As we get into July, the college football season is just one month away. As we continue to move along with our rankings, this week we flip to the other side of the ball and talk defense.
The summer months are now upon us, and we continue to get closer to the college football season. With the progression in the offseason, we also progress in our rankings. This week features the offensive line.
As the college football offseason slugs on, we get into another week of rankings. Here, we have tight ends. While this group isn’t as exciting as last year’s with Kyle Pitts leading the 2020 pack, this position is very deep this year and we have a lot of players who can make some key impacts on their squads.
The College Football Playoff committee has finally proposed an expansion. The problem is, the proposed idea sucks. For some reason,
The College Football Playoffs announced last week that they will consider expanding the playoff to 12 teams has seriously sparked debate over the last couple of days. The plan is expected to go through and the earliest we could see this implemented is 2023.
The College Football Playoff committee has officially proposed a 12-team playoff expansion. While expansion has been inevitable, and with it likely being a few years before we see any expansion, the new proposal is bad.
After a season in which college football graduated star wide receivers like DeVonta Smith, Jaylen Waddle, and Ja’Marr Chase, some new talent is coming to the forefront. This year’s wide receiver group is a really strong one, with a good amount of question marks in there as well.
While the debate about running backs is a contested one in the NFL, there’s no denying that an elite running back in college football is lethal. Coming into the 2021 season, we have an outstanding group of running backs who are serious game wreckers for defensive coordinators.
With most team’s spring games having concluded, we now look forward to the upcoming college football season.
After a year with no real non-conference play, it’s finally back in 2021. This year’s schedule is packed with excitement from top to bottom and we have top-20 matchups throughout the whole month of September.
With the college football season set to kick off in August, it’s time to get into some previews of what we can expect this year. Quarterbacks are at a premium in the college ranks this season and several big-time names look to propel themselves into stardom this year.
There was much discussion about the 2021 quarterback being top-heavy. Many evaluators and fans think that there will be a significant dropoff at the quarterback position in 2022. However, each year some players emerge from the shadows.
As we get into July, the college football season is just one month away. As we continue to move along with our rankings, this week we flip to the other side of the ball and talk defense.
The summer months are now upon us, and we continue to get closer to the college football season. With the progression in the offseason, we also progress in our rankings. This week features the offensive line.
As the college football offseason slugs on, we get into another week of rankings. Here, we have tight ends. While this group isn’t as exciting as last year’s with Kyle Pitts leading the 2020 pack, this position is very deep this year and we have a lot of players who can make some key impacts on their squads.
The College Football Playoff committee has finally proposed an expansion. The problem is, the proposed idea sucks. For some reason, conference champions are now the
The College Football Playoffs announced last week that they will consider expanding the playoff to 12 teams has seriously sparked debate over the last couple of days. The plan is expected to go through and the earliest we could see this implemented is 2023.
The College Football Playoff committee has officially proposed a 12-team playoff expansion. While expansion has been inevitable, and with it likely being a few years before we see any expansion, the new proposal is bad.
After a season in which college football graduated star wide receivers like DeVonta Smith, Jaylen Waddle, and Ja’Marr Chase, some new talent is coming to the forefront. This year’s wide receiver group is a really strong one, with a good amount of question marks in there as well.
While the debate about running backs is a contested one in the NFL, there’s no denying that an elite running back in college football is lethal. Coming into the 2021 season, we have an outstanding group of running backs who are serious game wreckers for defensive coordinators.
With most team’s spring games having concluded, we now look forward to the upcoming college football season.
After a year with no real non-conference play, it’s finally back in 2021. This year’s schedule is packed with excitement from top to bottom and we have top-20 matchups throughout the whole month of September.
With the college football season set to kick off in August, it’s time to get into some previews of what we can expect this year. Quarterbacks are at a premium in the college ranks this season and several big-time names look to propel themselves into stardom this year.
There was much discussion about the 2021 quarterback being top-heavy. Many evaluators and fans think that there will be a significant dropoff at the quarterback position in 2022. However, each year some players emerge from the shadows.
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