College Football Week 10 Picks: Best of the Rest

Posted By Eddie Griffin On Friday, November 6th 2009. Under NCAA Football, Previews & Predictions Tags: Arkansas, Brigham Young, BYU, Clemson, Colorado, Duke, Florida State, Fresno State, Idaho, Kansas, Kansas State, Michigan, Nevada, North Carolina, purdue, San Jose State, South Carolina, Texas A&M, Todd Reesing, ucla, Washington, Wyoming

In my other college football picks post, I previewed and gave my picks for this week's top 25 games, and below are my picks for 10 of the top games involving unranked teams this week. As with the other picks, and any that you see here on The Red ... Continue Reading

Fulmer’s ouster at Tennessee painful, but justified

Posted By Eddie Griffin On Tuesday, November 4th 2008. Under NCAA Football Tags: Brian Kelly, david cutcliffe, David Oku, Duke, Gary Pinkel, Mark Richt, Mike Hamilton, Mike Leach, Nick Saban, Philip Fulmer, SEC, Tajh Boyd, Tennessee, Todd Graham, Urban Meyer, Washington

I was actually planning on doing a piece on Monday on who the next college football head coach to get that masking agent known as a buyout, but before I could get it hammered out, across the wire comes the news that Philip Fulmer is done at Tennessee. There ... Continue Reading

Voting still open for Liberty Mutual Coach of the Year

Posted By Eddie Griffin On Saturday, November 1st 2008. Under NCAA Football Tags: david cutcliffe, Duke, Liberty Mutual Coach of the Year, Northwestern, Pat Fitzgerald

A few weeks ago, I posted about the 2008 Liberty Mutual Coach of the Year award, and for those who visited the site and cast a vote, kudos to you. More than 150,000 votes have been cast already, and there’s plenty of time to get your vote in before ... Continue Reading

Does anyone want to win the ACC?

Posted By Eddie Griffin On Sunday, October 26th 2008. Under NCAA Football Tags: ACC, Alabama, Ball State, Big East, Boise State, Boston College, Butch Davis, BYU, Cal, CJ Spiller, Clemson, Cullen Harper, Duke, Florida State, Georgia Tech, James Davis, Maryland, Miami, middle tennessee state, Mountain West, North Carolina, North Carolina State, TCU, Tommy Bowden, Tulsa, Utah, Vanderbilt, Virginia, Virginia Tech, Wake Forest

Before August 30, everything looked to be cut and dry in the ACC. Clemson was the undisputed best team, and the Tigers were not only touted to be the class of the ACC, but also as a potential darkhorse national title contender, with Cullen Harper, James Davis, and C.J. ... Continue Reading

2008 North Carolina Tar Heels Preview: Looking to Surprise

Posted By Jake Keyes On Saturday, July 12th 2008. Under NCAA Football Tags: 2008 North Carolina football, 2008 North Carolina football preview, ACC, ACC Coastal Division, Aleric Mullins, Boston College, Brandon Tate, Brooks Foster, Butch Davis, Calvin Darity, Cam Thomas, Charles Brown, Chase Ricde, Clemson, Coastal Division, Connecticut, Connor Barth, Deunta Williams, Duke, Durell Mapp, E.J. Wilson, Everett Withers, Florida State, Garrett Reynolds, Georgia Tech, Greg Little, Hakeem Nicks, Hilee Taylor, Jay Wooten, Johnny White, Joseph Townsend, Kentwan Balmer, Kyle Jolly, Marvin Austin, Maryland, McNeese State, Miami, North Carolina, North Carolina football, North Carolina football preview, North Carolina State, Notre Dame, Rutgers, Scott Lenahan, T.J. Yates, Terrence Brown, Trimane Goddard, Tydreke Powell, Virginia, Virginia Tech, Wake Forest

North Carolina feels like they were not as bad as the record indicated in 2007, and they may be right. In his first season as head coach, Butch Davis saw his team lose six games by seven points or less. However, three of their four wins were by six points ... Continue Reading

2008 Virginia Cavaliers Preview: A Rebuilding Year for the Cavaliers

Posted By Jake Keyes On Saturday, July 12th 2008. Under NCAA Football Tags: 2008 ACC football, 2008 Virginia football preview, 2008 Virginia preview, Aaron Clark, ACC, ACC football preview, Al Groh, Alex Field, Allen Billyk, Antonio Appleby, Bob Pruett, Branden Albert, Byron Glaspy, Cedric Peerman, Chris Long, Clemson, Clint Sintim, Coastal Division, Connecticut, Duke, East Carolina, Eugene Monroe, Gator Bowl, Georgia Tech, Jameel Sewell, Jeffrey Fitzgerald, Jermaine Dias, John Phillips, Jon Copper, Jonathan Stupar, Kansas State, Kevin Ogletree, Klinton Ruff, Maryland, Maurice Covington, Miami, Mikell Simpson, Nate Lyles, North Carolina, Peter Lalich, Richmond, Scott Gardner, Texas Tech, Tom Santi, USC, Vic Hall, Virginia football, Virginia football preview, Virginia Tech, Wake Forest, Will Barker, Zak Stair

In 2007, Virginia finished with a 9-4 record, but they could have just as easily finished 4-9. The Cavaliers became the first team in NCAA history to win five games by two points or less. However, a win is a win, and the Cavaliers had a chance to win the ... Continue Reading

2008 Miami Hurricanes Preview: Hurricanes Look to Regain Swagger

Posted By Jake Keyes On Thursday, July 10th 2008. Under NCAA Football Tags: 2008 Miami football, 2008 Miami football preview, 2008 Miami Hurricanes football preview, ACC, Aldarius Johnson, Andrew Bain, Antonio Dixon, Arthur Brown, Bill Young, Central Florida, Charleston Southern, Chavez Grant, Darnell Jenkins, DeMarcus Van Dyke, Derrick Morse, Duke, Eric Moncur, Florida, Florida State, Georgia Tech, Glenn Cook, Graig Cooper, Jacory Harris, Jason Fox, Javarris James, Joel Figueroa, John Rochford, Kansas, Kenny Phillips, Kyle Wright, Lance Leggett, Marcus Robinson, Miami Hurricanes football, North Carolina, North Carolina State, Orlando Franklin, Patrick Nix, Randy Phillips, Randy Shannon, Reggie Youngblood, robert marve, Romeo Davis, Sam Shields, Tavares Gooden, Texas A&M, UCF, Vegas Franklin, Virginia, Virginia Tech, Wake Forest, Willis Cooper, Xavier Shannon

As Randy Shannon began his first season as head coach in Miami, he found his Hurricanes unranked in the preseason polls for the first time since 1998. While sporting one of the nations least productive offenses, Shannon finished the 2007 season with a 5-7 record and missed playing in a ... Continue Reading

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