If I’m a Georgia Bulldogs fan, last season definitely left a bad taste in my mouth. On the one hand, you’re coming off back-to-back National Championships, so you can’t be that upset about failing to win a third straight, but on the other hand, I would view last season as a massive missed opportunity. I… Read More Georgia Bulldogs 2024 Season Preview & Prediction
There is still one more game left for the gold medal against the host France, and it will not be a walkover game. But still, we really need to cherish what we just witnessed in the semifinal against Serbia. For three quarters, Team USA looked out of sorts and uninspired, heading into the 4th quarter… Read More We Just Witnessed the Greatest Basketball Moment of Our Lifetime
We’re just going to get into this now because it’s the summer and not much else is going on, but also because this is definitely going to become a topic of conversation in November as the playoff races in college football get interesting. The 5th seed is the most desirable playoff position in the current… Read More The 5-seed is the way to go in the new 12-team College Football Playoff
This is a project I’ve been working on for a while. When you look up the historical College Football National Champions, it’s very confusing. We know that College Football has only had a playoff since 2014, and that it has lagged far behind all other major sports in determining a true, unquestioned champion. If you… Read More The National Championship Audit – Determining the True CFB National Champ for Every Season in the Poll Era, Part 1: 1936-1959
It’s not exactly official yet and there are still a lot of details left to iron out, but barring something completely out of left field, the long-awaited day has arrived: schools can now directly pay college athletes. I am going to dissect the Pete Thamel article from ESPN.com that broke the news Thursday evening. We’ll… Read More NCAA Approves Revenue Sharing with College Athletes
Originally, I intended this post to be a comprehensive reform and restructuring of college football that fixed everything from the conferences to the postseason to the portal and NIL. But that proved to be a bit too ambitious, so what I’ll focus on instead is I would reorganize the sport in a way that brings… Read More HOW TO FIX COLLEGE FOOTBALL: Part 1, The COLLEGE FOOTBALL “PREMIERE LEAGUE”
I’ve been kind of disgusted with the NFL for a while now, both due to factors within the league’s control and out of it. One thing is that I just don’t feel the product is as compelling anymore without the quarterbacks I grew up with—Brady, Manning, Brees, Rivers, Eli and Ben are all now retired,… Read More Roger Goodell Can Suck a D*ck if He Thinks I’m Paying $850 to Watch the NFL This Season
Dan Lanning had these boys figured out early: they’re fighting for clicks. I’ve been thinking it for a while, but now I’m certain of it: Deion is only at Colorado to elevate his son Shedeur and get him drafted highly in the 2025 NFL draft, cash in and then dip out. His goal was to… Read More Colorado Under Deion Sanders is the Bishop Sycamore of College Football
I came up with this list by just going down The Athletic’s top 300 prospects list, by Dane Brugler, and picking out the guys that really stood out to me from this past season of college football. The names I remember. It’s not based on any sort of in-depth analysis or film study, but I… Read More My Favorite 2024 NFL Draft Prospects
This is cutting it a little close to the draft. I’ve already done a Caleb Williams post, then my 5th ranked QB (JJ McCarthy) and my 4th ranked QB (Michael Penix). All we’ve got left now is 2 and 3, which I’m sure you can guess are Drake Maye and Jayden Daniels, and then my… Read More Remaining QB Draft Rankings: Maye, Daniels & Nix
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