It all comes down to this. One last chance to prove your point, punch your ticket to the postseason, or just end the year on a high note. In between the cupcake games and blowouts, last week somehow managed to both answer questions and create a few new ones as well. None of the Power Four Championship game matchups have been decided, nor has a … Continue reading College Football 2025 Week 14 Preview: No Room for Error
Week 5 Recap Well that was certainly fun. Alabama is still infuriatingly good, Georgia couldn’t complete the miracle comeback, Arizona threw a wrench into the Big 12 race, and Ole Miss got shocked by Kentucky. In contrast to last week’s gauntlet of ranked matchups, this week is a good chance for us to catch our breath and see where everyone stands at the 1/3 mark … Continue reading College Football 2024 Week 6 Preview: Let’s Take a Deep Breath
Week 4 Recap I have been very impressed with the overall quality of football we’ve had this season in college football. While most of the top teams dominated, or at least won in fairly convincing fashion last week, a few had close calls (looking at you Missouri), and a few got punched in the mouth. Michigan and Utah picked up big ranked wins, while UNC … Continue reading College Football 2024 Week 5 Preview: Home Sweet Home?
Week 3 Recap That was certainly an interesting Week 3. There wasn’t as much pure chaos as the previous weeks, but in the midst of the one-sided smack-downs and near upsets, a few gems shone through. The Florida teams (excluding Miami) are in a rough spot, Georgia finally looks mortal, Arch Manning made everyone over the age of 21 feel old, and the Big 12 … Continue reading College Football 2024 Week 4 Preview: Time to Get Serious
Week 2 Recap Week 2 of the 2024 season followed the example of Week 1, with more than a few ranked teams struggling against weaker (on paper) opponents, with a few upsets (looking at you Notre Dame), and ridiculous offensive numbers sprinkled in. Week 3 will see some old rivalries continue despite realignment and a smattering of inter-state matchups. On paper there’s only two ranked-on-ranked … Continue reading College Football 2024 Week 3 Preview: Old Habits Die Hard
Week 1 Recap Week 1 of the 2024 college football season was certainly interesting. A flurry of games throughout the weekend produced a handful of upsets, a bevy of Top 25 teams struggling to put away weaker competition, and the SEC flexing its offensive muscles. Week 2 seems poised to be a bit of a letdown for the top end of college football, as most … Continue reading 2024 College Football Week 2 Preview: The Tune Up Week
Top Storylines College football is back in Dublin with some ACC action and a few FCS/Group of Five games round out this fun appetizer for the 2024 season. Not too much of interest to talk about this week, though New Mexico is in the unenviable position of being an 8-point underdog FBS team vs an FCS foe in Montana State. With all that said, let’s … Continue reading College Football 2024 Week Zero: Top Storylines and Matchups
July 19 – Utility players in football aren’t the most common thing to see. De’Anthony Thomas was a swiss-army knife during his three seasons with the Oregon Ducks. As a freshman in 2011, Thomas played running-back, wide receiver, and returned kicks for the Ducks. He scored 18 touchdowns, a school record for freshmen. His sophomore season was much of the same. Another 18 touchdowns on … Continue reading Random Player of the Day – De’Anthony Thomas
July 18 – Tom Kuhnhackl is a two-time Stanley Cup champion. He also scored 18 goals over his 5 year career where he played 4th line minutes for the Pittsburgh Penguins and New York Islanders. Kuhnhackl made his NHL debut for the Penguins in 2015-16, playing in 42 games on the Penguins 4th line alongside guys like Matt Cullen and Eric Fehr. His 15 points … Continue reading Random Player of the Day – Tom Kühnhackl
July 17 – An all-time bag getter in the NBA, Allen Crabbe made over 75 million dollars over his 7 year career. Drafted by Cleveland and traded to Portland as the 1st pick in the 2nd round in 2013, Crabbe spent four years as an important bench option for the Trail Blazers. Crabbe broke out in 2015-16 for Portland when he played 26 minutes a … Continue reading Random Player of the Day – Allen Crabbe
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