Game 746: Sacks, TFLs and two McReynolds’ TDs pace UAB past Navy, 24-20

Navy started this season as favorites to win the American Athletic. Despite going to second team QB Jackson Guteirrez after losing Braxton Woodson to injury, the Mids took a 20-17 lead into the final period. UAB’s Bam McReynolds sped for 48 yards int he fourth to win it for UAB. They stan 1-0 in the UAB while Navy falls to 0-2. Line-play for Navy leads to too many sacks so far.

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Game 745: Anderson defeats Tusculum in “plain vanilla” D-2 game, 14-7; Week 4 previews

Stepped down of Saturday to take a look at how the “other half” outside the other half lives. Stopped in Greenville, Tennessee to see a D-2 game between Aderson College of Sout Carolina and the Pioneers of Tusculum College.

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Game 744: Miami starts fast to evade Wake Forest’s second half surge, 33-20

The Miami Hurricanes dominated the Wake Forest Demon Deacons. for almost three quarters. Late in the third, the Deacs finally came around led by the passing of Gio Lopez. Penalties and one questionable call prevented Wake Forest from making this an even closer game than it could have been.

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Week 3 Preview: No. 5 Miami at Wake Forest; D-2 Anderson at Tusculum; Spadora on Sports Podcast

Demon Deac history as I venture to join may Wake Forest friends this Friday hoping to see them spring an upset over No. 5 Miami to advance my personal record with them to 14-2!

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Game 743: Vanderbilt overcomes Delaware in second half, 35-26

Playing two quarterbacks, Vanderbilt HC Clark Lea looks to be progressing to make Freshman Jared Curtis his starter in the near future.

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Prime PCSA Obstacles; FBS encounters of the worst kind; UD at Vandy

In Week Two, we offer further insight into the Protect College Sports Act, our Point of View regarding Week One, and our featured game between Delaware and Vanderbilt.

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Game 742: Sloppy start between Ole Miss and Louisville ends, 41-38

In a game marked by sloppy play early and mental mistakes throughout, the final 18 minutes of the Music City Classic resulted with a thrilling finish!

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