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Bama rules, Clemson moves up in post-spring Way-Too-Early Top 25
There are only 108 days left until the start of the 2016 college football season, when California and Hawaii will kick off the season down under at ANZ Stadium in Sydney, Australia. The rest of FBS won’t start their seasons until the next week, but, hey, at least we’ll get to watch one game in […]
Continue readingShane Morris gets Elite 11 finals nod
He rectified that Friday — and in enemy territory nonetheless. At the Columbus Elite 11 regional, the Michigan commit from De La Salle (Warren, Mich.) was named MVP and will be headed to California for the Elite 11 finals this summer. “I definitely came in with a chip on my shoulder,” the left-handed quarterback said. […]
Continue readingColumbus hosts Elite 11 regional
With time running out to lock down a coveted spot in the finals of the Elite 11 competition, several of the nation’s top quarterbacks will descend on the campus of Ohio Dominican University in Columbus, Ohio, on Friday looking for a chance to earn a plane ticket to California. The winner will earn the sixth […]
Continue readingBama (still) rules, TCU surges into Way-Too-Early Top 25
So is it still technically “Way Too Early” to rank teams? Maybe, maybe not. But we’re voting for yes. In likely the final batch before August, defending champ Alabama stays at No. 1, Clemson sits tight at No. 2, Baylor drops out and Tennessee moves into the top 10. The one new team joining the […]
Continue readingEagles only 20-1 to win Super Bowl, a $150,000 parlay that almost was
Las Vegas sportsbook operator CG Technology initially listed the Eagles’ season win total at 7.5, but took so much money on the under that the book was forced to cut the number down to 6.5 with inflated juice on the under. Nearly 90 percent of the money bet on the Eagles’ season win total was […]
Continue readingStanford-UCLA among worst CFB ‘bad beats’ of the weekend
Stanford Cardinal at UCLA Bruins Closing line: Stanford -3 Whether or not you had action on this game, it will certainly be remembered as one of the worst bad beats anyone has seen. Less than 20 percent of the action was on UCLA, who closed at +3 after the line reached as high as 3.5. […]
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