Week 3 didn’t have many surprises, as many of the top teams in the country took care of business. On the Heisman front, two guys really solidified themselves as the top two candidates while others saw their stock move up or down.
Happy opening College Football Weekend! We are now full of consecutive football weekends until the beginning of February and in the months that many consider their happy place. With the inaugural kickoff of college football, comes the hope of the new crop of NFL prospects.
Oklahoma and Texas are official members of the SEC… in 2025. How will this affect the future of recruiting? Does Texas even matter? Also, how this will affect the other conferences and if those cowards at Notre Dame will finally join the Big Ten. The guys finish by talking about some of the most absurd contracts given out by NBA teams on day one of free agency.
With the recent groundbreaking news that Texas and Oklahoma will join the SEC, the Big 12 is now headed to shambles. The conference can’t survive without its two biggest teams and, ultimately, a massive conference realignment is likely in store.`
For its entire existence, the Big 12 has been a conference dominated by parody. This parody has been centered around The University of Oklahoma. The Sooners are on a six-year Big 12 winning streak and have won the conference a whopping 14 times, 11 more than any other team.
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.
With most team’s spring games having concluded, we now look forward to the upcoming college football season.
With the 2021 NFL Draft now behind us, it’s time to look ahead. This next year’s cycle of players demonstrated a really fun and electric group. We have a lot of experienced guys in this year’s class and some surprise players who came back for an extra year. Here, we’ll go through my way too early top 25 players for the 2022 NFL Draft cycle. Let’s dive in.
Originally billed as a 218 lb back, Elijah Mitchell came into his pro day at 201 lbs – a significant difference as a running back. The weight will make some teams question if he can carry a full workload. However, the lite production and athletic testing show he has the potential to do so.
David Moore had scouts drooling when he dominated at the Senior Bowl back in January. Those in attendance saw a massive interior offensive lineman who can thrive in both pass protection and the running game from guard or center. Moore is raw and inexperienced, but his core traits and obvious upside make him a potential steal in the middle rounds of the 2021 NFL draft.
Stanford’s star receiver in the 2020-21 season, Simi Fehoko will likely hear his name called during the 2021 NFL Draft. Fehoko is an athletic receiver with a lot of potential due to his athleticism. Let’s break down his skillset.
Derrick Barnes kept teams guessing during a college career where he played multiple roles at Purdue. That same versatility will make Barnes a valuable Day 3 pick in the 2021 NFL draft. His ability to play both inside and outside linebacker and rush off the edge will surely earn him some interest. The team that takes a chance will get a flexible playmaker who knows how to wreck both phases of an offense.
Week 3 didn’t have many surprises, as many of the top teams in the country took care of business. On the Heisman front, two guys really solidified themselves as the top two candidates while others saw their stock move up or down.
Happy opening College Football Weekend! We are now full of consecutive football weekends until the beginning of February and in the months that many consider their happy place. With the inaugural kickoff of college football, comes the hope of the new crop of NFL prospects.
Oklahoma and Texas are official members of the SEC… in 2025. How will this affect the future of recruiting? Does Texas even matter? Also, how this will affect the other conferences and if those cowards at Notre Dame will finally join the Big Ten. The guys finish by talking about some of the most absurd contracts given out by NBA teams on day one of free agency.
With the recent groundbreaking news that Texas and Oklahoma will join the SEC, the Big 12 is now headed to shambles. The conference can’t survive without its two biggest teams and, ultimately, a massive conference realignment is likely in store.`
For its entire existence, the Big 12 has been a conference dominated by parody. This parody has been centered around The University of Oklahoma. The Sooners are on a six-year Big 12 winning streak and have won the conference a whopping 14 times, 11 more than any other team.
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.
With most team’s spring games having concluded, we now look forward to the upcoming college football season.
With the 2021 NFL Draft now behind us, it’s time to look ahead. This next year’s cycle of players demonstrated a really fun and electric group. We have a lot of experienced guys in this year’s class and some surprise players who came back for an extra year. Here, we’ll go through my way too early top 25 players for the 2022 NFL Draft cycle. Let’s dive in.
Originally billed as a 218 lb back, Elijah Mitchell came into his pro day at 201 lbs – a significant difference as a running back. The weight will make some teams question if he can carry a full workload. However, the lite production and athletic testing show he has the potential to do so.
David Moore had scouts drooling when he dominated at the Senior Bowl back in January. Those in attendance saw a massive interior offensive lineman who can thrive in both pass protection and the running game from guard or center. Moore is raw and inexperienced, but his core traits and obvious upside make him a potential steal in the middle rounds of the 2021 NFL draft.
Stanford’s star receiver in the 2020-21 season, Simi Fehoko will likely hear his name called during the 2021 NFL Draft. Fehoko is an athletic receiver with a lot of potential due to his athleticism. Let’s break down his skillset.
Derrick Barnes kept teams guessing during a college career where he played multiple roles at Purdue. That same versatility will make Barnes a valuable Day 3 pick in the 2021 NFL draft. His ability to play both inside and outside linebacker and rush off the edge will surely earn him some interest. The team that takes a chance will get a flexible playmaker who knows how to wreck both phases of an offense.
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