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Gerald Ball is a writer for Bleacher Report where this post was originally published.
Getting rid of Tommy Tuberville was the right thing for Auburn to do. This is the issue: Tuberville is an excellent defensive mind, recruiter and administrator who runs a clean program.
His problem is that he insists on meddling on the offensive side of the...
Jon Hunn is a writer for Bleacher Report where this post was originally published.
For most Irish fans, including myself, this year was quite a let down for the Notre Dame Football team. At the beginning of the season, many analysts touted the Irish as a team with more cohesiveness and more experience. Gone were the days of poor techniques and...
Jeffrey McDaniel is a writer for Bleacher Report where this post was originally published.
That's Tim Tebow, or the 2008 Heisman Trophy winner.
He plays for the Florida Gators, or the best team in college football.
Now before everyone pulls out their Jump to Conclusions Mat, let me say this. I hate Florida. I hate seeing them succeed.
Everyone likes an underdog...unless the underdog is beating their team. Here are some of the best college football upsets of 2008.
For the second year in a row, the Harvard Crimson dominated the Yale Bulldogs, shutting out their longtime rivals 10-0 in the 125th edition of the Game.
Of course, this result should come as a surprise to no one, especially after Yale’s 37-6 beating last year. Even those wearing the tacky blue-and-white sweaters must admit that it was wholly e...
Kit Kitchens is a writer for Bleacher Report where this post was originally published.
You know, I was actually having a tough time coming up with something to write earlier today. I was even sitting back thinking "man I really don't have that much to write about and I have too much work stuff to do."
Then I read this comment that was posted ...
Larry Burton is a writer for Bleacher Report where this post was originally published.
Today, I was all determined to make Texas feel even more adequate in the eyes of the slut known as the BCS. But after seeing it all for myself, I decided to break it down schedule by schedule to answer the biggest question: Did Texas get Horned by the BCS?
Isaac Luber is a writer for Bleacher Report where this post was originally published.
Well, here we go again. Another year of college football madness, and another year settled by the BCS system. Ah...the BCS system! Every year college football gets more complicated at the end of the season, and every year the BCS continues to show us more ...
Jeffrey McDaniel is a writer for Bleacher Report where this post was originally published.
My regular readers know that I'm firmly against a playoff in college football. What they don't know is that I'm in favor of eliminating the BCS system. That's because the BCS is actually a playoff, even it has only a two-team bracket.
About the only th...
David Hyman is a writer for Bleacher Report where this post was originally published.
We've gone from reminders that college football is a sport driven by politics, money and greed to not being able to get away from it. What's the point of having an award given to "the nation's most outstanding football player" if it's seldom given to the na...
BabyTate is a writer for Bleacher Report where this post was originally published.
You've seen the candidates for this year's Heisman Trophy award, given annually to the best college player in the country. Or is it?
Could it be the most publicized player? Is it as some have suggested, a beauty contest that has turned its back on some tremen...
Chris Whitmore is a writer for Bleacher Report where this post was originally published.
With all the wishes of playoffs being instituted in college football, Saturday night's game between No. 2 Texas Tech and No. 5 Oklahoma served as a playoff for Heisman Trophy candidates Graham Harrell and Sam Bradford.
With a 61-25 rout of Texas Tech, Sa...
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