Blog Category: NCAAF

And once again, No. 1 goes down. The experts got it wrong, including our very own college football gurus who backed former No. 1 Texas against No. 5 Georgia. The Bulldogs, who were the nation’s top-ranked team up until Week 4, are now back in the No. 2 slot after their 30-15 victory over the Longhorns on Saturday night. Another former No. 1, Alabama lost for the second time this season in Week 8. The

Industry’s Best Handicapping Membership We’ve just passed the halfway mark of the 2024-25 College Football season, and it has been a thrilling ride so far. There have been a handful of surprises over the first half of the season, and we’re certain there will be a few more, especially with Conference schedules getting more difficult. As of this writing, the biggest surprises have been Alabama’s loss to Vanderbilt, the ascension of Boise State running back

We are now past the halfway point in the 2024 college football season. We learned a lot in Week 7. Texas is the best team in the country right now as evidenced by their 34-3 domination of Oklahoma in the Red River Rivalry. It’s officially the best time of year now that there are Tuesday and Wednesday night games from now until the end of the regular season. The Sun Belt, aka Fun Belt, and

There is always that one week of the college football season where a bunch of top teams just seem to fall. Well, Week 6 of the 2024 season was that week. We saw the No. 1 team in the nation, Alabama, fall to Vanderbilt. The win was epic and likely the greatest victory in the history of the Commodores’ program. Vanderbilt fans tore down the goalposts and marched them through the streets of Nashville. Alabama

With all eyes on Georgia-Alabama in Week 5, one of college football’s best rivalries delivered an instant classic. The Crimson Tide went up big early, but Georgia battled back to take a 34-33 lead with just 2:31 remaining in the game. On the first play from scrimmage following the kickoff, Alabama QB Jalen Milroe hit freshman WR Ryan Williams with a 75-yard touchdown pass that gave the Crimson Tide a 41-34 victory. The win shook

In a blink of an eye, it’s already Week 5 of the 2024 college football season. All of the Top 10 teams that played last week were winners. Only two teams in the Top 25 fell victim to an upset by an unranked team. Kansas State felt the power of a night game at BYU and lost 38-9. The Cougars have won 27 of their last 30 home games played at 6 p.m. or later. 

Unlike Week 2 of the 2024 college football season, Week 3 was a bit more stable. All of the top ten teams in the country that played on Saturday were winners. Luckily, Georgia was able to fend off the upset bid by Kentucky, beating the Wildcats 13-12. The Bulldogs got a fourth quarter touchdown from Branson Robinson to go up 13-9 and then held on for the win. Coupled with the Texas Longhorns big win

Just two weeks into the 2024 college football season and already we have a major upset. Northern Illinois got paid $1.4 million to travel to South Bend, Ind., and shock the nation with a 16-14 victory over previously No. 5 Notre Dame. The Fighting Irish are now 1-1 heading into college football Week 3 and dropped to No. 18 in the latest AP Top 25. Notre Dame has to travel to Purdue this Saturday and

We are on to College Football Week 2 after an exciting opening week of the 2024 season. It went pretty much as expected for the AP Top 25. The top teams in the country – Georgia, Ohio State, Oregon, etc. – recorded fairly easy wins over some outmatched opponents. The SEC flexed its muscle with Ole Miss putting up 76 on Furman and Tennessee laying 69 on Chattanooga. The big surprises in NCAAF Week 1

There is no position in college football more important than quarterback. Quarterbacks routinely win many of the top season-ending awards like the Heisman Trophy. The 2024-25 Davey O’Brien award will go to this season’s top quarterback and there are a number of worthy candidates. Last year’s winner was LSU QB Jayden Daniels, who also happened to win last season’s Heisman Trophy. That has happened five times in the past decade. Bryce Young (‘21), Joe Burrow