LSU’s annihilation of Auburn yesterday included one very mean special teams hit by freshman wide receiver Jarvis Landry. In the third quarter of LSU’s 45-10 victory romp, Landry completely demolished Auburn’s Onterio McCalebb on a kickoff return. Read the rest of this entry »

With South Carolina’s Marcus Lattimore gone for the season and Oregon’s LaMichael James battling an ugly elbow injury, Alabama’s Trent Richardson stands alone as the country’s premiere tailback. Read the rest of this entry »

Whenever I find myself in a conversation about Barry Sanders, the “what if” game always goes down. What if Barry Sanders hadn’t retired early? Read the rest of this entry »

There aren’t many things more complicated in life than the BCS. Since its birth over a decade ago, the determining factor in deciding who plays for college football’s national championship has been the source of so much controversy, even Congress has decided to take a look into its inner workings. Read the rest of this entry »

Taken at the 2001 NFL Skills Competition prior to the Super Bowl, this is one of the better “where are they now?” pictures you’re going to see for quite sometime. Read the rest of this entry »

What’s there to remember about the year 2001? You mean, besides George W.’s rookie season, Shaq and Kobe going for title #2, Nas Vs. Jay-Z, Aaliyah’s plane crash and September 11th? Nothing much, aside from the Miami Hurricanes. Read the rest of this entry »

Prior to today, most knew that Ohio State’s best bet was to punish themselves and then throw themselves at the mercy of the NCAA in hopes the football program wouldn’t be hurled into SMU nether regions. According to the Columbus Dispatch, OSU pretty much bowed to the NCAA in their official response to the violations aimed at them. Read the rest of this entry »

2011 has been an all-around black eye in terms of the sport of football. The NFL lockout enters its who knows what consecutive day with no positive ending in sight. And college football, mainly Ohio State, has been taking blindside tackle after blindside tackle. Last week, Jim Tressel’s resignation sent shockwaves throughout the collegiate community and now the school’s quarterback Terrelle Pryor has announced his time as a Buckeye has ended amidst controversy. Read the rest of this entry »

In college football, I support Florida State, but allow me to be clear about one thing. Those USC teams of the mid-2000′s may have been the most exciting in all of sports primarily because of Reggie Bush (the hands down media darling along with Matt Leinart and Hercules of the sport during his undergrad days); the culprit behind the NCAA’s decision to strip the school of their 2005 BCS National Championship. Read the rest of this entry »

Virginia Tech QB Tyrod Taylor kept the announcers blessing him with compliments profusely in the first half of last night’s Orange Bowl, sparked in part by remarkable plays like this touchdown toss in the second quarter. Still, VT got shellacked something awful by Stanford, ending up losing 40-12. Obviously, it got so boring that even Tyrod’s parents decided to take a snooze. Read the rest of this entry »

Ebony, With the Jugs

Heisman Trophy Watch 2009 [TBL]

If Men’s Magazines Were Honest [Cracked]

$8000 Credit For New Homebuyers Might Get Extended [Consumerist]

11 Painfully Unfunny SNL Hosts [DailyFill] Read the rest of this entry »

I think every time something unfortunate happens to Michigan, Ohio State should be awarded a point and vice-versa. In fact, it should be included in the handicap when the two rivals face. After Saturday’s game, the count should be…

OSU – 1
Michigan – 0 Read the rest of this entry »

The controversy. The big games. The non-stop coverage.  The blowouts. Football season is officially back ladies and gents. Read the rest of this entry »

Ahhh, the smell of football is in the air and, quite frankly, I couldn’t be happier. Read the rest of this entry »

You know college football season is around when certain things begin to happen: the college football guide section pops in Barnes & Noble, ESPN brings their college football analyst out the closet and Nike starts dropping an assortment of kicks for alumni and sneaker heads alike. Read the rest of this entry »