We have made it to the final week of the regular season in college football. Things look a lot different than what was initially expected starting out, and it has been one of the craziest regular seasons to date.
In what was considered a dead slate for Week 8 in College Football still played to the tune of this season effortlessly. We had close games, upsets, and teams not playing to how they should.
In Week 6 of college football, fans were treated to upsets, mayhem, and chaos in what was the best week of games in recent memory.
Saturday featured some of the best college football action all year. Lots was figured out about each and every team. In this week’s ranking, there are some massive shakeups and several new faces who have entered into the conversation.
The only thing better than winning a bet is winning a bet that you placed in the past. With the College Football season rapidly approaching us, why don’t we go ahead and look at some of the best futures for the 2021 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.
Everyone has their “my guys” at every position in the NFL Draft. A lot of people have varying opinions on who they choose for their linebacker in this category. Monty Rice has been mentioned in this regard by some people. The lack of a three-down skillset for the Bulldogs has raised some questions about him, but many have labeled him as a steal in the 2021 class.
Tre’ McKitty comes into the draft with many question marks. He is a raw talent that has high potential. McKitty has the physical tools to become a solid player but will need to polish his game to succeed at the next level.
Athletic freak alert! Tyson Campbell has all of the tangibles one could ask for. He has size, solid speed, great recovery skills, and solid ball skills. With all of these traits, can he be a first-round prospect?
Pick-six machine! Eric Stokes is another highlight-reel player in the 2021 NFL Draft class. However, for every flashy play, there is at least one unnecessary blatant penalty. Either he will be the next lockdown corner or he will be a serious liability.
With the 2020 college football campaign in the books, Daniel Corrigan shares his way-too-early top-25 rankings for next season.
Azeez Ojulari is a prospect that you are going to hear many differing opinions on. The word you will certainly hear the most is raw. Ojulari brings a lot to the table, and there’s just so much more untapped potential, which is what makes him an exciting prospect.
We have made it to the final week of the regular season in college football. Things look a lot different than what was initially expected starting out, and it has been one of the craziest regular seasons to date.
In what was considered a dead slate for Week 8 in College Football still played to the tune of this season effortlessly. We had close games, upsets, and teams not playing to how they should.
In Week 6 of college football, fans were treated to upsets, mayhem, and chaos in what was the best week of games in recent memory.
Saturday featured some of the best college football action all year. Lots was figured out about each and every team. In this week’s ranking, there are some massive shakeups and several new faces who have entered into the conversation.
The only thing better than winning a bet is winning a bet that you placed in the past. With the College Football season rapidly approaching us, why don’t we go ahead and look at some of the best futures for the 2021 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.
Everyone has their “my guys” at every position in the NFL Draft. A lot of people have varying opinions on who they choose for their linebacker in this category. Monty Rice has been mentioned in this regard by some people. The lack of a three-down skillset for the Bulldogs has raised some questions about him, but many have labeled him as a steal in the 2021 class.
Tre’ McKitty comes into the draft with many question marks. He is a raw talent that has high potential. McKitty has the physical tools to become a solid player but will need to polish his game to succeed at the next level.
Athletic freak alert! Tyson Campbell has all of the tangibles one could ask for. He has size, solid speed, great recovery skills, and solid ball skills. With all of these traits, can he be a first-round prospect?
Pick-six machine! Eric Stokes is another highlight-reel player in the 2021 NFL Draft class. However, for every flashy play, there is at least one unnecessary blatant penalty. Either he will be the next lockdown corner or he will be a serious liability.
With the 2020 college football campaign in the books, Daniel Corrigan shares his way-too-early top-25 rankings for next season.
Azeez Ojulari is a prospect that you are going to hear many differing opinions on. The word you will certainly hear the most is raw. Ojulari brings a lot to the table, and there’s just so much more untapped potential, which is what makes him an exciting prospect.
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