AP Top 25 rankings are in and No. 1 Alabama (4-0) retained their top spot after a tough road win. The surprise newcomer is No. 25 Nevada who joins the elite group for the first time in several decades.
NCAA
The Good, Bad and Ugly in NCAAF Week 4
Posted on September 26 2010 by Logan Rhoades.
Week 4 college football can be summed up in two words: True Colors. And for the best examples, we need to turn to the teams in last year’s BCS National Championship game: Texas and Alabama.
College football polls, AP Top 25
Posted on September 21 2010 by J. Donetelli.
The Big Ten and SEC were each represented with six teams in the Top 25 with Alabama, Florida and Arkansas actually occupying top ten spots.
Heisman race; our “Beasts of the Nation”
Posted on September 18 2010 by Mateo Ferda.
Take a look at our NCAAF prime time performers making their case for the Heisman Trophy. We call these studs our “Beasts of the Nation”.
Reggie Bush statement on returning Heisman Trophy
Posted on September 15 2010 by Tom Ferda.
Expect Bush’s Heisman Trophy win to be most remembered due to the circumstances surrounding its return. Here is his statement. . . .
NCAAF – Week Two review
Posted on September 12 2010 by Logan Rhoades.
The flip of performances displayed in NCAAF on Saturday was more impressive than the Dos Equis man’s passport. To prove it, lets take a review of some of this weekend’s games.
Denard Robinson is a record-setting machine
Posted on September 11 2010 by Tom Ferda.
Michigan Wolverines quaterback Denard Robinson has become a record-setting machine just two weeks into the NCAAF season.
Gamecocks send Bulldogs packing 17-6
Posted on September 11 2010 by J. Donetelli.
Just one week after lighting up the scoreboard with 55 points, the No. 22 Georgia Bulldogs (1-1) couldn’t find the end zone against the stingy No. 24 South Carolina defense, losing the SEC game 17-6.
NCAA Climax Girl of the Week (Photo)
Posted on September 11 2010 by admin.
NCAA brings hammer down on A.J. Green
Posted on September 09 2010 by Tom Ferda.
The Georgia Bulldogs will be playing without one of their best offensive weapons for the next several weeks after the NCAA brought the hammer down and levied a four-game suspension against A.J. Green.