Category Archives: Contests

Well, the final whistle has blown on the 2011-12 Bowl Season as Alabama owned LSU’s Jordan Jefferson all night and the Tide captured another National Title. LSU’s quest for a perfect season fell short as the Alabama defense simply smothered … Continue reading →

I have to be honest and let you know I didn’t see even one minute of the SMU / Pitt contest. I’ve not even witnessed any highlights yet. All I know is that SMU jumped out to a 21-3 lead … Continue reading →

The Cotton Bowl featured two fairly solid teams in Arkansas and Kansas State. They both got off to a pretty slow start offensively as each teamed struggled to even get a first down for much of the first half. Arkansas … Continue reading →

E.M.B.A.R.R.A.S.S.I.N.G! It was bound to happen at some point in the bowl season, but no one could have ever seen this coming. Clemson’s rise to glory under Dabo Swinney just hit a huge brick wall. Shock and awe. Props to … Continue reading →

The Sugar Bowl was another very close game. Neither team looked spectacular, but it was at least a competitive contest. Virginia Tech just couldn’t score a touchdown, but still managed to stay in this game and take it to overtime. … Continue reading →

Wow, what a day of football. Game 1 saw Case Keenum throw for 532 yards in their win over Penn State. Who does that? What a way for that young man to play in his last college football game. Game … Continue reading →

New Year’s Eve was filled with bowl games, but many of us didn’t fare so well as a couple of popular picks went down. Texas A&M held it together long enough, avoided the 2nd half rally and won their last … Continue reading →

Tons of action yesterday and some pretty close contests to boot. In game 1, we had another back and forth battle that was eventually decided in the last 10 seconds of the game as BYU capped off their final drive … Continue reading →

The Champs Sports Bowl was the first of our contest yesterday, featuring Notre Dame vs. Florida State. Notre Dame stifled the Florida State offense for much of the first half, controlling the game through the first 2 quarters. FSU made … Continue reading →