Cole Muzio

UCLA is the biggest mover this week, but the top three teams all enjoyed great weeks in cementing their status at the top of college football. Texas A&M only falls a couple of spots after the loss to Alabama, but

AJ McCarron burst onto the list this week after a strong performance against Texas A&M. Although Teddy Bridgewater remains a tenuous #1, McCarron and Mariota made strong cases to supplant him in their games this week. Washington’s Keith Price also

The Alabama-Texas A&M game was the centerpiece of a week that was otherwise largely devoid of significant events on the national stage. It was another strong week for the PAC-12, and that conference features a significant game next week in

Auburn tied last season’s win total and broke a ten game SEC losing streak with a 24-20 win against Mississippi State. Although the Tigers improved to 3-0, Mississippi State dominated the 2nd and 3rd quarters as Nick Marshall struggled to

A rough couple of weeks on the field for the SEC got worse Wednesday when a Yahoo Sports report implicated five former SEC players for receiving impermissible benefits prior to the conclusion of their collegiate careers. At the center of

Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia is one of the few power players in our nation’s capital who does not seem to be in love with Washington. Specifically, he is not a fan of its football team, the Redskins. When asked

Following Week 2 action there were once again three teams that fell out of the Top 2, as Texas and USC suffered unforgivable losses and Fresno State played Cal Poly too close for comfort. To replace the fallen,  Wisconsin and

Once again, the Georgia Bulldogs were at the center of action in Week 2, but, this time, they had a much different result as the took the lead in the SEC East with a win over South Carolina. Beyond the

Few made a strong case for the Heisman in Week 2, leaving our top three spots unchanged. Still, the top ten now includes Todd Gurley, Devin Gardner, and Lache Seastrunk. Week 3 features several opportunities for players like Bridgewater, Mariota,

Sure, the Oakland Raiders posted another opening week loss in their 21-17 contest against the Indianapolis Colts. However, the Raiders are terrible, have been for years, and nothing other than a loss in the inaugural game was expected. What was

Despite having arguably the most talented defensive personnel in the country, Texas defensive coordinator Manny Diaz simply could not get the job done. As a result, he was given the boot by Longhorns head coach Mack Brown, who is undeniably

A look at owners of NFL franchises reveals a highly politically charged group that contains only five organizations headed by those who have not chosen to donate to political campaigns. The owners of the Broncos, Bucs, Lions, Raiders, and Packers,

After week one, there was a good deal of movement in the top 25 as three teams (Nebraska, Virginia Tech, and TCU) fell out and three teams (Washington, Miami, and Oklahoma) worked their way in. The Brett Hundley-led UCLA Bruins

USC wide receiver Marqise Lee knows he is in for a big pay day following the 2013 season. Now, he has taken out an insurance policy to assure that neither injury nor wounded draft stock would be able to stop

Chris Kluwe is perhaps the NFL’s most well known punter. Unfortunately for him, it has little do with his punting skills, and he is now out of the league. The outspoken punter is a self-proclaimed libertarian and has used his

The starting fullback for Denton Guyer HS in Texas, Nathan Maki, was shot and killed in a pickup truck Saturday night. Reportedly, Maki was with other “young people” when the shooting incident occurred, and a rifle was found at the

It is finally here. The opening week of college football season provided some great moments. Whether it was the number of upsets, the tight UGA-Clemson contest, the stellar performances of a number of true freshmen like Christian Hackenburg, who is

This summer, Washington State head coach Mike Leach said that the bottom half of the Pac-12 was better than the bottom half of the SEC. He was proven wrong Saturday when his Cougars were defeated by the Auburn Tigers, who

Every year there are players in the draft that scouts understand are “boom or bust”-type players. These are guys whose raw athletic ability gives them the potential for stardom yet possess a flaw that could result in NFL failure. Aaron

In selecting the top 25, the easiest spots to choose were #1 and #2. There is no doubt in my mind that 2013 starts off with the Tide and the Buckeyes as the best teams in the country and the

Teams: Alabama (West), Arkansas (West), Auburn (West), Florida (East), Georgia (East), Kentucky (East), LSU (West), Mississippi (West), Mississippi State (West), Missouri (East), South Carolina (East), Tennessee (East), Texas A&M (West), and Vanderbilt (East) Best Team: Alabama Best Coach: Nick Saban

Teams: Baylor, Iowa State, Kansas, Kansas State, Oklahoma, Oklahoma State, TCU, Texas, Texas Tech, and West Virginia Best Team: Texas Best Coach: Art Briles (Baylor) AND Bill Snyder (Kansas State) AND Mike Gundy (Oklahoma State) Top Players: RB Lache Seastrunk

Teams: Illinois (Leaders), Indiana (Leaders), Iowa (Legends), Michigan (Legends), Michigan State (Legends), Minnesota (Legends), Nebraska (Legends), Northwestern (Legends), Ohio State (Leaders), Penn State (Leaders), Purdue (Leaders), and Wisconsin (Leaders) Best Team: Ohio State Best Coach: Urban Meyer (Ohio State) Top

Teams: Boston College (Atlantic), Clemson (Atlantic), Duke (Coastal), Florida State (Atlantic), Georgia Tech (Coastal), Maryland (Atlantic), Miami (Coastal), North Carolina (Coastal), North Carolina State (Atlantic), Pittsburgh (Coastal), Syracuse (Atlantic), Virginia (Coastal), Virginia Tech (Coastal), Wake Forest (Atlantic) Best Team: Florida

There is a reason that six of the top eleven selections in the 2013 NFL Draft were offensive linemen. The position is crucial to a team’s success. Although the “big uglies” are often overlooked, these massive linemen will be cornerstone’s