This article is sure to draw the ire of certain Georgia blogs, of which I visit often and have great admiration and respect for, but as I often do in life, I will speak my mind when the occasion calls for it. 
Alabama Crimson Tide 
Last season, I wrote an interesting piece sensationalizing the bumbling, stumbling and fumbling opening weekend of the college football season, where there were only about a half a dozen interesting intersectional match-ups that actually wetted our appetite, especially considering we were coming off of 8 months [...] 
Crunching the Numbers: 
Another college football season is quickly fading into history, and yet, the more things change in college football, the more they remain the same. 
Whenever a college football fan brings up the ill-fated playoff word in front of the administrative Godfathers who control the sport via their self-serving monopoly, you can bet the administrative bigwigs will quickly stomp out the playoff fire with the often used rebuttal (their ace in the [...] 
University of Oregon football coach Mike Bellotti mentioned last year that he didn’t think the Cougars of BYU would fare as well inside the PAC-10 Conference as they have inside the confines of the Mountain West. 
Las Vegas Bowl:
Most of the teams competing within the College Football Bowl Sub-division, better known to longtime collegiate gridiron supporters as Division I-A, are locked out of ever competing, not only for a BCS Bowl opportunity, but the national championship itself.
Most people around the country agree, the BCS may in fact be the Anti-Christ. While listening to ESPN “BCS expert analyst” Brad Edwards on the ESPNU pod-cast found within this very website (Page 4), Edwards expressed the fact that there were not any glaring surprises considering the [...]
