Tailgater 2012 Rose Bowl Preview
2012 ROSE BOWL Wisconsin Badgers (11-2) vs. Oregon Ducks (11-2) KEY PLAYERS Which backfield star will wreak more havoc in Pasadena as the Badgers and Ducks square off in the Grandaddy of Them All? Mitchell: Montee Ball had a great season that led to him being invited to New York for the Heisman ceremony, and Oregon will have their hands full stopping the Badgers running back. But, the key player for Wisconsin is QB Russell... Read More
Tailgater: Week 8 College Football Preview
John Mitchell: We are moving at a rapid pace this season. We have completed seven weeks, and are rolling right along into the eighth week of the season. Zach Bigalke and Matt Strobl are here to break down all the action with me. Through seven weeks we still have ten teams without a blemish on their resume, and we could be heading for some BCS chaos. How many of the last ten undefeated teams do you see entering bowl season without a loss? Zach Bigalke:... Read More
2011 Heisman Watch: Week 7
The Heisman Watch saw some major shuffling in week seven with a couple of the top candidates falling off the pace. The top spot remained the same, but we have a new number two this week. In any case the top three seem to be interchangeable at the moment, with the next two front runners slightly off the pace of those three. We also have a new player that is just off the pace, and some new darkhorses that emerged thanks to their overall play and big... Read More
2011 Heisman Watch: Week 6
The Heisman Watch remains largely unchanged after a ho-hum week six in college football. The majority of the Heisman candidates handled their business last week with relative ease. The only big change this week is a new player taking over the #1 spot on my Heisman Watch. It doesn’t have anything to do with what happened last week because my new #1 didn’t even play this past weekend. It has more to do with my feeling that I should have made this... Read More
College Football: Mid-Season Awards
LaMichael James is one of many taking home mid-season hardware. The college football season has reached its midpoint, and there are still eleven undefeated teams among BCS conference teams, and two more than lie in the non-BCS conferences. Out of those eleven teams in BCS conferences, only four could come out of the regular season and conference championships unbeaten. The teams that remain undefeated are Clemson and Georga Tech... Read More
