As we head into Conference Championship Weekend, the fates of eight teams are hanging in the balance of what can be a very routine weekend, or a weekend full of chaotic scenarios to determine the four College Football Playoff teams.
Depth is king in this year’s defensive tackle class.
Chris Olave was one of the most prolific wide receivers in Ohio State history. This included All Big-Ten honors twice. He was also a semi-finalist for the Fred Biletnikoff Award as the nation’s top wide receiver in 2021.
In an August 2019 interview, wide receiver coach Brian Hartline echoed, “Garrett Wilson is not even close to scratching the surface [of his potential]”. At the time, Wilson would be a true freshman who showed flashes of potential and playmaking. His polished game should let him hit the ground running in the NFL.
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.
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.
Ohio State (1-1) fell to Oregon (2-0) Saturday as the Ducks overwhelmed the Buckeyes 35-28. This marks their first loss at home since September 9, 2017.
The 2021 college football season is finally here, and it truly causes for excitement. Yes, Week 0 was already played but there was not much to talk about in terms of the teams involved.
In a conference with some of the most prestigious in the nation, the Big 10 is also one that has been dominated by a single program the last few years. Now, as we near another college football season, the same question from the past still remains: Who can dethrone the Ohio State Buckeyes?
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.
The NFL draft is under a week away, so that means it is time to release our final mock drafts. We discuss if Justin Fields should be the second pick on Thursday and how certain quarterbacks falling may shakeup the entire top 10.
Ohio State has consistently produced starting linemen in the NFL. That doesn’t end this year as both Wyatt Davis and Josh Myers are entering the league. Myers originally started out as a guard during his time with the Buckeyes but projects best as a center at the next level. Myers will likely be the fourth center off the board next weekend.
As we head into Conference Championship Weekend, the fates of eight teams are hanging in the balance of what can be a very routine weekend, or a weekend full of chaotic scenarios to determine the four College Football Playoff teams.
Depth is king in this year’s defensive tackle class.
Chris Olave was one of the most prolific wide receivers in Ohio State history. This included All Big-Ten honors twice. He was also a semi-finalist for the Fred Biletnikoff Award as the nation’s top wide receiver in 2021.
In an August 2019 interview, wide receiver coach Brian Hartline echoed, “Garrett Wilson is not even close to scratching the surface [of his potential]”. At the time, Wilson would be a true freshman who showed flashes of potential and playmaking. His polished game should let him hit the ground running in the NFL.
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.
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.
Ohio State (1-1) fell to Oregon (2-0) Saturday as the Ducks overwhelmed the Buckeyes 35-28. This marks their first loss at home since September 9, 2017.
The 2021 college football season is finally here, and it truly causes for excitement. Yes, Week 0 was already played but there was not much to talk about in terms of the teams involved.
In a conference with some of the most prestigious in the nation, the Big 10 is also one that has been dominated by a single program the last few years. Now, as we near another college football season, the same question from the past still remains: Who can dethrone the Ohio State Buckeyes?
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.
The NFL draft is under a week away, so that means it is time to release our final mock drafts. We discuss if Justin Fields should be the second pick on Thursday and how certain quarterbacks falling may shakeup the entire top 10.
Ohio State has consistently produced starting linemen in the NFL. That doesn’t end this year as both Wyatt Davis and Josh Myers are entering the league. Myers originally started out as a guard during his time with the Buckeyes but projects best as a center at the next level. Myers will likely be the fourth center off the board next weekend.
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