Previewing the Best Non-New Year’s Bowl Games
December 20, 2019
Paul DeAngelis previews and predicts the five most intriguing non-New Years Six Bowls for this college football season.
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Paul DeAngelis previews and predicts the five most intriguing non-New Years Six Bowls for this college football season.
Jake Peter previews the upcoming NCAA bowl games.
Ryan recaps all 64 first-round games.
Paul discusses some coaches who could replace Steve Addazio at Boston College.
Ryan Potts introduces a unique college football simulation.
Alabama’s star Quarterback, Tua Tagovailoa went down with an injury up 28 points against Mississippi State on Saturday. He already was dinged up heading into the game with an ankle injury and was a game-time decision. Well, he won’t be playing any games for the remainder of the year. Tagovailoa was carted off the field with what was later to be determined as a dislocated hip.
The South Carolina Gamecocks were eliminated from bowl contention yesterday in a blowout loss to the Texas A&M Aggies.
With Alabama up 35-7 and just over three minutes to go in the first half, Alabama starting quarterback suffered a season-ending hip injury. Tua suffered a posterior hip dislocation with an acetabular rim fracture and was flown by helicopter back to Alabama for further evaluation. A lot of comments regarding this injury have already been made, and I hope this piece will help to explain the injury and the recovery facing Tua.
College Gameday is heading to Waco! The #9 Oklahoma Sooners take on the undefeated #12 Baylor Bears in a very important Big 12 game. Both of these teams have had very interesting seasons led by prolific quarterbacks.
Welcome to my first mock draft since April! Click here for my first mock draft. A lot, and I mean a lot has changed since May. Some people have completely fallen out of favor and are no longer in my top 100.
There are plenty of teams who have way too many needs to cover in one round, so I apologize in advance for the people asking “Why didn’t you give my team (insert player that won’t fall to said team here).” The draft order that I used in May has changed drastically, but some teams are still around the same pick.
Most people expected the Bengals, Dolphins, and Giants to be picking in the top 10, but I don’t think anyone saw the Falcons being in the same position. The Cleveland Browns are also in this top 10, despite many people’s thoughts that they would make a deep playoff run. I’m sure many changes will occur before my third mock draft in three weeks as well.
This mock draft includes trades. The draft order follows the Monday Night Football Game between the San Francisco 49ers and the Seattle Seahawks and can be found on Tankathon.
Former Marshall wide receiver Brian Dowler spoke with Prime Time Sports Talk about the tragic 1970 plane crash that shocked the Marshall community, and his stunning 75-yard touchdown just months later.
Paul DeAngelis details five teams that have a chance to be the fourth and final team in this year’s College Football Playoffs.
Paul DeAngelis previews and predicts the five most intriguing non-New Years Six Bowls for this college football season.
Paul discusses some coaches who could replace Steve Addazio at Boston College.
Ryan Potts introduces a unique college football simulation.
Alabama’s star Quarterback, Tua Tagovailoa went down with an injury up 28 points against Mississippi State on Saturday. He already was dinged up heading into the game with an ankle injury and was a game-time decision. Well, he won’t be playing any games for the remainder of the year. Tagovailoa was carted off the field with what was later to be determined as a dislocated hip.
The South Carolina Gamecocks were eliminated from bowl contention yesterday in a blowout loss to the Texas A&M Aggies.
With Alabama up 35-7 and just over three minutes to go in the first half, Alabama starting quarterback suffered a season-ending hip injury. Tua suffered a posterior hip dislocation with an acetabular rim fracture and was flown by helicopter back to Alabama for further evaluation. A lot of comments regarding this injury have already been made, and I hope this piece will help to explain the injury and the recovery facing Tua.
College Gameday is heading to Waco! The #9 Oklahoma Sooners take on the undefeated #12 Baylor Bears in a very important Big 12 game. Both of these teams have had very interesting seasons led by prolific quarterbacks.
Welcome to my first mock draft since April! Click here for my first mock draft. A lot, and I mean a lot has changed since May. Some people have completely fallen out of favor and are no longer in my top 100.
There are plenty of teams who have way too many needs to cover in one round, so I apologize in advance for the people asking “Why didn’t you give my team (insert player that won’t fall to said team here).” The draft order that I used in May has changed drastically, but some teams are still around the same pick.
Most people expected the Bengals, Dolphins, and Giants to be picking in the top 10, but I don’t think anyone saw the Falcons being in the same position. The Cleveland Browns are also in this top 10, despite many people’s thoughts that they would make a deep playoff run. I’m sure many changes will occur before my third mock draft in three weeks as well.
This mock draft includes trades. The draft order follows the Monday Night Football Game between the San Francisco 49ers and the Seattle Seahawks and can be found on Tankathon.
Former Marshall wide receiver Brian Dowler spoke with Prime Time Sports Talk about the tragic 1970 plane crash that shocked the Marshall community, and his stunning 75-yard touchdown just months later.
Paul DeAngelis details five teams that have a chance to be the fourth and final team in this year’s College Football Playoffs.
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