Fresh off their self-imposed bowl ban announcement, ASU looks to turn the page on a shaky program under fired head coach Herm Edwards. Tonight, the Sun Devils will open their 2023 campaign, playing host to Southern Utah at Sun Devil Stadium
Last weekend marked the beginning of the 2023 college football season. While only 2 of the Top 25 teams played & were easily victorious (#13 Notre Dame beat Navy 42-3 & #6 USC beat SJSU 56-28), an Irish fan such as myself was treated to a delight of offensive efficiency, and the rest of the country was given their fix of football.
t has finally arrived. College football is back in the United States. While most of the schools throughout
America have to wait for Labor Day weekend to get their seasons going, there are 20 Football Bowl
Subdivision & Football Championship Subdivision teams who will be able to start their season, today.
A few weeks ago, we mentioned the Death of the Pac-12 Conference as eight teams chose to pack it up and pack it in. This mass exodus of the conference started a trend with other conferences as the ACC is also looking to expand its vast library of teams in the form of Stanford and Cal, who remain with the Pac-12 to this day.
College Football is finally upon us. It’s so close, I can practically smell the aroma of sizzling brats on a grill……taste the warm, flat Keystone Light……hear the cracking of colliding plastic……
Even with the new NFL season on the horizon, there are still plenty of other sports leagues that are garnering for attention. There are even some that are trying their hardest to turn a loss to a win. And then there’s the migraine headache known as Sage Steele.
Tom Herman amassed a 54-22 regular season record (Ironically, a .711 win percentage) which included a Sugar Bowl win as head coach at Texas as well as a 5-1 (.833 win percentage) bowl record with the only loss of his postseason career came in the form of a 34-10 loss to San Diego State in 2016.
To say the least, this ish is truly going to have some nuts in it. After a wild trade deadline in MLB that saw Justin Verlander, Jack Flaherty and Max Scherzer find new homes, the biggest shakeup transpired in the last 48 hours with another round of chaos on the horizon this weekend. But as predicted and known, the best is yet to come.