College football finally has more than one or two great games to watch this weekend. What’s not surprising is that these all take place in the SEC. The state of Mississippi is making headlines across the nation, and this time it’s not for their high rates of illiteracy, obesity, or poverty. Here’s a few questions:
Well the season is finally wrapping up and all we’re left with is the hope that we’ll catch a few great games. The good news is that with 30 games the odds are in our favor. Friday night’s Tiger thriller in Atlanta proved to be the best so far. But while some teams are already going home empty handed, others are still warming up and here’s a few thoughts along the way.
Do people read the names of these things before they create the bowls? How about the San Diego Credit Union Poinsettia Bowl? There are three nouns in that title before you even get to the bowl. (There’s a link in case anyone forgot about the parts of speech)
Vanderbilt has nine wins. Vanderbilt. Even if the world didn’t end on 12/21/12, it can be that far off.
I think that hit would keep anyone awake at night.
Who will win the battle between these two great coaches? So far Saban is in the lead.
Track Suit < Suit
Who will be the most random announcer/analyst to make an appearance in the television booths during bowl games? Tuberville jumped in front of the camera for a team he’ll soon be coaching.
Why are fans upset about the low caliber match-up in this year’s Orange Bowl? It’s the Orange Bowl. It’s always been awful.
For a third year in a row, Pitt will be making the trip to Birmingham to play in the BBVA Compass Bowl. Do you think they ever thought about throwing a game to avoid Legion field?
Which has a better chance of being longer? The bowl names or the title of a Tyler Perry movie?
If Notre Dame loses, will their fans grab Krystal’s on the ride home?
If Notre Dame wins, will Lou Holtz turn into a JibJab character?
I guess one out of three is still a good prediction for the National Championship game.
So much for USC
I hope you all have a happy New Year. As I’ve said before, let’s enjoy the games and be glad we are watching from where none of the coaches or players can hear us.
I’ve taken a break for a while, mostly because of this guy. I’m back now and a lot has happened. Top teams have fallen and coaches have already started heading to the exits. Here’s a few questions:
Well the season is already on its downward angle. The BCS computers are warmed up and cranking out numbers. Analysts are throwing out scenarios more useless than presidential debates. Here’s a few questions.
Am I the only one who realized what happened to the little kid from “A League of Their Own?”
I’ve taken a few weeks off from the CollegeFootballQuestions, but I haven’t missed a game. And now, here we are, halfway through the regular season and I’ve still got questions.
Did you feel that? Geno Smith just scored again.
Does anyone else think Dana Holgerson looks like the guy from Silence of the Lambs?
“It puts the lotion on it’s skin”
Is this a successful college football family or names from the Jersey Shore?
Sal, Tito, & Vinnie Sunseri
We all know the lasting legacy Dr. Lou left the Fighting Irish, but who knew he’d make an appearance on the helmets?
It’s week two of college football. Last week I did my first post for the sport. It was a lot of fun so I thought I’d do it again. I won’t be doing this each week, but there has just been too much action in the last seven days to let it all go unquestioned. So here is College Football Questions-Week Two:
College football is finally here. It’s been 234 days since we last saw it in New Orleans. And by “it” I’m still talking about football and not what happened at Krystal’s. Last year I got to celebrate the season as not only a fan, but a father. After October 15th, I get to double the feeling when my wife and I expect our second son to arrive. But as the season begins I’m still left with several questions that I hope are answered. Here they are:
Is Lou Holtz a real doctor?
Zipped up to the neck? Really?
Will someone talk to Gene Chizik about those windbreakers?
How many times will we hear about a playoff?
Will someone explain what “spice” really is?
How many sources does Joe Schad actually have?
Will Twitter be able to keep up with Clay Travis bashing Tennessee?
Will we still hear the term “Tebow-esque”?
How many coaches will throw their headsets and forget they are still attached?
Will Lane Kiffin have enough time for USC while he’s filming Tosh.O?
Daniel Tosh & Lane Kiffin
Will the University of North Alabama be the third team in four years from Alabama to win a National Championship?
Will Nick Saban make it happen back-to-back? Why not? I did. (see October 15th)
So let’s sit back, enjoy, and be thankful that we are able to yell at these coaches and players from where none of them can hear us.
“In short, in life, as in a foot-ball game, the principle to follow is: Hit the line hard; don’t foul and don’t shirk, but hit the line hard!” -Theodore Roosevelt