Other than a consistent stream of CFB playoff info filtering in that we’ve discussed a’plenty on here, it’s been a pretty quiet three months so far with most of the spring games yet to be played. Interestingly enough, three articles concerning SEC coaches have surfaced this week to provide a little fodder for sports fans. Continue Story…

Imagine being sick and not even knowing it. A malignancy festers inside you, infecting everything within proximity, but you still mostly function normally. The only signs of trouble are assorted symptoms that come and go, but nothing is definite or tell-tale. Eventually the CAT scan reveals how deep the tumor goes and everything is clear. Continue Story…

Bobby Petrino has been fired at Arkansas. Props to Fayetteville for doing what is probably the right thing but a very unpopular and difficult decision to make. As far as my post earlier about him surviving. Please disregard. So who can they hire at this late hour? Is the ink dry on Gus Malzahn’s contract?

A few weeks ago, I declared that the SEC must absolutely play a nine-game conference schedule to preserve deep-seeded historic rivalries in a new 14-team conference world. As it turns out, I may have only been thinking inside the box. After a month of reading lots of opposition to that extra game, I was almost starting to Continue Story…

The thread I did last night concerning the female LSU kicker has been removed by SB Nation, not by TET. For those politically correct types who voiced your complaints, you have been rewarded. I’m not a Rush Limbaugh level scalp, but a scalp nonetheless. For those of you who enjoy satire that occasionally pushes the Continue Story…

You’d never know there was a recession in this country looking solely at the revenues that college football produces. Better yet, look at the prices that it commands in a variety or areas, from TV contracts to ticket prices to coaching contracts. Dollar amounts are always being thrown around in this sport. Sometimes costs are Continue Story…

Last week, eleven conference commissioners and the Notre Dame AD met in Dallas basking in the glitz and glory of trying to determine a future playoff scenario for major college football. Nearly all interviewed stressed the fact that this would be a gradual process of determination, but none have confessed how quickly this subject moved Continue Story…

Hidden during the fervor of National Signing Day this year was an under curring sentiment from the NCAA and it’s members that the newly announced Multi-Year Scholarships presented as an option to institutions might be forcefully overturned by the consent of the governed; i.e. the member institutions. You see, last year the NCAA was pressured Continue Story…