Revisiting the idea of Phil Fulmer, Interim Tennessee Head Coach
No reason, why do you ask
The industry wants coaching turnover, but USC probably won’t help
And Gary Andersen is what happens when boosters run programs
Enjoy Cincinnati for what they are, because the playoff committee surely won’t
The Bearcats look like the next great Group of Five team left out of the postseason. We have to learn to cope with that.
There’s no reason to believe SEC officiating is helping Auburn win to keep their boosters sedated
We would never imply such a thing
Every Batman villain is either a Michigan or an Ohio State
As in the Big Ten, everything in Gotham can be reduced to either saying you’re better than someone or throwing a full can of beer at them
So far, Mike Leach isn’t failing or succeeding at Mississippi State. He’s just being Mike Leach.
The highs and lows seem bigger, but the pattern’s the same.
An Appeal To Hogs
Arkansas is unhinged and ready to fight again, and that’s maybe more important than winning
The Kansas State Proposition: Would you trade a title for an Oklahoma-sized win every year?
The Wildcats: are good but never great, create massive upsets and reward their fans’ loyalty. Doesn’t that sound nice?
The SEC tried to help its top teams start as normally as possible. Then 2020 crept in.
By pitting its best teams against its worst, the league sought to protect national title contenders. It worked, except when it really didn’t.