Game 750: Auburn shocks No. 1 Georgia as time expires, 27-24

Georgia raced out to a 14-0 lead over Auburn. However, AU QB Byrum Brown led his Tigers to a 24-14 comeback. Georgia tied the score late, but turned the ball over. PK booted the winning FG for Auburn as time expired to win, 27-24

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Auburn at No. 1 Georgia Bulldogs preview; Alabama press; SEC! SEC! SEC!

Lebanon, Tennessee – We at collegefootballfan.com head into the thick of SEC play for our 750th game. We join our good friends from Auburn (3-2, 1-2) when they head to Athens. With Georgia coming off a 20-17 win over Alabama … Continue reading →

Game 748: Nebraska overcomes Maryland lead and 16 penalties to win its fifth, 48-23

Maryland got off to asurprisningly quick start against Nebraska, but the Husker defense persisted to keep them in chck preventing third down conversions and providing a spark to light up the offense. Great time at our first game ever at the Huskers’ Memorial Stadium!

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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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2026 Preview: Our hop-on/hop-off Head Coaching Carousel tour

In 2026, we’ll attend games featuring at least 12 new coaches leading teams for the first time. In the past, we made observations about them at games we attended. Here, we provide our insights to head coaching changes we will witness in-person this season.

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Coming soon: “Spadora on Sports” podcasts; 2026 schedule updates

During the 2026 college season, you can catch us on some podcasts of Spadora on Sports. Note that we’ve made some updates to our original 2026 schedule as well.

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Check out my New Book coming out later this year

Working title:  Fifty years of Tales from the Tailgate: The Good, the Fun, and the Ugly of College Football, 1972-2022 (and beyond).
I’ve attended and enjoyed travels to 676 college football games over the years from FBS to D-3. I plan to do this as long as I can. With new changes impacting college football as we’ve known it, will this game continue to be as good for us fans?

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January 6, 2023 Steveo’s Salvos: TCU win – monopoly breaker; History “un-Hatched” before our eyes; “All’s fair in college football and war”; Coach leads lesson lacking loyalty; OC carousel at WKU; Tale of two QBs; Power Five against Group of Five; Awakening; C-USA makes our day at night; and more

If TCU, unranked in the preseason polls, bests Georgia this Monday night, it could not be a better scenario for college football…Coach Hatcher influenced the careers of the two college football coaches leading their teams into Sofi Stadium Monday night…What bothers us about Fickell?… Helton’s got a successful system and knows how to develop a pipeline…We see what Kiper doesn’t…We want more bowls pitting the Group against Power…The SunBelt improves…new TV contract for CUSA midweek games

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Game 655:  Iowa defense outscores its offense to take away Music City over Kentucky

Iowa put up 21 points, all in the second period.  The quarter featured the four main highlights of the entire game.

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Game 654: Arkansas overcomes Kansas comeback in three OTs to win Liberty Bowl

  At the end of regulation in front of an enthusiastic crowd of 52,847 attended pretty evenly between both schools, all I could say was, “Wow!” Guest Game Analyst Rick Selleck (Auburn grad/fan) conferred, “That about sums I up!” 

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