Our pictorial history of seeing players in college who will be playing in his year’s Super Bowl. We’ve attended 655 college games and seen all 131 FBS teams play since 1979. A new book about this adventure will be coming out later this year!
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A great balance of talent and coaching on offense and defense under HC Kirby Scott put the Dawgs up where they belonged.
Continue readingAt 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!”
Continue readingWe believe such games would show that the Group of Five is not that far removed from most of the teams among the SEC, Big Ten, Big XII, ACC, and Pac-12.
Continue readingDuring this first bowl week of 2022, we reviewed our bowl schedule. We made a decision to cut back from three bowl games to two. The announcement of East Carolina (7-5) against Coastal Carolina (9-3) would not be worth … Continue reading
Leading at half time, 17-7, the replacement of LU QB Malik Cunningham (10 for 13, 75 yards) injured on the final play of the first half gave the Tigers a distinct advantage.
Continue readingAn on-line heading on PSU’s “Nittany Lions Wire” this week read, ”Win over Indiana boosts NFL draft stock for Penn State prospects.” Should Nittany Lion fans, or any other college football fans actually be excited about this?
Continue readingBowling Green, Kentucky – This game between the Trojans and Hilltoppers started out “smash-mouth” more than any game attended in quite a while. In the end, the 34-27 win by the Trojans turned out to be a story book memory. … Continue reading
This Friday night we venture to our first game ever at our new adopted FBS Tennessee team for the first of two games for Week Five. At Red Floyd Stadium in nearby Murfreesboro, The Middle Tennessee Blue Raiders (3-1) … Continue reading
“Let’s allow potential college athletes negotiate with potential sponsors, donors, and corporate advertisers, and see how it goes.” Evidently, no foresight was discussed to determine the ramifications that would impact not only Football Bowl Subdivision (FBS) football.
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