Conference USA has a ton of great football programs, even if we don’t hear much about them throughout the season. This could be the year, however, that this conference really gets recognized.
The Pac-12 had a wild 2020 football season. There are a lot of questions that need to be answered this season following a difficult Covid-plagued year where there were a ton of games canceled and moved around. With a lot of moving pieces and a conference with big-name players, the Pac-12 will be a division well worth watching this season.
After a thrilling 2020, MACtion is back and better than ever for 2021. Ball State looks to go back-to-back after their first title since 1996, with a handful of teams in the rearview mirror.
Every year the initial release, or every release for that matter, of the AP Poll draws controversy, and for good reason. This year’s we all assumed the worst, as we should, but the preseason poll isn’t fully terrible.
Remaining one of the top college football conferences in 2020, the SEC was once again led by two powerhouses in Alabama and Florida. Perfect in the West Division, Nick Saban’s group finished 13-0, including an excellent 10-0 record in interdivisional play.
College football kicks off in less than three weeks and the previews continue to keep rolling in. Now, there are seven independents in college football, and each of them will get their own representation in this preview.
An often very overlooked conference in college football is the Mountain West Conference (MWC). This year more than ever, the conference brings serious excitement and tons of true talent, more than most group of five conferences can say.
After a 2020 season that was filled with changes for the ACC, lots of things still remain the same. The top dog, Clemson, has yet to be unseated, and teams are still vying for position on how to defeat them. Now, a lot will look different to fans who may have only started watching ACC football in 2020.
On today’s Toilets to Titles show, college football/NFL draft guru Shane Hallam blessed us with his presence yet again. Shane made his predictions for the college football playoffs and some of the big-time college football player awards.
College football has been a world filled with parody over the last few years. It’s just everywhere we go and the AAC is no different. After winning the 2020 and 2019 American Athletic Conference championships, the big question coming into 2021 is who can defeat Cincinnati?
We are officially less than a month away from the first week of the college football season, and with that comes our final installment of player rankings. In the final rank, we bring you a star-studded group of safeties.
The entire college football landscape has shifted within one offseason. With the recent announcement that Oklahoma and Texas will most likely move to the SEC, things have started to get complicated. The changes haven’t gone without serious controversy. However, we need to look past that controversy and decipher what has happened throughout this wild 2021 offseason.
Conference USA has a ton of great football programs, even if we don’t hear much about them throughout the season. This could be the year, however, that this conference really gets recognized.
The Pac-12 had a wild 2020 football season. There are a lot of questions that need to be answered this season following a difficult Covid-plagued year where there were a ton of games canceled and moved around. With a lot of moving pieces and a conference with big-name players, the Pac-12 will be a division well worth watching this season.
After a thrilling 2020, MACtion is back and better than ever for 2021. Ball State looks to go back-to-back after their first title since 1996, with a handful of teams in the rearview mirror.
Every year the initial release, or every release for that matter, of the AP Poll draws controversy, and for good reason. This year’s we all assumed the worst, as we should, but the preseason poll isn’t fully terrible.
Remaining one of the top college football conferences in 2020, the SEC was once again led by two powerhouses in Alabama and Florida. Perfect in the West Division, Nick Saban’s group finished 13-0, including an excellent 10-0 record in interdivisional play.
College football kicks off in less than three weeks and the previews continue to keep rolling in. Now, there are seven independents in college football, and each of them will get their own representation in this preview.
An often very overlooked conference in college football is the Mountain West Conference (MWC). This year more than ever, the conference brings serious excitement and tons of true talent, more than most group of five conferences can say.
After a 2020 season that was filled with changes for the ACC, lots of things still remain the same. The top dog, Clemson, has yet to be unseated, and teams are still vying for position on how to defeat them. Now, a lot will look different to fans who may have only started watching ACC football in 2020.
On today’s Toilets to Titles show, college football/NFL draft guru Shane Hallam blessed us with his presence yet again. Shane made his predictions for the college football playoffs and some of the big-time college football player awards.
College football has been a world filled with parody over the last few years. It’s just everywhere we go and the AAC is no different. After winning the 2020 and 2019 American Athletic Conference championships, the big question coming into 2021 is who can defeat Cincinnati?
We are officially less than a month away from the first week of the college football season, and with that comes our final installment of player rankings. In the final rank, we bring you a star-studded group of safeties.
The entire college football landscape has shifted within one offseason. With the recent announcement that Oklahoma and Texas will most likely move to the SEC, things have started to get complicated. The changes haven’t gone without serious controversy. However, we need to look past that controversy and decipher what has happened throughout this wild 2021 offseason.
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