With the conference championships this weekend, it was about time to give my prediction for who will face off in Super Bowl LIV. The Super Bowl this year will feature the old guard vs the new in Aaron Rodgers vs Patrick Mahomes. An uncharacteristic ground and pound approach by Green Bay vs the high flying […]
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Football is a sacred thing every American holds near and dear. With an amazing man at the helm, Roger Goodell, the league has been well run over the past few years. Revenues continue to climb, viewership remains consistent, and there are never any scandals or dumb punishments for players. One AFC North team, however, prefer […]
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Anyone who knows me knows that I loathe Urban Meyer. While part of this has to do with beating Alabama at Florida and Ohio State, it also has to do with the things he has said and done. One of the things he has recently said took direct shots at his former employer: ESPN. While […]
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Over the past few years, it has become the new hot thing to blame millenials for “killing” certain industries. Mayonnaise, alcohol, starter homes, engagement rings, you name it. One of these industries is print media and, more broadly, traditional sports media. While I agree that this is a dying industry, the culprit is not the […]
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After Super Bowl LIII, Patriots fans were riding high (no, not like Josh Gordon.) With Brady not retiring and the Patriots defense coming to play in a big game for what felt like the first time in a decade, who can blame them? The fans came back to Earth after Gronk announced his semi-surprising retirement […]
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During their win against Mississippi State today, Alabama QB Tua Tagovailoa went down with an injury while attempting to extend the play with his legs. While there are questions about who is to blame for Tua being in a game Alabama was winning by 28 points at the time and what Alabama should do, I […]
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“Tanking for Tua.” “0-16.” “Tanking for Joe.” These are all things we have heard about the 2019 Miami Dolphins. Hell, I’ve said it before. While others have talked about Miami just not tanking, but I think this goes beyond that. Are we about to see a dynasty in the 305? How Did We Get Here? […]
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Well, it was a fun run. After this past weekend’s game, however, the writing is on the wall. How can a program carry on after a five point loss to the number two team in the country? How can a team succeed after two home losses in four years? I’m really asking, of course, is […]
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Last night, LSU broke an eight game losing streak to the Alabama Crimson Tide on their home turf. In a game that was not as close as the score would indicate, is Alabama’s season effectively over? Did LSU end Alabama’s streak of making the College Football Playoff? The Game Itself That game was rough. It […]
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Last week, an NCAA committee voted unanimously to allow players to profit off their likeness. This paved the way for sponsorship deals and, more importantly, a (potential) new NCAA Football game. While Kevin wrote a great article about the interim and next steps for the series, I wanted to take a look at what the […]
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As the end of the college football season comes to a close, people are looking towards the upcoming NFL Draft. All season, we have been hearing about the Dolphins “Tanking for Tua,” but the first overall pick could be due west, and next year we could hear about the newest QB for the Miami Dolphins, […]
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The college football season is halfway done. As we inch closer and closer to the worst time of the year, now is a good time to look at the top teams in the country. With the first CFP rankings coming out towards the end of October, Ciarnan and I decided to team up and make […]
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Oklahoma is off to a hot start this year. They have a Heisman candidate QB, a good receiving corps, and some phenomenal running backs. This group has led them to a 6-0 start, with a statement win over Texas today. This is the norm though, and it will take more than an explosive offense to […]
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Five years ago, college football in video game form was taken from us when EA announced the end of the NCAA Football series. Today, our long, national nightmare is over (sort of). With the release of Doug Flutie’s Maximum Football, we can finally go back to playing the game we love… sort of. Why Should […]
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