SEC Week 4: Bulldog Matchup Has Big Appeal, No. 20 Gators Looking For Offense
It going to be hard for the Florida Gators to top what they did last week.
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It going to be hard for the Florida Gators to top what they did last week.
The Hurricanes will finally take the field again on Saturday when they host Toledo at Hard Rock Stadium.
If the first couple weeks of the college football season are any indication, things could be very interesting in the SEC.
It's been a long and tolling week for the state of Florida.
For many residents in Florida, the past couple weeks have been a blur.
Football fans on Florida's west coast are going to get a much-needed treat.
As the entire state of Florida prepares for the impact and pending results of powerful Hurricane Irma, athletics has taken a back seat.
With the threat of Hurricane Irma looming, precautions are being taken across the state of Florida.
Florida State quarterback Deondre Francois will have season-ending knee surgery Tuesday, leaving command of the offense to a true freshman.
Malik Rosier passed for 217 yards and three touchdowns in his debut as Miami's full-time starting quarterback, Mark Walton ran for 148 yards and two touchdowns and the 18th-ranked Hurricanes beat Bethune-Cookman 41-13 on Saturday.
Miami is probably going to beat Bethune-Cookman with ease, as would be expected when a team with Atlantic Coast Conference title aspirations plays against an FBS opponent.
On the night before his first game as FIU's coach, his first game as a sideline boss in nearly seven years, Butch Davis compared his level of anticipation to what Christmas Eve is like for a kid.
There are many things to be excited about with the Hurricanes as they kickoff the season Saturday against Bethune-Cookman.
College football is opening a strong first week with a premiere matchup between the Big Ten and SEC.
The biggest opening weekend game in recent memory will feature two of the best teams in college football this decade.
The long wait that consumes almost two-thirds of the year is finally over.
A pair of college football powerhouses are set to square off this weekend when the new season begins.
The Florida Gators quarterback situation is about as fluid as it can get.
One of the biggest mysteries of the Miami Hurricanes football season has been solved.
The beginning of the NCAA football season is still a few weeks away but one SEC team is already fighting an uphill battle.
Miami has big-time playmakers coming back at nearly every position and finally ended what was a 10-year drought between bowl wins, finishing the season on a five-game winning streak.
There is no arguing that the ACC has two imbalanced divisions.
The work is never done when it comes to college football coaches.
For the first time in what feels like a long time, the Miami Hurricanes are entering a new season with extremely high expectations.
Florida State coach Jimbo Fisher needs to find answers about his own team before he can begin focusing on the season opener in Atlanta against Alabama in four weeks.
