Cam McCormick, the tight end for the University of Miami Hurricanes, has announced his decision to return for his ninth season of college football, and I’m so effin’ jealous, I’m in physical pain.
Monday night, J.J. McCarthy helped lead his Michigan Wolverines to their first National Championship in the Bowl Championship Series/College Football Playoff era. The last time Michigan won a “Natty” was in 1997, and they had to share it with the Nebraska Cornhuskers, prompting the creation of the BCS the next year.
The Michigan Wolverines are College Football Champions after their 34-13 victory over the Washington Huskies. Their defense showed up big time, and their run game carried their offense all the way home to get head coach Jim Harbaugh the huge victory.
Today is the day all college football fans have been waiting for (yes, even those who’s bowl games didn’t go as planned). Tonight, the College Football Playoff National Championship in Houston, Texas, is set to be a historic encounter between No. 1 Michigan and No. 2 Washington.
I will say it since no one else has the stones to say it: Florida State Football has nothing but Karens in pads. They had a chance to show that they were worthy of National Championship Status, but instead of stepping up, they chose to clutch their pearls and attempt to speak to the manager.
In a move that dropped the mouths of college football fans & pundits across the country, USC’s blue diamond quarterback recruit from 2023, Malachi Nelson, declared on Twitter his decision to transfer to Boise State
Next Monday, it will be a true battle of undefeated teams. The last set of perfect teams will do battle for the National Championship in the last Final Four College Football Playoff before the field expands to 12 next season. While Florida State is still acting salty, and Ohio State is putting missing flyers
Washington secured their first-ever entry into the College Football Playoff National Championship, narrowly defeating Texas 37-31 in a thrilling Sugar Bowl. The standout performance was delivered by Washington’s quarterback, Michael Penix Jr
Alabama is not back.
Under the lights of “The Granddaddy Of Them All”, Nick Saban & offensive coordinator Tommy Rees ran out of ideas late in Alabama’s College Football Playoff game against Michigan, resulting in a 27-20 defeat at the Rose Bowl.