South Alabama Jaguars roll favored Appalachian State, 48-14

The Jaguars outgained the Mountaineers in rushing, 320 yards to 119.  They averaged 7.4 yards per carry.  Guest Game Analyst Al Di Vite noted early on that the South Alabama offensive line just dominated ASU at the line of scrimmage.

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BYU Cougars best struggling Wyoming, 34-14; Retzlaff tosses three TDs

BYU defeated Wyoming 34-14 last Saturday. But for this Boonton Bomber, great memories were revisited finding some tributes to the late Wyoming Cowboy Jim Kiick – running back for the Cowboys, the Miami Dolphins and the Boonton Bombers.

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ASU Red Wolves battle Tulsa Golden Hurricane to 28-24 win; INT and punt return lead turnaround

We witnessed a fight to the finish last Saturday between the Arkansas State Red Wolves and Tulsa Golden Hurricane. The Red Wolves prevailed, 28-24, in our first game attended in Jonesboro, Arkansas. Centennial Bank Stadium becomes the 91st FBS venue we’ve attended during our unique, fun-filled adventure of over 50 years!

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BC Eagles “clock” No. 15 Florida State, 28-13

Despite and 0-1 record, Florid a State remained No. 10 heading into Week 2. The BC Eagles landed in Tallahassee and demonstrated that not only are they a better team this year than the Seminoles, but that they can possibly challenge for the ACC title. HC Bill O’Brien brings some much-needed aggressiveness and offensive balance to the program. They will be fun to watch this season.

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Duke Blue Devils struggle past Elon Phoenix, 26-3; Defense dominates

Duke introduced new Head Coach Manny Diaz at his first home game at Wallace Wade Stadium (our first also). His defense dominated FCS the Elon Phoenix. Their tough defense and errant passes by first-year QB Maalik Murphy caused his Blue Devils to struggle, but in the end they won 26-3.

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Bachmeier, Morin pace Wake Forest past NC A&T, 45-13

Wake Forest started off slowly against NC A&T and FCS program this past Friday. Even trailed 10-7 in second period. QB Hank Bachmeier brought rhythm to the offense and Taylor Morin provided electricity to take the lead and win the game, 45-13.

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Game 681:  Fast start by Maryland gives Auburn the blues in Music City

Nashville, TN – The Maryland Terrapins didn’t miss starting QB TauliaTagovailoa who opted out for the Music City Bowl.  With Sophomore Billy Edwards and Freshman Cameron Edge sharing duties under center, the Terps took a 21-0 lead over Auburn in … Continue reading →

Game 580: Disciplined Memphis races and paces past Iowa State to win 2023 AutoZone Liberty Bowl

Memphis, TN – The Memphis Tigers (10-3) raced off to a 19-point lead in the first period to vanquish the Iowa State Cyclones (7-6) in the 64th AutoZone Liberty Bowl, 36-26.  Most impressively in front of an announced crowd of … Continue reading →

Game 679: Duke defense and deception defeat Troy in 76 Birmingham Bowl

Birmingham, AL – Under Interim Head Coach Trooper Taylor, Duke’s defense held Troy’s intact offense in check, used some chicanery to score, and booted three field goals to win the 76 Birmingham Bowl, 17-10. The Blue Devil defense stopped the … Continue reading →

Game 678: Army stops Navy at the one with :03 left to win 124th meeting

Foxboro, MA – At the 124th annual meeting between these radiational rivals, Army stopped Navy at the one-yard line with :03 left to win the first game ever played between them here, 17-11. The final outcome included controversies and question … Continue reading →