Gio’s College Football Picks and Locks
September 18, 2020
Welcome back to Gio’s weekly picks for the college football season. Here, I will detail my thoughts on two of
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Welcome back to Gio’s weekly picks for the college football season. Here, I will detail my thoughts on two of
Georgia Bulldogs quarterback Jamie Newman announced on Wednesday that he is opting out of the 2020 season due to Covid-19 concerns.
Ja’Marr Chase had a great end to his 2019 campaign. He culminated his season with a National Title where he caught nine passes for 221 yards and two touchdowns against Clemson. Well, unfortunately for LSU fans, that may have been Chase’s last game for the Tigers. Several reports are now coming out that he is opting out of the 2020 college season, though not all because of the pandemic.
A new survey of 100 college football players shows an important athlete’s perspective of how teams have handled the coronavirus, from testing and protocols to scheduling and practicing.
A large chunk of college football is being shut down as the Big 10 announced the cancellation of their season.
Gregory Rousseau is opting out of the college football season.
Once again, yet another potential first-round prospect for the 2021 draft has opted out. This time, it’s Purdue wide receiver,
The big-name opt-out counter is now up to four with Miami Edge Rusher, Gregory Rousseau opting out on Thursday, according
In today’s NFL and college football communities, most people are now focused on the next players that are going to
Here’s what to expect from the Power Five conferences ahead of a unique college football season.
Virginia Tech cornerback Caleb Farley is the first NCAA football player to opt out of the upcoming season.
There are plenty of players that go on to small schools and burst onto the NFL radar during the said time at the small schools. This year, two second-round selections were spent on Kyle Dugger and Jeremy Chinn from Lenoir Rhyne and Southern Illinois respectively. Even some quarterbacks have come from small schools in recent years, most notably Carson Wentz and Jimmy Garoppolo.
Welcome back to Gio’s weekly picks for the college football season. Here, I will detail my thoughts on two of the more significant matchups, as
Georgia Bulldogs quarterback Jamie Newman announced on Wednesday that he is opting out of the 2020 season due to Covid-19 concerns.
Ja’Marr Chase had a great end to his 2019 campaign. He culminated his season with a National Title where he caught nine passes for 221 yards and two touchdowns against Clemson. Well, unfortunately for LSU fans, that may have been Chase’s last game for the Tigers. Several reports are now coming out that he is opting out of the 2020 college season, though not all because of the pandemic.
A new survey of 100 college football players shows an important athlete’s perspective of how teams have handled the coronavirus, from testing and protocols to scheduling and practicing.
A large chunk of college football is being shut down as the Big 10 announced the cancellation of their season.
Gregory Rousseau is opting out of the college football season.
Once again, yet another potential first-round prospect for the 2021 draft has opted out. This time, it’s Purdue wide receiver, Rondale Moore. Moore follows fellow
The big-name opt-out counter is now up to four with Miami Edge Rusher, Gregory Rousseau opting out on Thursday, according to Matt Baker of the
In today’s NFL and college football communities, most people are now focused on the next players that are going to opt-out of the 2020 seasons.
Here’s what to expect from the Power Five conferences ahead of a unique college football season.
Virginia Tech cornerback Caleb Farley is the first NCAA football player to opt out of the upcoming season.
There are plenty of players that go on to small schools and burst onto the NFL radar during the said time at the small schools. This year, two second-round selections were spent on Kyle Dugger and Jeremy Chinn from Lenoir Rhyne and Southern Illinois respectively. Even some quarterbacks have come from small schools in recent years, most notably Carson Wentz and Jimmy Garoppolo.
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