Wow, what a great weekend of college football. It started on Friday, and it extended late until Saturday night, when you had two great games going down to the wire. In total, you had 3 top-10 teams lose games.
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When number 3 Penn State faces number 6 Oregon on Saturday, it is without question the biggest game in the James Franklin era at Penn State. Coming into this season, the expectations around Penn State were that this was Franklin’s best team.
Another fun and exciting College Football Saturday is in the books. Not a major shake-up this weekend as most of the top teams took care of business. It was a quiet Saturday with no crazy end-of-game scenarios like last weekend.
UCLA and Virginia Tech just fired both of their coaches as they both started 0-3. Virginia Tech lost to Old Dominion last week, and UCLA lost to New Mexico. Both losses were embarrassing to their coaches and the players involved.
While he's just a freshman, Bo Jackson looks like one of the most talented running backs in recent Ohio State history.
After firing Brent Pry, Virginia Tech should eye Shane Beamer, Jon Sumrall, and several other head coaches.
On Sunday, after a horrific 0-3 start for UCLA, they fired Head Coach DeShaun Foster. Foster went 5-7 last year, but they looked worse this season. On Saturday, they got beaten 35-10 by New Mexico in the mostly empty Rose Bowl Stadium.
After an exciting week 3 of the College Football season, Georgia, Georgia Tech, and Texas A&M won the weekend.
Iowa’s Head Coach Kirk Ferentz passed former Ohio State Head Coach Woody Hayes for the most wins in Big Ten History when he beat UMass 35-0. With his 206th win, Ferentz passed Hayes to become the all-time wins leader in the Big Ten Conference’s History.
This weekend, Julian Sayin showed the impressive ability Ohio State fans have been dying to see.
The USF Bulls stole the weekend in College Football with a stunning win over Florida.
For years, Deion Sanders caused more debate than any other College Football coach until, Bill Belichick entered the scene.
Ohio State is coming off an impressive 14-7 win against Texas in week one. The offense struggled in the win as they were held to 203 yards of total offense. That was not unexpected, as Texas is one of the best defenses in College Football.
As a former football coach, I have long admired Texas Head Coach Steve Sarkisian as a play caller and as a coach. From his time at USC to his days as an Alabama offensive coordinator, I have always enjoyed his wrinkles as a play caller.
After a loaded week of college football games, there's a new Heisman front runner and several other awards to keep an eye on.
The Ohio State Buckeyes have found a true superstar in linebacker Arvell Reese.
The Ohio State Buckeyes got an impressive first showing from their new defensive coordinator Matt Patricia.
The Penn State Nittany Lions could lose one of their best recruits as programs around the Country turn up the heat.
On the opening night of Big Ten football, the conference as a whole struggled to impress anyone.
Ryan Day is piling up wins at Ohio State, but his struggles against Michigan have fans wondering if he’s becoming the next John Cooper.