It's a big weekend nationally in college football, but Dawg Sports breaks it down by picking the winners in the Baylor-Oklahoma State, Michigan State-Nebraska, Kansas State-Oklahoma, Stanford-USC, BYU-TCU, and Clemson-Georgia Tech games.
When the New Mexico State Aggies (1-3) visit the New Mexico Lobos (0-4), more than mere college football bragging rights are at stake, as the in-state rivalry showdown has been designated by Dawg Sports as the national game of disinterest.
The Michigan State Spartans visit South Bend to take on the Notre Dame Fighting Irish, while the Florida State Seminoles host the Oklahoma Sooners in Tallahassee. Dawg Sports predicts the winners of the national games of interest.
On the eve of the 2011 Chick-fil-A Kickoff Game, fans of the Georgia Bulldogs still don't know what to make of the Boise State Broncos. Dawg Sports interviews a blogger from the blue turf before college football season begins.
With the 2011 college football season rapidly approaching, Dawg Sports is going back over the 2010 campaign before moving forward. Find out how SB Nation's Georgia Bulldogs weblog fared in forecasting the conference champions and bowl winners.
The 2011 college football season is fast upon us, so it's well past time for Dawg Sports to revisit the 2010 college football predictions made last summer. Find out what Dawg Sports got right . . . and wrong.
Because Mark Richt enters the 2011 college football season with his job potentially in jeopardy, some fans of the Georgia Bulldogs already are touting the TCU Horned Frogs' Gary Patterson as a possible successor . . . but is Coach Patterson's resume really more impressive than Coach Richt's? Dawg Sports looks at the measurable criteria.
Now that both teams have put spring practice behind them, Dawg Sports asks how the participants in the 2011 Chick-fil-A Kickoff Classic college football game, the Georgia Bulldogs and the Boise State Broncos, compare to one another.
As the price of paycheck games rises, college football programs from BCS conferences are turning to the Division I-AA (FCS) ranks to find easy opponents. Will the NCAA soon be facing Division I-A (FBS) contraction . . . or even secession?
The first college football bowl games are less than a week away. Dawg Sports begins the arduous process of predicting every Division I-A postseason tilt, starting with the first five bowls on the slate.
