The Red Zone Report

Less than one week ago, with what appeared to be three easy games remaining in their conference schedule, experts penciled in a then undefeated Penn State team into the national championship game.  After all, how could the mighty Nittany Lions lose to either Iowa, Indiana or Michigan State. Well, they did.  To Iowa.  And that’s [...]

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 was also the announcement that [...]

Last year, history was made in college football. And Gainesville, Florida couldn’t be happier for it. As the highly anticipated 2008 campaign approaches, much ado continues to surround Florida Gator sensation Tim Tebow. In 2007, Tebow became the only sophomore in college football history to win the Heisman Trophy. If his record-setting numbers on the [...]

There’s no pressure on LSU quarterbacks Andrew Hatch or Jarrett Lee. Nope, hardly any. After all, one of these guys only has to replace former super-recruit and SEC title game MVP Ryan Perrilloux, as well as solid starter Matt Flynn, and try and lead the Tigers to back-to-back national championships in a football-mad state. Other than [...]

One of the most anticipated quarterback debuts of this college football season will come in a place not exactly known as a quarterback hotbed (unless you are a Manning): at Ole Miss. Jevan Snead was a former five-star recruit who went to Texas out of high school in 2006 but couldn’t beat out Colt McCoy as [...]

Former LSU QB Ryan Perrilloux has found a new home, and while it’s a step down from LSU, it’s his best chance to rescue his career.

So, Les Miles finally stopped giving QB Ryan Perrilloux chances and kicked him off of the team, just four months away from LSU’s season opener against Appalachian St.

While doing a search for information for another upcoming article, I found a piece by Chick Ludwig of the Dayton Daily News, rating the six BCS conferences from top to bottom.

If you’re Urban Meyer, you know that the last thing that you have to worry about heading into this season is where offensive production is going to come from.

Let’s take a stroll down memory lane. The date? November 22, 2003. The site? Vaught-Hemingway Stadium, Oxford, Mississippi. #15 Ole Miss faced #3 LSU with the SEC Western Division title and a trip to the SEC title game in the balance.