After one of the closest fought playoff weekends in living memory, the road to Super Bowl XL has come down to two games. One sees the Pittsburgh Steelers and Denver Broncos match up in the AFC Championship game, while the other will pit the Carolina Panthers against the Seattle Seahawks in the NFC Championship game. Expect fireworks.
`Tis the season to be merry, with Santa Claus, reindeer, a lot of booze, and, of course, the college football bowl season making it a Holiday season to remember. So here’s what we think the seven best Bowls will be to end what has been a wonderful 2005-6 season.
Wait a minute! There’s a Pac-10 Championship game?? No, not really, but USC play UCLA in one of the biggest games of the year, which effectively decides the Pac-10. Oh, and the other game’s a small southern rivalry pitting Georgia against LSU in the Dome in Atlanta. Should be quite a weekend, shouldn’t it?
Ahh….it’s Championship game week. Some teams love it, some teams hate it, and for some teams, winning this one is the “big one” compared to winning a bowl game (no, I’m serious).
Here are my predictions for the Big XII and ACC Championship games, with the SEC and `Pac-10 Championship game’ between USC and UCLA coming later in the week.
I’m just sad it’s Week 13 of the college football season. Honestly…
Who impressed, depressed and didn’t move us after Week 12 of the college football season.
Hey, we’re back. Who did we love, hate, or not any feeling about through Week 11 of this wonderful, wonderful college football season?
Sorry this is so late—there were computer problems at both ends. Hope this version of “Impressed, Depressed, Neutral- Week 11 of college football” isn’t too after-the-fact…
Who were we impressed, depressed or neutral about after Week 9 about College Football? Read on, and we’ll tell you.
Yes, it’s that time again. What Alex Ferguson felt after Week 8 of this wonderful College Football season.