finally the powers that be in college football decided to play it out (at least in a limited 4 team fashion) on...
by Matt Yoder | Jan 5, 2015
The College Football Playoff has been everything we ever dreamed of and more. After years of having to put up with the nonsense and inequity of the BCS, finally the powers that be in college football decided to play it out (at least in a limited 4 team fashion) on...
by Dale Newton | Jan 5, 2015
Talent wins football games, but it’s not the only thing that wins them. Since Urban Meyer came to Ohio State, his three recruiting classes have ranked 4th, 2nd and 3rd in the country. Jimbo Fisher and Florida State have recruited 12 five-star players in the five...
by Matt Verderame | Jan 5, 2015
Ndamukong Suh has been one of the best players in football since being drafted second-overall by the Detroit Lions in the 2010 NFL draft. While issues have arisen about his on-field conduct, nobody could argue Suh’s production in the middle of the defensive...
by Abe Asher | Jan 5, 2015
You didn’t need sound to pick the drawl out of Florida State coach Jimbo Fisher’s threat to his quarterback Jameis Winston after it all fell apart for the Seminoles on New Year’s Day in Pasadena. It was perfect – the Seminoles’ fragile perfect world being shattered;...
by Matt Birch | Jan 4, 2015
The Detroit Lions may have been “jobbed” in their wild-card matchup against the Dallas Cowboys on Sunday night. It’s not often that a penalty flag is thrown, and then later picked up. Yet that’s exactly what happened. The Lions had a 20-17 lead...
by Marcus Dugan | Jan 4, 2015
Great win for the Colts today. Andrew Luck looked like a playoff-tested quarterback against a very good defense, Boom Herron and Adam Vinatieri earned each game balls, and the team fought their way to a date with Denver next week. As we’ve done since it...
by Marcus Dugan | Jan 4, 2015
Great win for the Colts today. Andrew Luck looked like a playoff-tested quarterback against a very good defense, Boom Herron and Adam Vinatieri earned each game balls, and the team fought their way to a date with Denver next week. As we’ve done since it...
by Ian Casselberry | Jan 4, 2015
Twitter tirades never seem like a good idea, but multiple tweets typed out in all caps are the social media equivalent of the multi-car wreck on the side of the highway. You just can’t help yourself. You have to look at the carnage. So when Olympic wrestler Mark...
by Ian Casselberry | Jan 4, 2015
Twitter tirades never seem like a good idea, but multiple tweets typed out in all caps are the social media equivalent of the multi-car wreck on the side of the highway. You just can’t help yourself. You have to look at the carnage. So when Olympic wrestler Mark...
by Ken Fang | Jan 4, 2015
During NFL GameDay Morning, Rich Eisen paid tribute to his friend, Stuart Scott, who passed away this morning at the age of 49. Eisen who co-anchored SportsCenter with Scott in the 1990’s fought back the tears as he was talking about his good friend. Eisen...
