College Football

College Football Saturdays are even better with a little action. Parlaying the favorites seems to be the play for the afternoon lineup. Alabama -15. Oregon -8.5. Oklahoma -12.5.

College Football Saturdays are even better with a little action. Why not boost the odds by parlaying the best bets. Georgia Bulldogs -16.5. Michigan Wolverines +2. Texas -4.5.

Buckeye fans everywhere were disappointed and embarrassed by the team’s performance today against the Tulsa Golden Hurricane, and the blame is being split in two directions: Quarterback CJ Stroud and Head Coach Ryan Day.

The #5 Georgia Bulldogs matched up with the #3 Clemson Tigers in College Football's marquee matchup of opening week. Neither offense was ever able to get into a rhythm, and the game's only touchdown came via an interception that was returned for a score by the Bulldogs defense. Georgia wins 10-3.

Despite only having three offensive starters return from last season, Nick Saban’s team was able to score at will against Miami, beating the Hurricanes 44-13. The game was never close as Alabama put up the game’s first 27 points before Miami managed a field goal to end the first half. And things didn't get any better in the second half.

With a preseason ranking of #2 in the country, many likely assumed this matchup between Oklahoma and Tulane would be a bit one sided in favor of the Sooners. The reality turned out to be something much different, as Tulane scored late to make it a one possession game. Recovered an onside kick, giving their offense one final opportunity.

The Buckeyes started hot, as Miyan Williams broke loose for a 71-yard touchdown run on the team's first drive. Quarterback CJ Stroud got off to a slow start going 8 of 14 for 58 yards and an interception during the first half, but bounced back finishing the game with 294 passing yards and 4 TDs.

If the Big 12 does dissolve as a result of Oklahoma and Texas going to the South Eastern Conference, I would like to see the Big Ten follow course. Schools such as Kansas, West Virginia, Iowa State, and Kansas State would be excellent acquisitions for the conference.

College football is on the verge of a serious makeover, thanks in large part to the recent rumors regarding both Texas and Oklahoma intending to leave the Big 12 Conference in favor of joining the SEC. With the two most relevant and prolific programs in the conference jumping ship, is the Big 12 dead?