A thrilling Week 1 really kicked off the college football season in a tremendous way. With lots of big games going down, we see some big shakeups already in our rankings. Let’s dive into our newest top 25.
In classic fashion, we had a setlist of topics and talked about them very little. However, we did stick to gambling picks for college football, Bishop Sycamore representing the great state of Ohio, and reliving our glory days of High School football.
The college football season is finally here, and with that, so is the beginning of new players to watch for the 2022 NFL Draft.
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.
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.
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 college football season is now only about a month away, and that means we are reaching the tail-end of our rankings. This week’s cornerbacks are the second to last rankings we have, with safeties coming up next week. This is a really star-studded group of players, and all are guys who will excite for years to come.
A thrilling Week 1 really kicked off the college football season in a tremendous way. With lots of big games going down, we see some big shakeups already in our rankings. Let’s dive into our newest top 25.
In classic fashion, we had a setlist of topics and talked about them very little. However, we did stick to gambling picks for college football, Bishop Sycamore representing the great state of Ohio, and reliving our glory days of High School football.
The college football season is finally here, and with that, so is the beginning of new players to watch for the 2022 NFL Draft.
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.
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.
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 college football season is now only about a month away, and that means we are reaching the tail-end of our rankings. This week’s cornerbacks are the second to last rankings we have, with safeties coming up next week. This is a really star-studded group of players, and all are guys who will excite for years to come.
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