College Football National Championship: Alabama, Clemson Meet Again
Jan. 7 (UPI) — The top-ranked Alabama Crimson Tide play the Clemson Tigers with the national championship on the line Monday night at Levi’s Stadium in Santa Clara, Calif.
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‘Embarrassing’ for ESPN: More Watch Basketball Title Than Football Championship
In an almost unheard of turn of events, more Americans watched the college basketball national title game than the college football national championship, as the ratings disaster continued for ESPN.
Why Not an 8-Team Playoffs for College Football?
The American Athletic Conference champion should compete in the playoffs. Cincinnati entered Thursday’s game as the 6th best team in the American Athletic Conference. They missed their starting quarterback and beat a Miami team that entered as 6th in the ACC. In a fair match of conferences, Cincinnati won 34-23.
The Best Conference in College Football Isn’t the SEC, Big Ten, or Pac-12
The CBS emblem during SEC games includes the words, “The Best Conference.” But the SEC lacks the edge crucial in final decision on college playoff invites. Early last year the SEC ranked a touchdown better than every conference and talk
College Football Fans Searching for Cinderella in Cleats
Devon Johnson (who we ranked the top player in our state-by-state rankings) smashed into the end zone to give Marshall their first victory ever against a Big Ten team and make Conference USA, the Mountain West, and the American Athletic conferences a combined 5-5 against Power Conferences (see scoreboard below).
Fox Sports: Should College Football Go to 64-Team Playoff?
During “Fox Sports Live” analysts Clay Travis and Petros Papadakis discussed changing the College Football Playoff from four teams to 64 teams, which was brought up by Washington State University head coach Mike Leach. Papadakis, a former runningback at the
Oregon Rose Bowl Rout Puts Exclamation Point on Pac-12’s Supremacy
When Breitbart Sports calculated that the Pac-12 ranked as the top conference due to being +12 points better than the average team, SEC partisans vehemently disagreed. Few dispute that the Pac-12 stands as No. 1 again in the bowl season with an even more impressive +15.2 point rating.
