College Football Team News, Analysis, History, Schedule, Rumors
It was a lackluster showing by the Nittany Lions in Tampa on Saturday afternoon. Penn State started 2022 with a loss to Arkansas in the 2022 Outback Bowl, 10-24. The Razorbacks scored seven in the first quarter, none in the second, but went on a 17-0 run in the second half. The young Penn State […] READ MORE
Penn State (7-5) will be without six starters, five on the defensive side, due to opt outs against Arkansas (8-4) in the 2022 Outback Bowl. The 2022 Outback Bowl will be played on Saturday, January 1st, at 12:00 PM ET and will air on ESPN2. The Nittany Lions will be without standout wide receiver Jahan […] READ MORE
The 108th Rose Bowl commences on January 1, 2022. The game will return to it’s traditional Big Ten versus Pac-12 format as the Utah Utes prepare for the Ohio State Buckeyes. Ohio State are the only Big Ten school to win the game multiple times this millennium, as its 2010 and 2019 victories have accounted […] READ MORE
Another Week With More Changes As it seems to be every week, it was another exciting and chaotic week in college football. One of our playoff teams who had been playing with fire all year finally got burned on Saturday. As a result there’s a new team in our playoff. In addition the New Year’s […] READ MORE
Tons Of Changes This Week One kick late Saturday night turned the college football world upside down. Texas A&M took down the number one ranked and heavy favorite Alabama 41-38. As a result, it sent shock waves through not only our playoff teams but the selection committee games as well. Like we do every week […] READ MORE
Changes At The Top This Week After last week’s shake-up in our bowl projections things stayed mostly true to form in week three of the football season. Every team ranked in the top 10 won, however, some were much more impressive than others. As a result, we’re changing things up with seeding from last week. […] READ MORE
Can Anyone Stop Alabama? The 2020 college football season was one like no other due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Originally there were 43 bowl games scheduled, however, only 25 were actually played. In the end, a familiar script played out with Nick Saban winning his sixth national championship at Alabama. As we head into the […] READ MORE