Week 6 already? Unfortunately, the CFB season is flying by before our very eyes. Fortunately, THINGS GOT WEIRD! Seven AP Top 25 teams (including three Top 10) lost by varying degrees of upset. For example, Read More …
This week’s slate of college football was weird. Not the good weird of North Texas beating the pants off of Arkansas weird, but not a lot of palpably intense match-ups, and the few that were Read More …
It is officially Autumn. And with that subtle change of the calendar and weather, it is officially conference play. We are in the sweet spot right now, in both weather and college football. I don’t Read More …
If Week 3 of college football had it their way, it would demolish the idea of a “Power 5” conference system. Yesterday was not kind to Power 5 teams. 9 teams in P5 conferences lost Read More …
The best and worst part about college football is the sheer quantity of content. It can be daunting to look at a slate of games and see that there are 4 watchable games that all Read More …
Before we dive into another edition of Michigan Baseball Alumni Tracker, please accept my apology for falling off the face of the earth with your baseball coverage regarding Team 152 and its future prospects – Read More …
Team 152 is in a similar situation as our favorite college football team was during the 2016 offseason. From a wide overview, it was an immensely successful season but an ultimately disappointing finish and a Read More …
The Big Ten West is a few years behind the East in terms of becoming a nationally recognized powerhouse. Wisconsin has been and always will be an excellent program despite how boring their brand of Read More …
With the early signing period in effect this year, the traditional February Signing Day was…not exciting. Unfortunately, I think that’s what we can expect from here on out. Regardless of the excitement, the classes are Read More …
In just a few short and blustery weeks, the class of 2018 athletes will sign their letters of intent (if they didn’t already in December), shaping their futures and their schools’ futures. Ten years ago, Read More …