How the Big 12 Got to This Point You may have read an article I posted earlier this year about the Big 12 conference. That story discussed how the league is struggling to remain relevant in the NCAA landscape. It discussed the possibility of disbanding itself and allowing its members to find new homes. That […]
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Explaining All The COVID-19 Regulations All of the NCAA’s major conferences’ COVID-19 policies were formally released after the Big Ten announced theirs. Said protocols almost match those the NCAA put out early this month. A team that is unable to field a team due to the virus will forfeit that game. This means said school […]
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We all know by now, that beginning in 2025, Texas and Oklahoma will join the Southeastern Conference. Not everyone agrees, not everyone is happy and that’s to be understood. Moving on from the Big 12 to the SEC will not go without reproach from fans, remaining schools stuck in the Big 12 (without arguably their […]
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It’s official. Texas and Oklahoma have asked for, were granted, and accepted an invitation to the SEC. This membership goes into effect on July 1, 2025. However, is this just the beginning, and are we going to see an SEC Super Conference? The First Rumblings SEC has been in serious contact with Ohio State, Michigan, […]
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How the Big 12 Got to This Point You may have read recently that Oklahoma and Texas may finally be leaving the Big 12 Conference for the SEC. This is not surprising as both colleges have put the league on their backs since its birth. The conference has been falling out of prominence for quite […]
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We all knew this was a possibility. We didn’t want to admit it, and it appeared as if Steve Sarkisian might stay in Tuscaloosa after he blew off the Auburn interview. However, we all came crashing back to earth with the news this morning. After the firing of Tom Herman, it is being reported that […]
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As is custom this time of year, I sit and think about what I am thankful for. The 2009 National Championship comes to mind. The game that would send two perennial powerhouses on two entirely different trajectories. Sure, Alabama and Nick Saban would have found success eventually, but it helps when you beat one of […]
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In the fall of 2005, it appeared that the USC Trojan college football dynasty was on the way to becoming the best of all time. Matt Lineart was coming off of his Heisman trophy winning season, Reggie Bush was entering his, and the Trojans were coming off of claiming two BCS National Championships. Pete Carroll […]
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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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Welcome to Sharples’ week 2 of CFB gambling picks! Week 1 was a crazy week, that showed us that a cover can be made or broken in the blink of an eye! Let’s have a quick rundown of some games where the spread was devastated late in the game: Northwestern fumbles the ball in the […]
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We continue our journey to week one of the college football season. We move onto the Big 12 conference. The Big 12 does not do divisions so we will break the conference in half. The first half of the conference we will look at today. Oklahoma, Texas, TCU, Iowa State, and Baylor previews are straight […]
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The SEC is good, we get it. Ohio State and Michigan are dominating the Big 10 again, we get it. UCF hasn’t lost a game in almost two years… we get it. What we don’t seem to get is the Big XII conference. This conference has been dismissed and disrespected since the beginning of the […]
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Ladies and Gents, welcome back to the Korner-Booth. Last week I shot a lot better than week one, and nailed USC Losing to Texas. But without further ado, let’s jump in to it. NCAA Week 3 Fau vs. 16 UCF “National champs” take this one easy. 10 Penn St vs. Illinois Penn State. FIU vs. […]
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