Saban’s system To many not affiliated with the vaunted Southeastern Conference, it really means “Alabama and the other 13”. Conference members still try to knock The Tide off the top of the SEC since Nick Saban has taken them … Continue reading
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Told you so, Paul…UConn Note our comments in Steveo’s Salvos back in Week 1. Oklahoma’s defense showed already they are not all cracked up to be what soothsayers like Mr. Finebaum would like us to hear. Tulane not only pushed … Continue reading
Texas State’s Bobcat Stadium attracted over 26,000 for their opener vs. Baylor from nearby Waco. San Marcos, TX – Baylor visited Texas State for the first time ever and played a defensive scheme that baffled a potent Bobcat passing game. … Continue reading
Chattanooga, TN – Austin Peay scored a go-ahead touchdown late in the third, shutdown UT Chattanooga in the fourth, scored seven more, and upset the No. 20 Moccasins, 30-20, to chants of “Let’s go Peay! Let’s go Peay!” The Governors … Continue reading
Week 1 and “Week 0” Heading into Week #1 of the 2021 college football season, we present our perspective of “Week 0” before the two games ahead of collegefootballfan.com this week to open up our schedule. Thursday night, our … Continue reading
OU, stop kidding! SEC analyst/promoter Paul Finebaum should stick to commenting only on the SEC regarding preseason forecasts. When prompted, he predicted Oklahoma brings the next best shot to the national championship after Alabama. Maybe wishful thinking on his part. … Continue reading
Hail to Bobby Bowden! We always admired Bobby Bowden as a Head Coach, as a leader, and as a man over the years observing him from a distance. He lined up competitive, non-Conference games for his Seminoles over the years, … Continue reading
Collegefootballfan.com has made its move to Tennessee. Despite packing, hauling, driving, unpacking, flying back, and doing it all again to what so far seems to be a great move, we now begin to set our sights on the up-and-coming college … Continue reading
Relocating to Tennessee Living in New Jersey for a lifetime, the end of my career as a Purchasing professional comes to a halt on June 30. St. Laurie and I both look forward to semi-retirement. Neither of us … Continue reading
Despite attending only three NCAA FBS in 2020, we saw our share of top talent in previous years who will be some of the top picks in this week’s draft. Like a great upset, it’s great to say we saw … Continue reading