Casey's Call: Week 2 College Football Preview
I know Syracuse likes to market themselves as "New York's team" and there are a lot of Orange fans in the area—but this one will be U-G-L-Y.
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I know Syracuse likes to market themselves as "New York's team" and there are a lot of Orange fans in the area—but this one will be U-G-L-Y.
The Tide are coming off one of the most impressive performances in college football history. They were the best team last year, and they're the best team this year.
USC earned the top spot in The Associated Press' preseason college football poll for the seventh time in school history and the first time in five seasons, edging out No. 2 Alabama and No. 3 LSU.
With Mark Lyons, Nick Johnson, Solomon Hill, and a healthy Kevin Parrom and Jordin Mayes, Arizona should have a much deeper and explosive perimeter than they did last season.
Lane Kiffin's squad is finally off probation and the Trojans look like they have all the requisites to once again compete for the the gridiron's richest prize. But Kiffin isn't the only coach at USC brimming with optimism.
St. John's is going to be incredibly young and inexperienced at the beginning of the season, but you won't want to play this team in February.
The NCAA are set to hand down 'unprecedented' penalties to Penn State and their football program.
A lethal penetrator, Nurideen Lindsey could be ready to take the MAAC by storm.
Don't be surprised if the Razorbacks finish among the SEC's top four teams.
It might be too early to say that Syracuse is back – but second year Head Coach Doug Marrone certainly has the Orange headed in the right direction.
Michigan State at Iowa is the best game of the weekend. It's clear that the Big 10 is the finest conference in the nation and here we are with another classic showdown.
Aaron Rodgers and Mark Sanchez have followed the same set of imposing footprints to starting jobs in the NFL. They're the only quarterbacks — for now — who can say they replaced Brett Favre.
I realize anything can happen in an SEC game. But I never thought there was any way Alabama would actually lose to South Carolina.
The Tide travel to Columbia to take on their third straight ranked SEC team. They passed the first two tests with flying colors. This week against the Gamecocks could be the ugliest of them all.
During an episode of "Hard Knocks," a few Jets joked that RB Joe McKnight took a pay cut to leave USC for the NFL. They may not have been too far from the truth.
