LEXINGTON, KY – On a night in which Big Blue Nation was mourning the loss of former Kentucky quarterback Jared Lorenzen, a current wide receiver filled in under center to help the Wildcats earn a big win over the visiting Arkansas Razorbacks. Lynn Bowden, a 6’1, 206-pound former Youngstown, Ohio high school quarterback out of Warren Harding High School turned Kentucky wideout, threw for 78 yards, one touchdown and rushed
Year in and year out, the SEC produces more top prospects for the NFL Draft than any other conference. I expect the 2019 NFL Draft to be no different. This will be the first part of my 2019 NFL Draft Conference preview series. I will be looking at the top prospect for each school in every FBS conference heading into the 2018 college football season, starting today with the Southeastern
After a much publicized fan revolt across social media in initially hiring current Ohio State Buckeyes defensive coordinator Greg Schiano and missing out on the likes of Jay Gruden, Jeff Brohm of Purdue and Mike Leach of Washington State, the maligned Tennessee Volunteers search for their next head coach could be a former Vol from their once storied past in USC offensive coordinator Tee Martin. Martin, who backed up Peyton
With the recent conclusion of the 2015-16 college football regular season and the College Football Playoffs right around the corner, here is my new end of the season college football mock draft. 1. Cleveland Browns- QB Jared Goff/California Matt Miller of Bleacher Report likes Paxton Lynch more but Goff is by far the safer option. Goff had all the hype before the season and I believe Goff did perform to
So the College Football Playoff System really worked this season. The four best teams in the country (give or take an Ohio St), are going to get a chance to prove it on the field, where they should. For the first time in a long time, there will be no argument about who should have been given a chance, and who the real national champion is, almost. Not to burst
Written by LaShawn Encarnacion aka The Dark Knight of Sports With the regular season officially finished in college football, it is time for the remaining four of the five Power conferences to play their respective championship games. Games that will decide who gets to play in major bowl games, individuals to make one final Heisman case for some and one more chance to add one more victory and clinch your
Well, we have reached the penultimate week of the College Football Playoff rankings, and the Top 4 teams held serve going into the final week of the season - Clemson, Alabama, Oklahoma and Iowa. So without further ado, "The Mad Scientist" will no analyze would could happen after "Conference Championship Week". First scenario (and probably the most likely scenario of them all) - All the top teams (sans Oklahoma due
You may not agree with what I am about to say. Which is why I'm gonna say it the way I usually do - with CONVICTION and HONESTY. As far as the College football playoff goes, Iowa and Florida get ABSOLUTELY NO LOVE from ol' Snowman! NONE! Yeah I said it. Shall I say it again - okay...NONE! Why you ask? Because these are two teams that got no attention
Since 2001, you could watch a football game at the University of Missouri and see that the coach on the sidelines would be Gary Pinkel. Pinkel has had success with the Tigers have a 117-71 record while in Columbia, Missouri over two conferences (Big 12 and SEC) and a legacy of many accomplishments at the school. Pinkel was before at Toledo where he coached the Rockets to an undefeated season
Well, they came out, and let's just say, the hypothetical scenarios have just begun. Last night, the College Football Playoff committee announced their first set of rankings, and let's just say that the Big 12 and PAC-12 are not happy one bit, the SEC is smiling from ear to ear, the ACC is having a party, and the Big 10 is knocking on the door. However, people seem to forget that
