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Sam Ouhaj, Thomas Zwiller, Jamison Cook and Nate Moller | Thursday, October 7, 2021
Between the Red River Showdown and Iowa vs. Penn State, there are insane matchups across the board this week in college football. After some massive upsets, college football feels like it can be anyone’s season this year. Another Roundtable starts now! NCAA Games of the Week No. 6 Oklahoma @ No. 21 Texas No. 4
Sam Ouhaj, Thomas Zwiller, Jamison Cook, Matt Smith and John Stolmeier | Thursday, September 30, 2021
We are at Week 5 of College Football and wow what a season it has already been! Whether you have been keeping up with Clemson already losing twice in September, or the dominance of Arkansas, CFB has certainly been a treat to watch this year. Unlike last week, which had limited exciting matchups, this week
Nate Moller | Thursday, September 23, 2021
Three weeks into the college football season, the College Football Playoff is already starting to take shape. Here I will list out the different tiers of teams. The Top Contenders Alabama: The Crimson Tide are no strangers to being the top contender for the playoffs, and they are looking the part of a contender this
Nate Moller | Friday, October 2, 2020
The Irish cross country squads will travel to Louisville this Saturday for their second meet of the season, and last meet before the ACC Championships. Although the meet size will still be relatively small for cross country, there will be around seven teams at the meet. Matt Sparks, the head women’s cross country coach, said
Zach Klonsinski | Tuesday, October 27, 2015
Instead of Cinderella’s slippers, get ready to put on your blue suede shoes and play the Delta blues, College Football Playoff Committee: Memphis could be about to crash your ball. If you should know anything about my qualms with the College Football Playoff, it’s that the current four-team format doesn’t allow any room for the
Ryan Klaus | Wednesday, September 23, 2015
As college football settles into its first month of the 2015 season, some fans might be getting the irritating feeling something has been missing over the course of the first three weeks. More specifically, with former Heisman Trophy winner Jamies Winston now playing on Sundays, the never-ending saga of controversy that defined his college career
Mary Green | Friday, October 10, 2014
Notre Dame breezed through its first four games of the season, piling up 140 total points while only giving up 46. Against Stanford, the Irish faced the first threat to their undefeated record, stacking up against the nation’s top-ranked defense. Until they posted the go-ahead score with just 61 seconds left on the clock, extending
Brian Hartnett | Monday, October 6, 2014
Those of us who tuned into ESPN’s “College GameDay” last weekend were treated to even more than Katy Perry’s hard-hitting football analysis, as interesting as that was. ESPN’s flagship college sports program also granted us a look into the Grove, the 10-acre wooded area on Ole Miss’s campus where tailgating may be taken more seriously
Greg Hadley | Tuesday, April 29, 2014
When No. 13 Notre Dame takes the court May 9 to play Green Bay at home, the Irish will begin a new era in the program’s history. For the first time ever, Notre Dame will play in the NCAA championships without coach Bobby Bayliss, who retired last season. The Irish (19-9, 7-4 ACC), who advanced
Brian Plamondon | Friday, April 4, 2014
After a disappointing showing in their last outing, No. 44 Notre Dame will travel to Oxford, Miss., this weekend for the Ole Miss Rebel Intercollegiate Tournament in their last regular-season event before the ACC championship. Two weeks ago, the Irish competed in the LSU Tiger Golf Classic and finished 11thout of 15 teams. Despite struggling