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CSS General Chat => Sports Talk => Topic started by: InThe313 on August 24, 2024, 06:23:04 AM
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Oh, man, I have been enjoying the offseason, but now it’s time to get back to work. The memories of last season will last a lifetime for me, but now it’s time to start a new season. In fact, the season kicks off today in (wait, is this right) Dublin. Let’s have fun here, everybody. Here’s the Opening Day schedule.
Florida State Seminoles at Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets today at 12 p.m.
Montana State Bobcats at New Mexico Lobos today at 4 p.m.
SMU Mustangs at Nevada Wolf Pack tonight at 8 p.m.
Delaware State Hornets at Hawaii Rainbow Warriors tonight at 11:59 p.m.
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What a thriller today in Dublin! Georgia Tech Aidan Birr drilled the game-winning field goal to upset No. 10 Florida State, 24-21.
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Go take a shower! SMU’s Brandon Crossley was ejected after receiving an unsportsmanlike conduct penalty for spitting on an opposing player. Updates to come.
SMU beat Nevada, 29-24
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It’s Prime Time again! Head coach Deion Sanders’ second season in Boulder, Colo., is kicking off as Colorado takes on nine-time FCS champion North Dakota State. Updates to come.
UPDATE: This getting fun! Colorado’s Shedeur Sanders’ third touchdown pass has the Buffaloes up, 24-21, in North Dakota State entering the fourth quarter.
Colorado beat North Dakota State, 31-25.
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The first full Saturday is here! No. 14 Clemson is playing No. 1 Georgia now. No. 19 Miami (Fla.) will play Florida at 3:30 p.m. No. 7 Notre Dame will play No. 20 Texas A&M at 7:30 p.m. Updates to come.
UPDATE: I hope this tradition never goes away. Lee Corso and Pat McAfee put on a show in College Station, Texas, as they made their picks for Notre Dame vs. Texas A&M. McAfee went with the Aggies while Corso chose the Fighting Irish.
Georgia beat Clemson, 34-3.
Miami (Fla.) beat Florida, 41-17.
UPDATE 2: This will be an exciting finish in the Brazos. Notre Dame and Texas A&M are tied, 6-6, in the third quarter.
Notre Dame beat Texas A&M, 23-13.
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It is Week 1 and we are already putting together the season highlight reel. A Robert Morris defender made a jaw-dropping, one-handed, spinning 360 interception that left the crowd in awe in a 36-14 loss to Utah State.
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The man’s temper is legendary. Head coach Brian Kelly’s frustration boiled over in a viral rant as he slammed a table after LSU lost another season opener.
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Brian Kelly can't do halftime adjustments for anything and LSU are idiots for paying him $100 million dollars. I'm so glad I didn't watch that game.
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Week 1 was bonkers and now, it is time to sort things out for Week 2. The AP Top 25 is here and we need to see what is ahead for them.
1. Georgia (vs. Tennessee Tech on Saturday in Athens, Ga.)
2. Ohio State (vs. Western Michigan on Saturday in Columbus, Ohio)
3. Texas (at No. 10 Michigan on Saturday in Ann Arbor, Mich.)
4. Alabama (vs. South Florida on Saturday in Tuscaloosa, Ala.)
5. Notre Dame (vs. Northern Illinois on Saturday in South Bend, Ind.)
6. Ole Miss (vs. Middle Tennessee on Saturday in Oxford, Miss.)
7. Oregon (vs. Boise State on Saturday in Eugene, Ore.)
8. Penn State (vs. Bowling Green on Saturday in State College, Pa.)
9. Missouri (vs. Buffalo on Saturday in Columbia, Mo.)
10. Michigan (vs. No. 3 Texas on Saturday in Ann Arbor, Mich.)
11. Utah (vs. Baylor on Saturday in Salt Lake City)
12. Miami (Fla.) (vs. Florida A&M on Saturday in Miami Gardens, Fla.)
13. USC (vs. Utah State on Saturday in Los Angeles)
14. Tennessee (vs. No. 24 NC State on Saturday in Charlotte, N.C.)
15. Oklahoma (vs. Houston on Saturday in Norman, Okla.)
16. Oklahoma State (vs. Arkansas on Saturday in Stillwater, Okla.)
17. Kansas State (at Tulane on Saturday in New Orleans)
18. LSU (vs. Nicholls on Saturday in Baton Rouge, La.)
19. Kansas (at Illinois on Saturday in Champaign, Ill.)
20. Arizona (vs. Northern Arizona on Saturday in Tucson, Ariz.)
21. Iowa (vs. Iowa State on Saturday in Iowa City, Iowa)
22. Louisville (vs. Jacksonville State on Saturday in Louisville, Ky.)
23. Georgia Tech (at Syracuse on Saturday in Syracuse, N.Y.)
24. NC State (vs. No. 14 Tennessee on Saturday in Charlotte, N.C.)
25. Clemson (vs. Appalachian State on Saturday in Clemson, S.C.)
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Texas overrated as usual lol.
The defending champs should have their way with them.
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This makes me feel good. Northern Illinois’ Kanin Woodill kicked a go-ahead 35-yard field goal left to upset No. 5 Notre Dame, 16-14. The Huskies were 0-14 against Top 10 opponents.
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Texas overrated as usual lol.
The defending champs should have their way with them.
So much for that lol.
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I need some ice on my ego. The new AP poll is here and Texas moved up one to No. 3 while Michigan dropped seven to No. 17 and Notre Dame slipped 13 to No. 18. Here’s the rankings and what awaits them.
1. Georgia (at Kentucky on Saturday in Lexington, Ky.)
2. Texas (vs. UTSA on Saturday in Austin, Texas)
3. Ohio State (vs. Marshall on Sept. 21 in Columbus, Ohio)
4. Alabama (at Wisconsin on Saturday in Madison, Wis.)
5. Ole Miss (at Wake Forest on Saturday in Winston-Salem, N.C.)
6. Missouri (vs. No. 24 Boston College on Saturday in Columbia, Mo.)
7. Tennessee (vs. Kent State on Saturday in Knoxville, Tenn.)
8. Penn State (vs. Kent State on Sept. 21 in State College, Pa.)
9. Oregon (at Oregon State on Saturday in Corvallis, Ore.)
10. Miami (Fla.) (vs. Ball State on Saturday in Miami Gardens, Fla.)
11. USC (at No. 17 Michigan on Sept. 21 in Ann Arbor, Mich.)
12. Utah (at Utah State on Saturday in Logan, Utah)
13. Oklahoma State (at Tulsa on Saturday in Tulsa, Okla.)
14. Kansas State (vs. No. 20 Arizona on Friday in Manhattan, Kan.)
15. Oklahoma (vs. Tulane on Saturday in Norman, Okla.)
16. LSU (at South Carolina on Saturday in Columbia, S.C.)
17. Michigan (vs. Arkansas State on Saturday in Ann Arbor, Mich.)
18. Notre Dame (at Purdue on Saturday in West Lafayette, Ind.)
19. Louisville (vs. Georgia Tech on Sept. 21 in Louisville, Ky.)
20. Arizona (at No. 14 Kansas State on Friday in Manhattan, Kan.)
21. Iowa State (vs. Arkansas State on Sept. 21 in Ames, Iowa)
22. Clemson (vs. NC State on Sept. 21 in Clemson, S.C.)
23. Nebraska (vs. Northern Iowa on Saturday in Lincoln, Neb.)
24. Boston College (at No. 9 Missouri on Saturday in Columbia, Mo.)
25. Northern Illinois (vs. Buffalo on Sept. 21 in DeKalb, Ill.)
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Ja-baited! No. 2 Texas’ Arch Manning broke a defender’s ankles then turned on the jets for a 67-yard touchdown run. Updates to come.
Texas beat UTSA, 56-7.
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We have a huge shakeup. The new AP poll is out and a new No. 1 emerged, Miami (Fla.) continued to rise two spots to No. 8 and new teams entered the Top 25. Here’s where everybody is and who they play next.
1. Texas (vs. Louisiana-Monroe on Saturday in Austin, Texas)
2. Georgia (at No. 4 Alabama on Sept. 28 in Tuscaloosa, Ala.)
3. Ohio State (vs. Marshall on Saturday in Columbus, Ohio)
4. Alabama (vs. No. 2 Georgia on Sept. 28 in Tuscaloosa, Ala.)
5. Ole Miss (vs. Georgia Southern on Saturday in Oxford, Miss.)
6. Tennessee (at No. 15 Oklahoma on Saturday in Norman, Okla.)
7. Missouri (vs. Vanderbilt on Saturday in Columbia, Mo.)
8. Miami (Fla.) (at South Florida on Saturday in Tampa, Fla.)
9. Oregon (at UCLA on Sept. 28 in Pasadena, Calif.)
10. Penn State (vs. Kent State on Saturday in State College, Pa.)
11. USC (at No. 18 Michigan on Saturday in Ann Arbor, Mich.)
12. Utah (at No. 14 Oklahoma State on Saturday in Stillwater, Okla.)
13. Kansas State (at BYU on Saturday in Provo, Utah)
14. Oklahoma State (vs. No. 12 Utah on Saturday in Stillwater, Okla.)
15. Oklahoma (vs. No. 6 Tennessee on Saturday in Norman, Okla.)
16. LSU (vs. UCLA on Saturday in Baton Rouge, La.)
17. Notre Dame (vs. Miami (Ohio) on Saturday in South Bend, Ind.)
18. Michigan (vs. No. 11 USC on Saturday in Ann Arbor, Mich.)
19. Louisville (vs. Georgia Tech on Saturday in Louisville, Ky.)
20. Iowa State (vs. Arkansas State on Saturday in Ames, Iowa)
21. Clemson (vs. NC State on Saturday in Clemson, S.C.)
22. Nebraska (vs. No. 24 Illinois on Friday in Lincoln, Neb.)
23. Northern Illinois (vs. Buffalo on Saturday in DeKalb, Ill.)
24. Illinois (at No. 22 Nebraska on Friday in Lincoln, Neb.)
25. Texas A&M (vs. Bowling Green on Saturday in College Station, Texas)
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This feels like a “College Football 25” glitch. Virginia Tech’s Kyron Drones somehow threw the ball out the back of his own end zone while falling down for a must-see safety. Updates to come.
Virginia Tech lost to Rutgers, 26-23.
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Games like these don’t get played often. Colorado forced overtime in Boulder, Colo., with a Hail Mary on the final play of regulation and won, 38-31, when Baylor fumbled the potential tying touchdown at the goal line.
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It’s another week of change. The new AP poll is out and Tennessee is up one to No. 5 and into an SEC-heavy Top 5, Michigan is up six to No. 12 and the Oklahoma schools tumbled. Here are the rankings and who’s next for each team.
1. Texas (vs. Mississippi State on Saturday in Austin, Texas)
2. Georgia (at No. 4 Alabama on Saturday in Tuscaloosa, Ala.)
3. Ohio State (at Michigan State on Saturday in East Lansing, Mich.)
4. Alabama (vs. No. 2 Georgia on Saturday in Tuscaloosa, Ala.)
5. Tennessee (at Arkansas on Oct. 5 in Fayetteville, Ark.)
6. Ole Miss (vs. Kentucky on Saturday in Oxford, Miss.)
7. Miami (Fla.) (vs. Virginia Tech on Friday in Miami Gardens, Fla.)
8. Oregon (at UCLA on Saturday in Pasadena, Calif.)
9. Penn State (vs. No. 19 Illinois on Saturday in State College, Pa.)
10. Utah (vs. Arizona on Saturday in Salt Lake City)
11. Missouri (at No. 24 Texas A&M on Oct. 5 in College Station, Texas)
12. Michigan (vs. Minnesota on Saturday in Ann Arbor, Mich.)
13. USC (vs. Wisconsin on Saturday in Los Angeles)
14. LSU (vs. South Alabama on Saturday in Baton Rouge, La.)
15. Louisville (at No. 16 Notre Dame on Saturday in South Bend, Ind.)
16. Notre Dame (vs. No. 15 Louisville on Saturday in South Bend, Ind.)
17. Clemson (vs. Stanford on Saturday in Clemson, S.C.)
18. Iowa State (at Houston on Saturday in Houston)
19. Illinois (at No. 9 Penn State on Saturday in State College, Pa.)
20. Oklahoma State (at No. 23 Kansas State on Saturday in Manhattan, Kan.)
21. Oklahoma (at Auburn on Saturday in Auburn, Ala.)
22. BYU (at Baylor on Saturday in Waco, Texas)
23. Kansas State (vs. No. 20 Oklahoma State on Saturday in Manhattan, Kan.)
24. Texas A&M (vs. Arkansas on Saturday in Arlington, Texas)
25. Boise State (vs. Washington State on Saturday in Boise, Idaho)
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What we saw in Miami Gardens, Fla., was insane! No. 7 Miami (Fla.) survived, 38-34, as Virginia Tech’s Hail Mary was ruled incomplete after review.
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You cheaters! No. 6 Ole Miss’ Matt Jones fell to the ground and faked an injury before a play after Jaxson Dart told him to. Updates to come.
Kentucky upset Ole Miss, 20-17.
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This is the game we’ve been waiting for! College Football Playoff contenders No. 2 Georgia and No. 4 Alabama are playing now. The Bulldogs’ only two losses since 2021 have been to the Crimson Tide. Updates to come.
UPDATE: Man, football is fun! The Dawgs are biting back as Georgia cut Alabama’s lead to 33-28 with 5:00 left to play after trailing by 23 at the half.
IPDATE 2: I love when a big game lives up to the hype. It was an unreal finish in Alabama as Georgia took a late lead on a 67-yard touchdown pass, only for Alabama to take it back for good with a 75-yard score on the very next play for a 41-34 win.
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It’s shocking to lose a game like this. Auburn had the ball and the lead in the final minutes against No. 21 Oklahoma, then the Sooners came away with an interception return touchdown for a 27-21 win.
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Another week, another set of changes. The new AP poll is here. A new No. 1 emerged, Georgia slipped three spots to No. 5, Ole Miss slipped six spots to No. 12 and one team made a historic debut. Here are the rankings and who’s next for each team.
1. Alabama (at Vanderbilt on Saturday in Nashville, Tenn.)
2. Texas (vs. No. 19 Oklahoma on Oct. 12 in Dallas)
3. Ohio State (vs. Iowa on Saturday in Columbus, Ohio)
4. Tennessee (at Arkansas on Saturday in Fayetteville, Ark.)
5. Georgia (vs. Auburn on Saturday in Athens, Ga.)
6. Oregon (vs. Michigan State on Friday in Eugene, Ore.)
7. Penn State (vs. UCLA on Saturday in State College, Pa.)
8. Miami (Fla.) (at California on Saturday in Berkeley, Calif.)
9. Missouri (at No. 25 Texas A&M on Saturday in College Station, Texas)
10. Michigan (at Washington on Saturday in Seattle)
11. USC (at Minnesota on Saturday in Minneapolis)
12. Ole Miss (at South Carolina on Saturday in Columbia, S.C.)
13. LSU (vs. No. 12 Ole Miss on Oct. 12 in Baton Rouge, La.)
14. Notre Dame (vs. Stanford on Oct. 12 in South Bend, Ind.)
15. Clemson (at Florida State on Saturday in Tallahassee, Fla.)
16. Iowa State (vs. Baylor on Saturday in Ames, Iowa)
17. BYU (vs. Arizona on Oct. 12 in Provo, Utah)
18. Utah (at Arizona State on Oct. 11 in Tempe, Ariz.)
19. Oklahoma (vs. No. 2 Texas on Oct. 12 in Dallas)
20. Kansas State (at Colorado on Oct. 12 in Boulder, Colo.)
21. Boise State (vs. Utah State on Saturday in Boise, Idaho)
22. Louisville (vs. SMU on Saturday in Louisville, Ky.)
23. Indiana (at Northwestern on Saturday in Evanston, Ill.)
24. Illinois (vs. Purdue on Oct. 12 in Champaign, Ill.)
T25. UNLV (vs. Syracuse on Friday in Las Vegas)
T25. Texas A&M (vs. No. 9 Missouri on Saturday in College Station, Texas)
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I love a happy ending. A California student had a moment that was bigger than him as he won $100,000 and an extra $100,000 for Hurricane Helene relief by kicking a field goal on “College GameDay”. Updates to come.
California lost to No. 8 Miami (Fla.), 39-38.
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Security in Nashville needs to be on high alert to protect the field goal posts! Jalen Milroe’s 58-yard touchdown pass has No. 1 Alabama down, 30-28, to Vanderbilt after three quarters. Updates to come.
UPDATE: Holy guacamole! Vanderbilt upset Alabama with a 40-35 win to improve to 1-60 all time against AP Top 5 opponents.
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Somehow, my posts from Sunday and Monday were deleted as I cleaned my browser history. Anyway, here’s what got deleted:
Vanderbilt celebrated the win over Alabama by tearing down the goalpost, marching it down Broadway and tossing it into the Cumberland River.
Tennessee’s Nico Iamaleava couldn’t get a play off in time as Arkansas pulled off the upset.
The new AP poll has Texas up to No. 1, Alabama down to No. 7 and two teams coming in after being unranked (No. 22 Pittsburgh, No. 25 SMU).
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I’m getting a case of deja vu! No. 7 Alabama has the ball trailing South Carolina, 19-14, entering the fourth quarter. Updates to come.
UPDATE: Holy crud, that was a lot to take! South Carolina’s flawlessly chaotic onside kick went for naught as a late interception helped Alabama escape, 27-25.
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Call me crazy, but I don’t think these guys like each other. No. 1 Texas planted their flag at midfield on top of the Oklahoma jersey of Buccaneers quarterback Baker Mayfield after a blowout 34-3 win over the No. 18 Sooners in the Red River Rivalry.
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And there was much rejoicing! No. 3 Oregon held on for a 32-31 upset as No. 2 Ohio State ran out of time on their final drive.
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Here we are again. The college football AP poll has arrived. Oregon moved up one to No. 2, their highest ranking since 2014, while Army (No. 23) and Navy (No. 25) are both ranked for the first time since 1960. Here’s the rankings and what lies ahead.
1. Texas (vs. No. 5 Georgia on Saturday in Austin, Texas)
2. Oregon (at Purdue on Friday in West Lafayette, Ind.)
3. Penn State (at Wisconsin on Oct. 26 in Madison, Wis.)
4. Ohio State (vs. Nebraska on Oct. 26 in Columbus, Ohio)
5. Georgia (at No. 1 Texas on Saturday in Austin, Texas)
6. Miami (Fla.) (at Louisville on Saturday in Louisville, Ky.)
7. Alabama (at No. 11 Tennessee on Saturday in Knoxville, Tenn.)
8. LSU (at Arkansas on Saturday in Fayetteville, Ark.)
9. Iowa State (vs. UCF on Saturday in Ames, Iowa)
10. Clemson (vs. Virginia on Saturday in Clemson, S.C.)
11. Tennessee (vs. No. 7 Alabama on Saturday in Knoxville, Tenn.)
12. Notre Dame (vs. Georgia Tech on Saturday in Atlanta)
13. BYU (vs. Oklahoma State on Saturday in Provo, Utah)
14. Texas A&M (at Mississippi State on Saturday in Starkville, Miss.)
15. Boise State (at UNLV on Oct. 25 in Las Vegas)
16. Indiana (vs. Nebraska on Saturday in Bloomington, Ind.)
17. Kansas State (at West Virginia on Saturday in Morgantown, W.Va.)
18. Ole Miss (vs. Oklahoma on Oct. 26 in Oxford, Miss.)
19. Missouri (vs. Auburn on Saturday in Columbia, Mo.)
20. Pittsburgh (vs. Syracuse on Oct. 24 in Pittsburgh)
21. SMU (at Stanford on Saturday in Stanford, Calif.)
22. Illinois (vs. No. 24 Michigan on Saturday in Champaign, Ill.)
23. Army (vs. East Carolina on Saturday in West Point, N.Y.)
24. Michigan (at No. 22 Illinois on Saturday in Champaign, Ill.)
25. Navy (vs. Charlotte on Saturday in Annapolis, Md.)
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This is just being disrespectful. Two receivers for No. 7 Alabama pretended to do jump shots during Jalen Milroe’s quarterback sneak. This comes as the Crimson Tide were upset by No. 7 Tennessee, 24-17.
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Is it too soon to call this the game of the century? No. 5 Georgia is in a Top 5 showdown with No. 1 Texas as the teams face off in the regular season for the first time since 1958. Updates to come.
UPDATE: Somebody needs to teach etiquette to the crowd. Texas spectators threw bottles on the field after a controversial pass interference against Georgia, but the refs overturned the call after further discussion.
UPDATE 2: Horns down! Georgia’s defense held Texas to 259 yards and racked up seven sacks in a 30-15 upset during their Top 5 showdown.
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Think this team has chemistry issues? Punches were thrown between South Florida players before their teammates stepped in to separate them in a 35-25 win over UAB.
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Who really wants that top spot? Oregon moved up one to No. 1 and Texas slid four to No. 5 in the new AP poll after a chaotic week. Here’s the rankings and who’s next for each team.
1. Oregon (vs. No. 20 Illinois on Saturday in Eugene, Ore.)
2. Georgia (vs. Florida on Nov. 2 in Jacksonville, Fla.)
3. Penn State (at Wisconsin on Saturday in Madison, Wis.)
4. Ohio State (vs. Nebraska on Saturday in Columbus, Ohio)
5. Texas (at No. 25 Vanderbilt on Saturday in Nashville, Tenn.)
6. Miami (Fla.) (vs. Florida State on Saturday in Miami Gardens, Fla.)
7. Tennessee (vs. Kentucky on Nov. 2 in Knoxville, Tenn.)
8. LSU (at No. 14 Texas A&M on Saturday in College Station, Texas)
9. Clemson (vs. Louisville on Nov. 2 in Clemson, S.C.)
10. Iowa State (vs. Texas Tech on Nov. 2 in Ames, Iowa)
11. BYU (at UCF on Saturday in Orlando, Fla.)
12. Notre Dame (vs. No. 24 Navy on Saturday in East Rutherford, N.J.)
13. Indiana (at Michigan State on Nov. 2 in East Lansing, Mich.)
14. Texas A&M (vs. No. 9 LSU on Saturday in College Station, Texas)
15. Alabama (vs. No. 21 Missouri on Saturday in Tuscaloosa, Ala.)
16. Kansas State (vs. Kansas on Saturday in Manhattan, Kan.)
17. Boise State (at UNLV on Friday in Las Vegas)
18. Ole Miss (vs. Oklahoma on Saturday in Oxford, Miss.)
19. Pittsburgh (vs. Syracuse on Thursday in Pittsburgh)
20. Illinois (at No. 1 Oregon on Saturday in Eugene, Ore.)
21. Missouri (at No. 15 Alabama on Saturday in Tuscaloosa, Ala.)
22. SMU (at Duke on Saturday in Durham, N.C.)
23. Army (vs. Air Force on Nov. 2 in West Point, N.Y.)
24. Navy (vs. No. 12 Notre Dame on Saturday in East Rutherford, N.J.)
25. Vanderbilt (vs. No. 5 Texas on Saturday in Nashville, Tenn.)
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Go, Rocky, go! A squirrel outran the “defense” to the end zone during the Oklahoma vs. No. 18 Ole Miss game. Updates to come.
Ole Miss beat Oklahoma, 26-14.
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This game has a big game feel. No. 15 Alabama has an early lead against No. 21 Missouri. Updates to come.
Alabama beat Missouri, 34-0.
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The new AP poll has arrived! Miami (Fla.) cracked the Top 5 for the first time since 2017 while the Top 4 remain unchanged. Here’s where each team is and who their next opponent is.
1. Oregon (at Michigan on Saturday in Ann Arbor, Mich.)
2. Georgia (vs. Florida on Saturday in Jacksonville, Fla.)
3. Penn State (vs. No. 4 Ohio State on Saturday in State College, Pa.)
4. Ohio State (at No. 3 Penn State on Saturday in State College, Pa.)
5. Miami (Fla.) (vs. Duke on Saturday in Miami Gardens, Fla.)
6. Texas (vs. Florida on Nov. 9 in Austin, Texas)
7. Tennessee (vs. Kentucky on Saturday in Knoxville, Tenn.)
8. Notre Dame (vs. Florida State on Nov. 9 in South Bend, Ind.)
9. BYU (at Utah on Saturday in Salt Lake City)
10. Texas A&M (at South Carolina on Saturday in Columbia, S.C.)
T11. Clemson (vs. Louisville on Saturday in Clemson, S.C.)
T11. Iowa State (vs. Texas Tech on Saturday in Ames, Iowa)
13. Indiana (at Michigan State on Saturday in East Lansing, Mich.)
14. Alabama (at No. 16 LSU on Nov. 9 in Baton Rouge, La.)
15. Boise State (vs. San Diego State on Friday in Boise, Idaho)
16. LSU (vs. No. 14 Alabama on Nov. 9 in Baton Rouge, La.)
17. Kansas State (at Houston on Saturday in Houston)
18. Pittsburgh (at No. 20 SMU on Saturday in Dallas)
19. Ole Miss (at Arkansas on Saturday in Fayetteville, Ark.)
20. SMU (vs. No. 20 Pittsburgh on Saturday in Dallas)
21. Army (vs. Air Force on Saturday in West Point, N.Y.)
22. Washington State (vs. Utah State on Nov. 9 in Pullman, Wash.)
23. Colorado (at Texas Tech on Nov. 9 in Lubbock, Texas)
24. Illinois (vs. Minnesota on Saturday in Champaign, Ill.)
25. Missouri (vs. Oklahoma on Nov. 9 in Columbia, Mo.)
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Props for using props. No. 19 Ole Miss celebrated Jordan Watkins’ fifth touchdown of the game against Arkansas with a fire extinguisher. Updates to come.
Ole Miss beat Arkansas, 63-31.
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This cannot happen from a coach. Louisiana-Monroe offensive line coach Cameron Blankenship had to be held back while berating one of his players during a sideline meltdown in a 28-23 loss to Marshall.
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It’s time for a new week of polling. The new AP poll is out. Ohio State is up one to No. 3, Alabama is up three to No. 11, Penn State is down three to No. 6, Notre Dame is down two to No. 10 and two new teams came in. Here are the rankings and each team’s next game.
1. Oregon (vs. Maryland on Saturday in Eugene, Ore.)
2. Georgia (at No. 16 Ole Miss on Saturday in Oxford, Miss.)
3. Ohio State (vs. Purdue on Saturday in Columbus, Ohio)
4. Miami (Fla.) (at Georgia Tech on Saturday in Atlanta)
5. Texas (vs. Florida on Saturday in Austin, Texas)
6. Penn State (vs. Washington on Saturday in State College, Pa.)
7. Tennessee (vs. Mississippi State on Saturday in Knoxville, Tenn.)
8. Indiana (vs. Michigan on Saturday in Bloomington, Ind.)
9. BYU (at Utah on Saturday in Salt Lake City)
10. Notre Dame (vs. Florida State on Saturday in South Bend, Ind.)
11. Alabama (at No. 14 LSU on Saturday in Baton Rouge, La.)
12. Boise State (vs. Nevada on Saturday in Boise, Idaho)
13. SMU (vs. Boston College on Nov. 16 in Dallas)
14. LSU (vs. No. 11 Alabama on Saturday in Baton Rouge, La.)
15. Texas A&M (vs. New Mexico State on Nov. 16 in College Station, Texas)
16. Ole Miss (vs. No. 2 Georgia on Saturday in Oxford, Miss.)
17. Iowa State (at Kansas on Saturday in Kansas City, Mo.)
18. Army (at North Texas on Saturday in Denton, Texas)
19. Clemson (at Virginia Tech on Saturday in Blacksburg, Va.)
20. Washington State (vs. Utah State on Saturday in Pullman, Wash.)
21. Colorado (at Texas Tech on Saturday in Lubbock, Texas)
22. Kansas State (vs. Arizona State on Saturday in Manhattan, Kan.)
23. Pittsburgh (vs. Virginia on Saturday in Pittsburgh)
24. Vanderbilt (vs. South Carolina on Saturday in Nashville, Tenn.)
25. Louisville (at Stanford on Nov. 16 in Stanford, Calif.)
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Here comes the second-most anticipated polling numbers of the night. The first College Football Playoff rankings of 2024 are set to be revealed right now. Updates to come.
UPDATE: There isn’t anything that surprises me so far. Oregon, Ohio State, Georgia and Miami (Fla.) topped the first CFP rankings of 2024. Here is the full Top 25.
1. Oregon
2. Ohio State
3. Georgia
4. Miami (Fla.)
5. Texas
6. Penn State
7. Tennessee
8. Indiana
9. BYU
10. Notre Dame
11. Alabama
12. Boise State
13. SMU
14. Texas A&M
15. LSU
16. Ole Miss
17. Iowa State
18. Pittsburgh
19. Kansas State
20. Colorado
21. Washington State
22. Louisville
23. Clemson
24. Missouri
25. Army
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This new poll makes no sense. The new AP poll is here. Georgia fell nine spots out of the Top 10 to No. 11. Indiana moved up three spots to reach No. 5. There was huge movement for Miami (Fla.) as they dropped eight spots to No. 12 and Ole Miss as they rose six spots to No. 10. Here’s the new poll and the next opponent for each team.
1. Oregon (at Wisconsin on Saturday in Madison, Wis.)
2. Ohio State (at Northwestern on Saturday in Chicago)
3. Texas (at Arkansas on Saturday in Fayetteville, Ark.)
4. Penn State (at Purdue on Saturday in West Lafayette, Ind.)
5. Indiana (at CFP No. 2 Ohio State on Nov. 23 in Columbus, Ohio)
6. Tennessee (at CFP No. 3 Georgia on Saturday in Athens, Ga.)
7. BYU (vs. Kansas on Saturday in Provo, Utah)
8. Notre Dame (vs. Virginia on Saturday in South Bend, Ind.)
9. Alabama (vs. Mercer on Saturday in Tuscaloosa, Ala.)
10. Ole Miss (at Florida on Nov. 23 in Gainesville, Fla.)
11. Georgia (vs. CFP No. 7 Tennessee on Saturday in Athens, Ga.)
12. Miami (Fla.) (vs. Wake Forest on Nov. 23 in Miami Gardens, Fla.)
13. Boise State (at San Jose State on Saturday in San Jose, Calif.)
14. SMU (vs. Boston College on Saturday in Dallas)
15. Texas A&M (vs. New Mexico State on Saturday in College Station, Texas)
16. Army (vs. CFP No. 10 Notre Dame on Nov. 23 in New York)
17. Clemson (vs. CFP No. 18 Pittsburgh on Saturday in Clemson, S.C.)
18. Colorado (vs. Utah on Saturday in Boulder, Colo.)
19. Washington State (at New Mexico on Saturday in Albuquerque, N.M.)
20. Kansas State (vs. Arizona State on Saturday in Manhattan, Kan.)
21. LSU (at Florida on Saturday in Gainesville, Fla.)
22. Louisville (at Stanford on Saturday in Stanford, Calif.)
23. South Carolina (vs. CFP No. 24 Missouri on Saturday in Columbia, S.C.)
24. Missouri (at South Carolina on Saturday in Columbia, S.C.)
25. Tulane (at Navy on Saturday in Annapolis, Md.)
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Let the debate continue! The second College Football Playoff rankings of 2024 are set to be revealed right now. Updates to come.
UPDATE: There is something satisfying to me about the Big Ten being this strong. Oregon, Ohio State, Texas and Penn State topped the second CFP rankings of 2024. Here’s the full Top 25.
1. Oregon
2. Ohio State
3. Texas
4. Penn State
5. Indiana
6. BYU
7. Tennessee
8. Notre Dame
9. Miami (Fla.)
10. Alabama
11. Ole Miss
12. Georgia
13. Boise State
14. SMU
15. Texas A&M
16. Kansas State
17. Colorado
18. Washington State
19. Louisville
20. Clemson
21. South Carolina
22. LSU
23. Missouri
24. Army
25. Tulane
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This is one of my favorite segments from the show. A Georgia student made the lucrative decision to somehow else a kick on “College GameDay” and drilled it for $800,000. Updates to come.
No. 12 Georgia upset No. 7 Tennessee, 31-17.
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I normally wouldn’t post about FCS football, but sometimes you have to share about the awesome things they give us. A Fordham interception had it all with a lateral, a pulled hamstring and a touchdown all in one.
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Chaos continues to reign as the new AP poll is here. Notre Dame moved up two spots to No. 6, Georgia moved up four spots to No. 8, Tennessee tumbled four spots to No. 10 and BYU dropped seven spots to No. 14. Here’s where everybody stands and what’s next for each team in the Top 25.
1. Oregon (vs. Washington on Nov. 30 in Eugene, Ore.)
2. Ohio State (vs. CFP No. 5 Indiana on Saturday in Columbus, Ohio)
3. Texas (vs. Kentucky on Saturday in Austin, Texas)
4. Penn State (at Minnesota on Saturday in Minneapolis)
5. Indiana (at CFP No. 2 Ohio State on Saturday in Columbus, Ohio)
6. Notre Dame (vs. CFP No. 24 Army on Saturday in New York)
7. Alabama (at Oklahoma on Saturday in Norman, Okla.)
8. Georgia (vs. UMass on Saturday in Athens, Ga.)
9. Ole Miss (at Florida on Saturday in Gainesville, Fla.)
10. Tennessee (vs. UTEP on Saturday in Knoxville, Tenn.)
11. Miami (Fla.) (vs. Wake Forest on Saturday in Miami Gardens, Fla.)
12. Boise State (at Wyoming on Saturday in Laramie, Wyo.)
13. SMU (at Virginia on Saturday in Charlottesville, Va.)
14. BYU (at Arizona State on Saturday in Tempe, Ariz.)
15. Texas A&M (at Auburn on Saturday in Auburn, Ala.)
16. Colorado (at Kansas on Saturday in Kansas City, Mo.)
17. Clemson (vs. The Citadel on Saturday in Clemson, S.C.)
18. Army (vs. CFP No. 8 Notre Dame on Saturday in New York)
19. South Carolina (vs. Wofford on Saturday in Columbia, S.C.)
20. Tulane (vs. Memphis on Nov. 28 in New Orleans)
21. Arizona State (vs. CFP No. 6 BYU on Saturday in Tempe, Ariz.)
22. Iowa State (at Utah on Saturday in Salt Lake City)
23. UNLV (at San Jose State on Friday in San Jose, Calif.)
24. Illinois (at Rutgers on Saturday in Piscataway, N.J.)
25. Washington State (at Oregon State on Saturday in Corvallis, Ore.)
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The debate will only get more heated from here. The third College Football Playoff rankings of 2024 are set to be revealed right now. Updates to come.
UPDATE: Nothing has changed at the top. Oregon, Ohio State, Texas and Penn State topped the third CFP rankings of 2024. Here are the full rankings.
1. Oregon
2. Ohio State
3. Texas
4. Penn State
5. Indiana
6. Notre Dame
7. Alabama
8. Miami (Fla.)
9. Ole Miss
10. Georgia
11. Tennessee
12. Boise State
13. SMU
14. BYU
15. Texas A&M
16. Colorado
17. Clemson
18. South Carolina
19. Army
20. Tulane
21. Arizona State
22. Iowa State
23. Missouri
24. UNLV
25. Illinois
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Oh, this is not going to end well. No. 16 Colorado’s Shedeur Sanders shoved an official as tensions rose after he was sacked in a 37-21 upset loss to Kansas.
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Madness reigned supreme this week and now comes the clean-up. The new AP poll is here and Notre Dame is up one spot to No. 5 and Alabama dropped six spots to No. 13 and Ole Miss dropped six spots to No. 15 to fall out of the Top 10. Here are the new rankings and what’s next for each team.
1. Oregon (vs. Washington on Saturday in Eugene, Ore.)
2. Ohio State (vs. Michigan on Saturday in Columbus, Ohio)
3. Texas (at CFP No. 15 Texas A&M on Saturday in College Station, Texas)
4. Penn State (vs. Maryland on Saturday in State College, Pa.)
5. Notre Dame (at USC on Saturday in Los Angeles)
6. Georgia (vs. Georgia Tech on Friday in Athens, Ga.)
7. Tennessee (at Vanderbilt on Saturday in Nashville, Tenn.)
8. Miami (Fla.) (at Syracuse on Saturday in Syracuse, N.Y.)
9. SMU (vs. California on Saturday in Dallas)
10. Indiana (vs. Purdue on Saturday in Bloomington, Ind.)
11. Boise State (vs. Oregon State on Friday in Boise, Idaho)
12. Clemson (vs. CFP No. 18 South Carolina on Saturday in Clemson, S.C.)
13. Alabama (vs. Auburn on Saturday in Tuscaloosa, Ala.)
14. Arizona State (at Arizona on Saturday in Tucson, Ariz.)
15. Ole Miss (vs. Mississippi State on Friday in Oxford, Miss.)
16. South Carolina (at CFP No. 17 Clemson on Saturday in Clemson, S.C.)
17. Iowa State (vs. Kansas State on Saturday in Ames, Iowa)
18. Tulane (vs. Memphis on Thursday in New Orleans)
19. BYU (vs. Houston on Saturday in Provo, Utah)
20. Texas A&M (vs. CFP No. 3 Texas on Saturday in College Station, Texas)
21. UNLV (vs. Nevada on Saturday in Las Vegas)
22. Illinois (at Northwestern on Saturday in Evanston, Ill.)
23. Colorado (vs. Oklahoma State on Friday in Boulder, Colo.)
24. Missouri (vs. Arkansas on Saturday in Columbia, Mo.)
25. Army (vs. UTSA on Saturday in West Point, N.Y.)
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Following a week of madness, let’s see who’s in. The latest College Football Playoff rankings are set to be revealed right now. Updates to come.
UPDATE: Stop me if you already heard this before. Oregon, Ohio State, Texas and Penn State remained atop the latest CFP rankings. Here’s the full Top 25.
1. Oregon
2. Ohio State
3. Texas
4. Penn State
5. Notre Dame
6. Miami (Fla.)
7. Georgia
8. Tennessee
9. SMU
10. Indiana
11. Boise State
12. Clemson
13. Alabama
14. Ole Miss
15. South Carolina
16. Arizona State
17. Tulane
18. Iowa State
19. BYU
20. Texas A&M
21. Missouri
22. UNLV
23. Illinois
24. Kansas State
25. Colorado
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In case you are unfamiliar with this story, this player suffered a severe head injury a month ago, so please keep him in your thoughts and donate to his family if you can. Alabama A&M said linebacker Medrick Burnett Jr. “remains alive” after announcing earlier today that he had died.
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What a thriller tonight in Athens! Nate Frazier punched it in to give No. 7 Georgia a 44-42 win against Georgia Tech in just the second eight-overtime game in FBS history.
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One of my favorite pictures on my phone came from two years ago with the block M flag planted into midfield at Ohio Stadium, so I guess some guys cannot let go of grudges or lose with dignity. A brawl broke out on the field after Michigan players try to plant the team flag at midfield after a 13-10 upset over No. 2 Ohio State.
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If I had a nickel for every fight over a team flag today, I’d have two nickels, which isn’t a lot, but it’s weird that it’s happened twice. A brawl broke out after NC State players tried to plant the team flag at Kenan Memorial Stadium after a 35-30 win over North Carolina.
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I guess flag fights are one of those things that come in threes. Florida State head coach Mike Norvell snubbed a handshake from Florida head coach Billy Napier after the Gators planted a flag at midfield after a 31-11 win, causing a brawl.
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The craziness of Rivalry Week has left the new AP poll in shambles. Blue bloods are dominating the Top 5 and Ohio State fell five spots to No. 7 and Miami (Fla.) fell eight spots to No. 14 after the Rivalry Week chaos. Here’s the new Top 25 and what’s ahead for each team.
1. Oregon (vs. CFP No. 4 Penn State on Saturday in Indianapolis)
2. Texas (vs. CFP No. 7 Georgia on Saturday in Atlanta)
3. Penn State (vs. CFP No. 1 Oregon on Saturday in Indianapolis)
4. Notre Dame (TBA)
5. Georgia (vs. CFP No. 3 Texas on Saturday in Atlanta)
6. Tennessee (TBA)
7. Ohio State (TBA)
8. SMU (vs. CFP No. 12 Clemson on Saturday in Charlotte, N.C.)
9. Indiana (TBA)
10. Boise State (vs. CFP No. 22 UNLV on Friday in Boise, Idaho)
11. Alabama (TBA)
12. Arizona State (vs. CFP No. 18 Iowa State on Saturday in Arlington, Texas)
13. South Carolina (TBA)
14. Miami (Fla.) (TBA)
15. Ole Miss (TBA)
16. Iowa State (vs. CFP No. 16 Arizona State on Saturday in Arlington, Texas)
17. BYU (TBA)
18. Clemson (vs. CFP No. 9 SMU on Saturday in Charlotte, N.C.)
19. UNLV (at CFP No. 11 Boise State on Friday in Boise, Idaho)
20. Colorado (TBA)
21. Illinois (TBA)
22. Missouri (TBA)
23. Syracuse (TBA)
24. Army (vs. CFP No. 17 Tulane on Friday in West Point, N.Y.)
25. Memphis (TBA)
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It is time again to see who is in position to make the cut. The latest edition of the 2024 College Football Playoff rankings are set to be revealed right now. Updates to come.
UPDATE: It is amazing how one upset can change the rankings. Notre Dame joined Oregon, Texas and Penn State in the latest CFP rankings after a major shakeup. Here is the full Top 25.
1. Oregon
2. Texas
3. Penn State
4. Notre Dame
5. Georgia
6. Ohio State
7. Tennessee
8. SMU
9. Indiana
10. Boise State
11. Alabama
12. Miami (Fla.)
13. Ole Miss
14. South Carolina
15. Arizona State
16. Iowa State
17. Clemson
18. BYU
19. Missouri
20. UNLV
21. Illinois
22. Syracuse
23. Colorado
24. Army
25. Memphis
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If this happens, it will be surreal. According to Inside Carolina, Bill Belichick interviewed with North Carolina officials about the school’s head-coaching job.
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Buy four quarters, get one free! No. 5 Georgia and No. 2 Texas are tied, 16-16, in Atlanta with the SEC title and a College Football Playoff first-round bye on the line. Overtime is starting now. Updates to come.
UPDATE: What a thriller today in Atlanta! Georgia upset Texas, 22-19, to claim the SEC title and a likely first-round bye in the College Football Playoff.
UPDATE 2: What a thriller tonight in Charlotte! No. 17 Clemson upset No. 8 SMU, 34-31. No. 1 Oregon beat No. 3 Penn State, 45-38. Now, does the Mustangs’ loss open the door for Alabama? How far will Texas and the Nittany Lions fall? Here is Heather Dinich’s projected bracket.
No. 12 Clemson will play No. 5 Penn State with the winner playing No. 4 Arizona State.
No. 9 Tennessee will play No. 8 Ohio State with the winner playing No. 1 Oregon.
No. 11 SMU will play No. 6 Texas with the winner playing No. 3 Boise State.
No. 10 Indiana will play No. 7 Notre Dame with the winner playing No. 2 Georgia.
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Today is the day. After a thrilling Championship Saturday, the 12-team College Football Playoff field and all 35 bowl games will be revealed. Updates to come.
UPDATE: We have to go through the AP poll one more time. Georgia is up three spots to No. 2 and Arizona State jumped two spots to No. 10 after Championship Saturday. Here’s the full Top 25.
1. Oregon
2. Georgia
3. Notre Dame
4. Texas
5. Penn State
6. Ohio State
7. Tennessee
8. Boise State
9. Indiana
10. Arizona State
11. Alabama
12. SMU
13. Clemson
14. South Carolina
15. Miami (Fla.)
16. Ole Miss
17. BYU
18. Iowa State
19. Army
20. Colorado
21. Illinois
22. Syracuse
23. Missouri
24. UNLV
25. Memphis
UPDATE 2: Now it is time to see who is in. The first 12-team College Football Playoff field is set to be revealed now.
UPDATE 3: It is finally here! Here is the bracket after the first 12-team College Football Playoff field was revealed.
No. 12 Clemson will play No. 5 Texas in Austin, Texas, with the winner playing No. 4 Arizona State.
No. 9 Tennessee will play No. 8 Ohio State in Columbus, Ohio, with the winner playing No. 1 Oregon.
No. 11 SMU will play No. 6 Penn State in State College, Pa., with the winner playing No. 3 Boise State.
No. 10 Indiana will play No. 7 Notre Dame in South Bend, Ind., with the winner playing No. 2 Georgia.
UPDATE 4: Mark your calendars! The CFP first-round dates are set. Indiana vs. Notre Dame will be played on Dec. 20, with the winner playing Georgia in the Sugar Bowl on Jan. 1, 2025 in New Orleans. SMU vs. Penn State will be played on Dec. 21 with the winner playing Boise State in the Fiesta Bowl on Dec. 31 in Glendale, Ariz. Clemson vs. Texas will be played on Dec. 21 with the winner playing Arizona State in the Peach Bowl on Jan. 1, 2025 in Atlanta. Tennessee vs. Ohio State will be played on Dec. 21 with the winner playing Oregon in the Rose Bowl on Jan. 1, 2025 in Pasadena, Calif.
UPDATE 5: The bowl schedule is all set. Western Michigan will play South Alabama in the Salute to Veterans Bowl on Saturday in Montgomery, Ala. Memphis will play West Virginia in the Frisco Bowl on Dec. 17 in Frisco, Texas. James Madison will play Western Kentucky in the Boca Raton Bowl on Dec. 18 in Boca Raton, Fla. California will play UNLV in the LA Bowl on Dec. 18 in Inglewood, Calif. Georgia Southern will play Sam Houston in the New Orleans Bowl on Dec. 19 in New Orleans. Ohio will play Jacksonville State in the Cure Bowl on Dec. 20 in Orlando, Fla. Tulane will play Florida in the Gasparilla Bowl on Dec. 20 in Tampa, Fla. Coastal Carolina will play UTSA in the Myrtle Beach Bowl on Dec. 23 in Conway, S.C. Northern Illinois will play Fresno State in the Famous Idaho Potato Bowl on Dec. 23 in Boise, Idaho. South Florida will play San Jose State in the Hawaii Bowl on Dec. 24 in Honolulu. Pittsburgh will play Toledo in the GameAbove Sports Bowl on Dec. 26 in Detroit. Rutgers will play Kansas State in the Rate Bowl on Dec. 26 in Phoenix. Arkansas State will play Bowling Green in the 68 Ventures Bowl on Dec. 26 in Mobile, Ala. Oklahoma will play Navy in the Armed Forces Bowl on Dec. 27 in Fort Worth, Texas. Georgia Tech will play Vanderbilt in the Birmingham Bowl on Dec. 27 in Birmingham, Ala. Texas Tech will play Arkansas in the Liberty Bowl on Dec. 27 in Memphis, Tenn. Syracuse will play Washington State in the Holiday Bowl on Dec. 27 in San Diego. Texas A&M will play USC in the Las Vegas Bowl on Dec. 27 in Las Vegas. North Carolina will play UConn in the Fenway Bowl on Dec. 28 in Boston. Boston College will play Nebraska in the Pinstripe Bowl on Dec. 28 in New York. Louisiana will play TCU in the New Mexico Bowl on Dec. 28 in Albuquerque, N.M. Iowa State will play Miami (Fla.) in the Pop-Tarts Bowl on Dec. 28 in Orlando, Fla. Miami (Ohio) will play Colorado State in the Arizona Bowl on Dec. 28 in Tucson, Ariz. East Carolina will play NC State in the Military Bowl on Dec. 28 in Annapolis, Md. BYU will play Colorado in the Alamo Bowl on Dec. 28 in San Antonio. Marshall will play Army in the Independence Bowl on Dec. 28 in Shreveport, La. Iowa will play Missouri in the Music City Bowl on Dec. 30 in Nashville, Tenn. Alabama will play Michigan in the ReliaQuest Bowl on Dec. 31 in Tampa, Fla. Louisville will play Washington in the Sun Bowl on Dec. 31 in El Paso, Texas. South Carolina will play Illinois in the Citrus Bowl on Dec. 31 in Orlando, Fla. Baylor will play LSU in the Texas Bowl on Dec. 31 in Houston. Duke will play Ole Miss in the Gator Bowl on Jan. 2, 2025 in Jacksonville, Fla. North Texas will play Texas State in the First Responder Bowl on Jan. 3, 2025 in Dallas. Minnesota will play Virginia Tech in the Duke’s Mayo Bowl on Jan. 3, 2025 in Charlotte, N.C. Buffalo will play Liberty in the Bahamas Bowl on Jan. 4, 2025 in Nassau, Bahamas. The Fiesta Bowl winner will play the Sugar Bowl winner in the Orange Bowl on Jan. 9, 2025 in Miami Gardens, Fla. The Peach Bowl winner will play the Rose Bowl winner in the Cotton Bowl Classic on Jan. 10, 2025 in Arlington, Texas. The Cotton Bowl Classic winner will play the Orange Bowl winner in the College Football Playoff National Championship on Jan. 20, 2025 in Atlanta.
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Start placing bets on who gets the hardware. Oregon quarterback Dillon Gabriel, Colorado wide receiver Travis Hunter, Boise State running back Ashton Jeanty and Miami (Fla.) quarterback Cam Ward were named finalists for the Heisman Trophy.
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Perhaps the only way to replace a legend is to bring in a bigger legend. According to Adam Schefter, Pete Thamel and Chris Low, Bill Belichick is finalizing a deal to become the next head coach at North Carolina.
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Next season, you’ll see him in Nissan commercials. Colorado wide receiver Travis Hunter won the Heisman Trophy, joining Charles Woodson as the only full-time defensive players to win.
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Well, I dropped the ball with regard to posting this story, but better late than never, right? According to The Virginian-Pilot, ex-NFL star Michael Vick is planning to take the head coaching job at Norfolk State.
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The road to the title starts tonight! The College Football Playoff is starting now with No. 10 Indiana vs. No. 7 Notre Dame. The winner will play Georgia on Jan. 1, 2025 in New Orleans. Updates to come.
UPDATE: That was nowhere near as exciting as I had hoped for. Notre Dame dominated Indiana, 27-17, for their 11th straight win. The Fighting Irish will face Georgia in the quarterfinals.
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I love a good highlight reel moment. Bryce Lance made a must-see one-handed game-winning touchdown catch while somehow getting a foot down to send North Dakota State to the FCS final.
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Do I even need to say where my allegiance is for this game? No. 9 Tennessee is playing No. 8 Ohio State. The winner will play Oregon on Jan. 1, 2025 in Pasadena, Calif. There are several ways to watch this game, too. Updates to come.
Ohio State beat Tennessee, 42-17, to advance to play Big Ten rival Oregon.
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Okay, get to opposite ends of the sideline! No. 13 Miami (Fla.) teammates had to be separated after a sideline confrontation escalated to punches being thrown against No. 18 Iowa State. Updates to come.
Iowa State upset Miami (Fla.), 42-41.
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It seems this rivalry left some collateral damage. A referee suffered a nasty cut under his eye as East Carolina and NC State players got into it late in the Military Bowl during a 36-31 Pirates win.
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And then there were eight. No. 6 Penn State is playing No. 3 Boise State in the College Football Playoff quarterfinals. The Broncos’ Ashton Jeanty is chasing history. Updates to come.
UPDATE: Did James Franklin really just win two big games in a row? Penn State upset Boise State, 31-14, in the Fiesta Bowl and will face the Notre Dame vs. Georgia winner on Jan. 9, 2025 in Miami Gardens, Fla.
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Michigan beat three top-12 teams this season:
No. 11 USC, Michigan had 32 passing yards.
No. 2 Ohio State, Michigan had 62 passing yards.
No. 11 Alabama, Michigan had 75 passing yards.
Hang your hat on that, 313!
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Michigan beat three top-12 teams this season:
No. 11 USC, Michigan had 32 passing yards.
No. 2 Ohio State, Michigan had 62 passing yards.
No. 11 Alabama, Michigan had 75 passing yards.
Hang your hat on that, 313!
I will. It’s a blue baseball cap with a maize block M. Seriously, it wasn’t the season I had hoped for, but between sweeping the rivalry trophy games (Minnesota, Michigan State, Northwestern), upsetting USC, shocking Ohio State when they were 20.5-point underdogs and taking down Alabama in the ReliaQuest Bowl as a 16.5-point underdog, there some great moments for this season.
Anyway, let us enjoy more football. No. 5 Texas is playing No. 4 Arizona State in the CFP quarterfinal at the Peach Bowl. We have the top defense against a Top 5 Heisman finalist. Updates to come.
UPDATE: This is getting good, folks! Arizona State tied Texas, 24-24, with 5:00 left in the fourth quarter in a CFP quarterfinal.
UPDATE 2: Buy four quarters of football, get overtime free at our New Year’s sale! Texas and Arizona State are tied, 24-24, going to overtime of the Peach Bowl with a CFP semifinal berth at stake.
UPDATE 3: Time for the granddaddy of them all! No. 8 Ohio State is playing No. 1 Oregon in the Rose Bowl. Texas vs. Arizona State is in the second overtime.
UPDATE 4: Wow, that was a great game! Andrew Mukuba came up big with an interception to seal a 39-31 Texas upset win in the second overtime. The Longhorns will play the winner of the Ohio State vs. Oregon game in the CFP semis on Jan. 10 in Arlington, Texas.
UPDATE 5: And to think I laughed at the oddsmakers over this game. Ohio State used a dominant first half and cruised in the Rose Bowl to upset Oregon, 41-21, advancing to play Texas in the CFP semifinals.
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I can't believe you didn't post about the game yesterday lol. I was watching it with some friends in a chat.
It's a miracle Bama achieved what they did in Saban's last year. Can you believe that this team actually had more 5 star recruits than the 2023 team? All that talent and they lost 4 games this season.
I don't think Milroe belongs in the NFL as a QB, but some dumbass GM will think they can fix him and waste a 1st round draft pick on him.
Respect to Michigan. They pulled off some impressive upsets this year. They deserve to be ranked.
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I can't believe you didn't post about the game yesterday lol. I was watching it with some friends in a chat.
It's a miracle Bama achieved what they did in Saban's last year. Can you believe that this team actually had more 5 star recruits than the 2023 team? All that talent and they lost 4 games this season.
I don't think Milroe belongs in the NFL as a QB, but some dumbass GM will think they can fix him and waste a 1st round draft pick on him.
Respect to Michigan. They pulled off some impressive upsets this year. They deserve to be ranked.
Thank you. I didn’t want to go overboard here and be a homer, but that was great. Even though Michigan’s offense wasn’t what I hoped for this year, all credit to the defense for keeping them in it. Not sure if they will be ranked in the final AP poll because I don’t think 8-5 will cut it, but with wins over No. 2 Ohio State and No. 11 Alabama to close the season, I hope to be wrong.
Anyway, there is also news and tragically, after the horrors of this morning, it’s the right call to make. According to Pete Thamel, the Sugar Bowl between No. 7 Notre Dame and No. 2 Georgia was postponed following the attack and there’s no official date set yet for when it will be played.
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I think we all still need time to mourn, but this will provide a nice distraction. No. 7 Notre Dame is playing No. 2 Georgia in the Sugar Bowl in a College Football Playoff quarterfinal. The winner will play Penn State on Jan. 9 in Miami Gardens, Fla. Updates to come.
UPDATE: I hate every bit of this! Notre Dame ripped off a 98-yard kickoff return touchdown, the second kick return touchdown in CFP history, to put Georgia in a big hole to start the second half.
UPDATE 2: The Orange Bowl will be my personal torture. Notre Dame shined on defense and special teams to capture the Sugar Bowl in an upset, 23-10. The Fighting Irish will face Penn State in the CFP semis.
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Is this purgatory for me? No. 7 Notre Dame is playing No. 6 Penn State in the Orange Bowl at the College Football Playoff Semifinals. Updates to come.
UPDATE: This game is actually getting good. Notre Dame and Penn State are tied, 10-10, entering the fourth quarter of the Orange Bowl.
UPDATE 2: Who needs to stop and catch their breath? Mitch Jeter kicked a clutch 41-yard field goal with seven seconds left to lift Notre Dame to a 27-24 upset over Penn State to reach the title game on Jan. 20 in Atlanta.
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Hopefully, the result of this game will not make me run head first into a brick wall. No. 8 Ohio State is playing No. 5 Texas in the Cotton Bowl Classic in the College Football Playoff semis. Updates to come.
UPDATE: I hope you have a hot bowl of popcorn for this finish. Ohio State and Texas are tied, 14-14, entering the fourth quarter of the Cotton Bowl Classic.
UPDATE 2: This College Football Playoff National Championship is going to be absolutely brutal for me. Ohio State’s Jack Sawyer sacked his former teammate, Texas’ Quinn Ewers, returning the fumble 83 yards for a touchdown as the Buckeyes reached the title game against Notre Dame on Jan. 20 in Atlanta in a 28-14 upset.
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Pray for me so I do not go crazy tonight. No. 8 Ohio State is playing No. 7 Notre Dame in the College Football Playoff National Championship. The game is being played in Atlanta. Updates to come.
UPDATE: I will give the devil his due if this result holds. Ohio State is in control at the half and leading Notre Dame, 21-7. The Buckeyes’ Will Howard is 14-for-15 for two touchdowns. The Fighting Irish are facing their largest deficit of the season.
UPDATE 2: Strap in because this will be a fun finish! Notre Dame is not done yet as the Fighting Irish have cut Ohio State’s 21-point lead to eight with 4:10 left in the CFP title game.
UPDATE 3: Somebody play “Across the Field”, “Buckeye Battle Cry”, “Carmen Ohio” or “Hang On Sloopy” by The McCoys. Ohio State held off a Notre Dame rally for a 34-23 upset in the CFP championship game for their seventh national title.
UPDATE 4: it is already time to look to 2025. Here is the Way-Too-Early Top 25. Nobody is topping Ohio State. Notre Dame is outside the Top 3. Nine SEC teams made the cut. Here is the list.
1. Ohio State
2. Texas
3. Penn State
4. Notre Dame
5. Georgia
6. Oregon
7. Clemson
8. LSU
9. BYU
10. South Carolina
11. Iowa State
12. Alabama
13. Illinois
14. Arizona State
15. SMU
16. Kansas State
17. Indiana
18. Florida
19. Tennessee
20. Louisville
21. Michigan
22. Texas A&M
23. Miami (Fla.)
24. Boise State
25. Ole Miss
Also receiving votes: Auburn, Texas Tech, Missouri, Georgia Tech, Baylor, Duke, Washington, Nebraska, Iowa, Army, Colorado