We take a look at Marvin Harrison Jr., an absolute stud of a wide receiver who is also the son of an NFL legend and Hall of Famer with the same name.
Before Bryce Young was announced as the 87th ever Heisman winner on Saturday night, all four finalists met with the
If one were to say rivalry week was exciting would be a massive understatement. In the best college football week of the season, we saw the upsets, the thrillers, and some changing of the guard in some series’. Overall, the playoff picture is nearly set and those with conference championship matchups this week just need to secure this one win before a shot at the national title.
One final week remains of the college football regular season. This gives us the last chance to review a lot of prospects on teams who are not bowl eligible as they will play their final games in college on Saturday. We’ve gone through dozens of different guys so far but there’s still a whole host of players that have great opportunities to get noticed by the NFL scouts this weekend.
It’s once again time for our weekly prospects and this week we have another very interesting group of players. With draft season right around the corner, there are several guys who are looking to make a name for themselves in marquee matchups this week and could see a significant boost in their stock should they play well. Let’s get into it.
College Football is once again hitting its regular season wind down. Week 10 brought us another great set of games where we saw accidental field-rushes, two fakes on special teams in a matter of minutes.
Another action-packed week to one of the best college football seasons in recent memory is now in the books. We saw tons of upsets and many great games that came down to the wire. As the real playoff rankings come out this week, we took a step back to reevaluate every team, so consider this as a bit of a reset on our rankings here.
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.
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.
We talked about week zero for approximately 15 minutes. In that time, we gave out some picks and discussed some of the matchups. In the other hour, we talked about so much unplanned stuff that I honestly don’t remember all that we covered. But, that is what usually happens. We will treat this as a surprise and let you be stunned by all the impromptu topics we discussed.
Late towards the NCAA season, Justin Fields’ stock took a hit after a bad performance against Northwestern, but he was without one of his top options in Chris Olave and Jaxon Smith-Njigba. Overall Fields’ up and down play against top competition is something to keep in mind when evaluating.
Welcome to Cap’n Kielar’s Best Bets! We are all about helping you make money here.
We take a look at Marvin Harrison Jr., an absolute stud of a wide receiver who is also the son of an NFL legend and Hall of Famer with the same name.
Before Bryce Young was announced as the 87th ever Heisman winner on Saturday night, all four finalists met with the media. From the Marquis Ballroom,
If one were to say rivalry week was exciting would be a massive understatement. In the best college football week of the season, we saw the upsets, the thrillers, and some changing of the guard in some series’. Overall, the playoff picture is nearly set and those with conference championship matchups this week just need to secure this one win before a shot at the national title.
One final week remains of the college football regular season. This gives us the last chance to review a lot of prospects on teams who are not bowl eligible as they will play their final games in college on Saturday. We’ve gone through dozens of different guys so far but there’s still a whole host of players that have great opportunities to get noticed by the NFL scouts this weekend.
It’s once again time for our weekly prospects and this week we have another very interesting group of players. With draft season right around the corner, there are several guys who are looking to make a name for themselves in marquee matchups this week and could see a significant boost in their stock should they play well. Let’s get into it.
College Football is once again hitting its regular season wind down. Week 10 brought us another great set of games where we saw accidental field-rushes, two fakes on special teams in a matter of minutes.
Another action-packed week to one of the best college football seasons in recent memory is now in the books. We saw tons of upsets and many great games that came down to the wire. As the real playoff rankings come out this week, we took a step back to reevaluate every team, so consider this as a bit of a reset on our rankings here.
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.
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.
We talked about week zero for approximately 15 minutes. In that time, we gave out some picks and discussed some of the matchups. In the other hour, we talked about so much unplanned stuff that I honestly don’t remember all that we covered. But, that is what usually happens. We will treat this as a surprise and let you be stunned by all the impromptu topics we discussed.
Late towards the NCAA season, Justin Fields’ stock took a hit after a bad performance against Northwestern, but he was without one of his top options in Chris Olave and Jaxon Smith-Njigba. Overall Fields’ up and down play against top competition is something to keep in mind when evaluating.
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