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It pays to be a part of college football (that is unless you're a player, of course). Take University of Alabama strength coach, Scott Cochran, for example. The upbeat 36-year-old will reportedly be paid more than $600,000 in 2016, after turning down an offer from Georgia to stay in Tuscaloosa. Not bad for a guy who puts Icy Hot on his body to motivate the players. Read More »
The University of Missouri (Mizzou) hired Barry Odom, former defensive coordinator and Tiger alum, to be its 32nd head coach in school history. The Players were excited when they learned the news. OK, they were ecstatic--celebrating wildly as if they had won a free vacation home in Hawaii. Read More »
Some big college football games took place on Saturday (November 7). And to the dismay of YMCMB rapper Lil Wayne, the Alabama Crimson Tide defeated the LSU Tigers with a score of 30-16. Well, Rick Ross is probably happy! Read More »
The latest Celebrity Mean Tweets from 'Jimmy Kimmel Live' - where celebrities read the meanest things the general public tweet about them - has been unleashed on the world. Better still, in honor of the College Football Championship game, it's a College Football Playoff Championship Edition of Mean Tweets. The segment aired on ESPN before the Ohio State Buckeyes beat the Oregon Ducks, and featured appearances from college football mainstays, commentators and coaches including Desmond Howard, Rece Davis, Mark May, Lou Holtz, Mark Helfrich, Heather Cox, Brady Hoke, Tim Tebow, Brian Kelly, Jesse Palmer, Jimbo Fisher, Chris Fowler, Scott Van Pelt, Lee Corso and Kirk Herbstreit. Read More »
Jameis Florida State University quarterback Jamies Winston is entering the 2015 NFL Draft. Winston - whose 3rd-ranked FSU Seminoles lost their College Football Playoff semi-final in the Rose Bowl to Marcus Mariota and the Oregon Ducks on New Year's Day - is widely tipped to be the second overall selection in the 2015 NFL draft, behind Heisman Trophy winner Mariota. He announced his decision to leave FSU following his red shirt sophomore year today via a statement. Read More »
Following the two amazing first games of the new College Football Playoffs — the 2015 Rose Bowl matchup between Oregon and Florida State University, and the 2015 Sugar Bowl slate of Ohio State versus Alabama — ESPN announced that the broadcasts of the two bowl games brought in record setting numbers, becoming the two highest ranking broadcasts in cable history. With two top NFL Draft picks facing off, Marcus Mariota's Oregon Ducks schooled Jameis Winston and FSU 59-20, before two legendary coaches went head-to-head as Urban Meyer's Ohio State Buckeyes beat Nick Saban's much-fancied Alabama Red Tide 42 to 35, college football proved inescapable on New Year's Day 2015 Read More »
Sports Illustrated reports the people's poll has correctly predicted the last three Heisman winners: Robert Griffin III of Baylor, Texas A&M's Johnny Manziel and Jameis Winston of Florida State. The magazine then makes it clear that Alabama's WR Amari Cooper doesn't get its vote; that goes to Mariota. However, the people have spoken and they chose Cooper to win the Heisman Trophy, according to the same poll. Read More »
Mississippi State was a favorite to claim a spot in the College Football Playoffs for most of the year, but the Rebels' 31-17 loss to Ole Miss last weekend knocked them out of contention. That means Alabama has to win Saturday to assure the SEC a spot in the exclusive four-team playoff, which is entering its first year as the replacement to the much-maligned BCS system. Read More »
Jameis Winston is currently undergoing a life-changing case, hoping his lawyer David Cornwell can help him remain unpunished, and then he can focus on the 2015 NFL draft. Winston is seen as one of the best QB in that class, but he's also widely considered as the most troubling NCAA star to ever look to enter the NFL. The Florida State University QB could find himself off the hook, and then he could be drafted by the Oakland Raiders, the Chicago Bears or the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. Is he worth the trouble, and will the many allegations surrounding him be enough to hurt his draft stock? Read More »
Gurley rushed for over 900 yards and nine touchdowns in only six games this season, which was cut short after he was hit in the Bulldogs' 34-7 win ove Auburn. Gurley was also suspended for four games by the NCAA for accepting money for autographed items. Read More »
The creator of the insanely popular Twitter feed, @FauxPelini, which has 162,000 followers, says he isn't sure what he's going to do now that Bo Pelini is out as Nebraska's Head Coach. If this really is the end, let's take a look at some of the account's highlights. Thanks for the memories. Read More »
The Michigan Wolverines might not be having the best of seasons, but that hasn't stopped the Ohio State Buckeyes from preparing for war. The team that have the 'lesser' season always tend to spring an upset in this HUGE NCAA rivalry game. The Buckeyes have stood by their tradition of referring to them as the 'Team up north', and they've covered up the 'M' of every word on campus, but will they deliver a season-defining victory? We've got the start time, date, live stream and much, much more, so sit back and watch, and see, if J.T. Barrett can deliver yet again. OSU legend Troy Smith believes J.T. will deliver, but why not see for yourself? Read More »
The Michigan Wolverines might not be having the best of seasons, but that hasn't stopped the Ohio State Buckeyes from preparing for war. The team that have the 'lesser' season always tend to spring an upset in this HUGE NCAA rivalry game. The Buckeyes have stood by their tradition of referring to them as the 'Team up north', and they've covered up the 'M' of every word on campus, but will they deliver a season-defining victory? We've got the start time, date, live stream and much, much more, so sit back and watch, and see, if J.T. Barrett can deliver yet again. OSU legend Troy Smith believes J.T. will deliver, but why not see for yourself? Read More »
