NCAA Football
Your 2009-2010 NCAA Playoff Bracket
As I’ve written about each and every year, a playoff in college football is not only necessary, but it is far more simple and achievable than the idiots at the BCS will have you believe (particularly the idiots who are in charge of their twitter page).
And speaking of the dipshits that run the BCS, among [...]
Mountain West Forced to Sign BCS Agreement
Left with no other options, the Mountain West conference reluctantly signed on with the BCS for another four years, signing a deal between ESPN and BCS that runs through the 2013 season.
The conference was trying to get changes made to the BCS system, going as far as the United States Congress to try to get [...]
Urban Meyer Demands Former Gators’ Support
Florida football coach Urban Meyer has drawn the line. You either blindly support the Gators and all decisions Meyer makes, or you are no longer welcome in the football offices as a former Gator.
In a recent Gator Club appearance, Meyer took issue with comments in the last year by former players, specifically but not [...]
Delaware Governor Rips NFL, NCAA on Gambling Hypocrisy
I’m beginning to really like Gov. Jack Markell of Delaware. Not only is he trying to get sports betting legalized in his state, but he isn’t afraid to call out the NFL and NCAA on their gambling hypocrisy.
In an interview with Real Clear Sports (Thanks: SbB), Markell points out the facts of the NFL [...]
NFL Draft Prospects Can’t Stay Away From Weed
Highly rated draft prospect B.J. Raji tested positive for marijuana at the NFL Scouting Combine, casting doubt as to just where he’ll fall in the draft now.
Raji, a defensive tackle from Boston College, missed an entire season in college due to academic issues, and also had a previous positive test for marijuana at Boston College.
He [...]
BCS Antitrust Hearings Headed to Capitol Hill
The BCS is headed to Washington — Congress that is.
Thanks to Utah’s undefeated season, and years of criticism, the sports world’s most blatantly unfair and ridiculous postseason season may be facing a legitimate legal challenge that could change college football in the next few years.
The heart of the argument is that the current BCS system [...]
Matthew Stafford is Good at Wonderlic-ing
We’re finally getting our hands on the results of the NFL Scouting Combine’s Wonderlic results, and it turns out that not only can Matthew Stafford throw a football, he can read and write too.
Stafford scored a 38 on the problem-solving test, an outstanding number. Fellow quarterbacks Mark Sanchez and Josh Freeman did well also, [...]
Final Combine Roundup and Top Performers
Everybody has taken the field at the 2009 NFL Scouting Combine, and we can now determine who the winners and losers were. Was there a Mamula-esque “Workout Warrior” this year?
Offensive Combine Roundup
As the weekend comes to a close, so does the offensive portion of the NFL Scouting Combine’s skill testing. Summary: Pat White is fast, Michael Crabtree is short, Andre Smith is missing, and Brian Mandeville suffered a career-ending diagnosis of his heart. Want the longer version?
Unfortunately, the biggest stories of the weekend [...]
Andre Smith AWOL From NFL Combine
Andre Smith, considered all season long as one of, if not the top offensive lineman in this year’s NFL draft, has gone AWOL from the NFL Scouting Combine, and the scouts are quickly dropping him down their lists.
Smith is a beast of a lineman, but has had issues following him before. He was suspended [...]
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