For the 37th time, Notre Dame and Stanford battled for the Legends Trophy. The rivalry that started back in 1925 was reunited on Saturday. And just like for most of the series, the Irish dominated yet again. Although it looked like Stanford was going to keep it competitive in the first quarter. Jumping out to […]
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When it comes to choosing a university, student-athletes have a unique set of criteria. They seek an institution that offers not only a strong academic program but also a robust athletic one. Balancing sports and studies can be a demanding task. Still, with the right resources and environment, student-athletes can thrive, turning their passion for […]
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June and July are tough months for college football fans. Spring ball is over, yet the regular season seems like it’s still so far away. Thankfully, Las Vegas is kind enough to give us something to think about and discuss: Win Totals. It’s a unique year for the PAC-12. USC and UCLA are on their […]
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S.B. 206, otherwise known as the “Fair Pay to Play Act” was recently passed by the California senate and assembly. After any changes are discussed, Governor Gavin Newsom will have thirty days to sign it into law. What does this bill do? It allows college athletes to sign endorsement deals, which would greatly impact the […]
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Welcome to week 1 of CFB gambling picks! Week 0 showed us how unpredictable early season football can be. Both Florida and Arizona did not cover as favorites, with the latter getting dominated as double digit favorites at the hands of Hawaii. That’s why week 1 college football really is the toughest week to project […]
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