college
It was a flat out unbelievable week in college football. Maybe one of the best ever in college football. I wrote this later than usual mainly because I was emotionally drained from last week. Along with a great week of college football, we had unbelievable play from some Heisman contenders.
The UCLA Bruins have been the surprise of this year’s college football season. Maurice Drew has emerged as a Heisman candidate, and the folks in Westwood believe that their team has a shot at getting to Pasadena this year. Avery Smith explains why the Bruins have played so well, and gives expert analysis as to why Reggie Bush is now the Heisman leader and why Cal has struggled recently in this Pac-10 dominated edition of Bluebook Notes.
Who we liked, disliked and didn’t have any emotion about after Saturday’s round of college football….
Don’t expect anything too shocking this time around, but it should still be interesting.
There are two coaches in these conferences that are definitely on the hot seat.
Last time we were up on Vanderbilt, not feeling too bad about Tennessee, and down on LSU. We even said that Arizona State might pull off the upset against USC. Oh, how times have changed….
There were a lot of meaningful games last week that kept college football fans on their toes. Heisman contenders are now getting into mid-season form and it should be exciting to watch them the next couple of weeks.
Will the Rose Bowl be between USC and Texas or will someone else crash the party? Avery Smith answers these questions and more in the next installment of Bluebook Notes!
Well, time for part two of the series and I’m going to surprise you.
No, I’m not firing Joe Paterno, but I’m giving some coaches you’d expect to have 0% a tad bit higher….
I know that it is too early to make a judgment, but here is my first coaching report of the season. With the resignation of Bobby Wallace, I felt it was time to make my projections on who is done and who is not.
I’m sure nobody thought my reaction to this atrocity would be any different than it is.
But then again, I’m sure nobody has even heard about what the ESPN family of networks has enslaved the University of Southern Mississippi, an institution of higher learning that is unfortunately under the abusive whip of the aforementioned monopoly, to do next month as a result of the postponement of a game due to Category 5 Hurricane Rita.