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One For The Ages!

09.11.11 - Posted By: Brett Haynes - Greenville, SC

Michigan and Notre Dame played one of the most exciting fourth quarters in college football history Saturday night from the Big House. In front of an NCAA record 114,804 fans, the Wolverines scored 28 points in the final period to pull off the amazing 35-31 victory, capped off by quarterback Denard Robinson's 16-yard touchdown toss in the final seconds. In all, 21 points were scored in the last 72 seconds...ALSO, South Carolina defeated Georgia thanks to several big plays from a surprising source.

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10 Things, Preseason

09.02.10 - Posted By: Wes Mewbourne - Birmingham, AL

This year, I've decided to change it up a bit.  Instead of the SEC Rundown, every Tuesday I'll have the top ten games, players, and story lines from the previous weekend in all of college football - not just the SEC.  Feel free to voice all comments, suggestions, etc because that's what it's all about.  Without further ado, I present you the preseason edition, which gives the top ten story lines to watch this season.  Enjoy...

1. Will the champs repeat?

Ever since the Tide held up their first BCS trophy, and their first national title in 17 years, the Bama Nation and football fans across the country wanted to know the same thing – will they do it again?  It’s asked every year, but in actuality, there has

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The Conference Playoff

09.01.10 - Posted By: Brett Haynes - Greenville, SC

The battle for conference supremacy will be decided on the field. If there is one thing I have learned in the nearly five years of running this site, it is that almost every message board topic has the potential to evolve into a debate over which conference is the best (or more accurately, which conference sucks the worst). So while beating my head against the wall to help pass the time until kickoff Thursday night, I got an idea. What if there was a conference playoff? What if there was a playoff where each conference fielded an all-star team, and those guys battled it out on the gridiron for conference supremacy? The more I thought about, I thought "this could work." Then the more and more I got into it I thought, "this is genious!" All of the aspects we love about college football would exist in this postseason event - hype, pride, elite athletes, rabid fans, media frenziness, and most importantly, money.

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Since You've Been Gone...

08.27.10 - Posted By: Brett Haynes - Greenville, SC

College football has been gone for six months. But now, it is just a few days from being back. Here is a look at all of the things the sports world has given us to pass the time. And while it has been fun to keep up with all of the other great things in the world of friendly competition, as soon as this article is complete, we are back to college football and nothing else!

The Winter Olympics from Vancouver, BC got us through the colder months. The United States finished first in the medal count, with 37 medals. But Germany (30 medals, second place) had more golds, with ten to our nine. Along with the X Games just before, there is now .....

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