The Big Ten kicked off this weekend, leaving the Pac-12 as the only Power 5 conference not to start play. With the Big Ten playing a conference-only schedule, we will be running down every game on a weekly basis. Let’s dive into the first week.
The greatest conference in college football has made its triumphant return and to celebrate, there will only be Big Ten picks today. There are some good lines outside the Big Ten today, but we are celebrating, and this is the best way to do it.
With six weeks of the NFL season now in the books, the holes of every team are getting more and more evident. Scouts are getting a closer look at draft prospects and what direction their teams might go in the first round.
Week 5 made it more evident of the draft needs some teams have. Draft analysts are getting more information on prospects, making it clear that certain positions are deeper than others. Specifically, quarterback, wide receiver, tight end, and linebacker are some of the best groups and have game-changing players.
Now that we’re three weeks into the season, teams are starting to finally take shape. Squads that were supposed to make the playoffs like the Minnesota Vikings and Philadelphia Eagles are winless, leaving their playoff hopes in doubt. While the NFL is going strong, the college football season is off to a hot start as well.
Week 2 is in the books and it is now becoming apparent which teams will be in contention for the number one overall pick. With some surprises likes Jacksonville and Washington, there are some unsuspecting teams who will be drafting in the top 10.
Here comes a ‘way-too-early’ Top 25 poll.
What are your thoughts?
Paul DeAngelis makes his offensive All-American picks for the upcoming 2020 NCAA football season.
Paul DeAngelis details his 2019 Heisman Trophy watchlist.
At the beginning of every season, college football experts and fans compile a short list of candidates for the Heisman Trophy. Every list compiled will have any previous winner, finalist and breakout players from the previous year. Almost every season though, we have one or two finalists that come out of nowhere, including past winners Lamar Jackson, Johnny Manziel and Tim Tebow. In today’s piece, I will take a look at 3 players who could become the next Heisman winner to seemingly come out of nowhere.
The NCAA is as corrupt of an organization as they come. When the idea of the transfer portal came into fruition, I loved it. I still love the concept, but the NCAA has so poorly mismanaged it to the point where it’s a popularity contest as to who’s waiver gets accepted or denied.
The Transfer rules have always been weird. Coaches can leave programs whenever they want to seek “better opportunity” but when an athlete does it, they are “selfish” and they lack “competitiveness.” Also, unless the NCAA permits it, the athlete needs to sit out a year.
The Big Ten kicked off this weekend, leaving the Pac-12 as the only Power 5 conference not to start play. With the Big Ten playing a conference-only schedule, we will be running down every game on a weekly basis. Let’s dive into the first week.
The greatest conference in college football has made its triumphant return and to celebrate, there will only be Big Ten picks today. There are some good lines outside the Big Ten today, but we are celebrating, and this is the best way to do it.
With six weeks of the NFL season now in the books, the holes of every team are getting more and more evident. Scouts are getting a closer look at draft prospects and what direction their teams might go in the first round.
Week 5 made it more evident of the draft needs some teams have. Draft analysts are getting more information on prospects, making it clear that certain positions are deeper than others. Specifically, quarterback, wide receiver, tight end, and linebacker are some of the best groups and have game-changing players.
Now that we’re three weeks into the season, teams are starting to finally take shape. Squads that were supposed to make the playoffs like the Minnesota Vikings and Philadelphia Eagles are winless, leaving their playoff hopes in doubt. While the NFL is going strong, the college football season is off to a hot start as well.
Week 2 is in the books and it is now becoming apparent which teams will be in contention for the number one overall pick. With some surprises likes Jacksonville and Washington, there are some unsuspecting teams who will be drafting in the top 10.
Here comes a ‘way-too-early’ Top 25 poll.
What are your thoughts?
Paul DeAngelis makes his offensive All-American picks for the upcoming 2020 NCAA football season.
Paul DeAngelis details his 2019 Heisman Trophy watchlist.
At the beginning of every season, college football experts and fans compile a short list of candidates for the Heisman Trophy. Every list compiled will have any previous winner, finalist and breakout players from the previous year. Almost every season though, we have one or two finalists that come out of nowhere, including past winners Lamar Jackson, Johnny Manziel and Tim Tebow. In today’s piece, I will take a look at 3 players who could become the next Heisman winner to seemingly come out of nowhere.
The NCAA is as corrupt of an organization as they come. When the idea of the transfer portal came into fruition, I loved it. I still love the concept, but the NCAA has so poorly mismanaged it to the point where it’s a popularity contest as to who’s waiver gets accepted or denied.
The Transfer rules have always been weird. Coaches can leave programs whenever they want to seek “better opportunity” but when an athlete does it, they are “selfish” and they lack “competitiveness.” Also, unless the NCAA permits it, the athlete needs to sit out a year.
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