Navy Tops Army 17-10 To Win 13th Straight Army-Navy Game
Navy extended their win streak to 13 in the 115th playing of the Army-Navy Game.
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Navy extended their win streak to 13 in the 115th playing of the Army-Navy Game.
Later this week the Heisman Trophy will add one new member to the most exclusive fraternity in sports. It is widely expected that Oregon quarterback Marcus Mariota will hear his name announced as the 2014 Heisman Trophy winner, which would make him the first player in program history to win the highest individual honor in college football.
The stage is now set for the first College Football Playoff, and it is going to be fantastic. Unfortunately, somebody had to be left out of the big party, and this year the Big 12 saw not one but two worthy candidates be shutout of the playoff.
The Temple Owls were not invited to compete in a bowl game on Sunday.
Penn State to play in Pinstripe Bowl on Dec. 27th against Boston College.
The Owls earned bowl eligibility in their season finale.
This week's slate of conference championship games not only serves as an appetizer or opening round to the College Football Playoff, but it doubles as the grand stage for this year's top Heisman candidates to showcase their stuff and perhaps offer a signature Heisman moment before the votes are due.
Philadelphia Eagles head coach Chip Kelly is once again having his name float around the coaching rumor mills for one reason or another. Relax, Philadelphia Eagles fans. Chip Kelly isn't going anywhere.
The College Football Playoff will determine college football's first national champion in the new playoff model in January, but the real playoff begins this weekend.
Top cornerback recruit Garrett Taylor has reportedly committed to Penn State.
The Bearcats limited Temple to just three field goal tries all game, forcing eight punts while making two second-quarter touchdowns stand for their sixth straight win.
Oregon quarterback Marcus Mariota looks to be the favorite this season, but Wisconsin running back Melvin Gordon also has a decent shot to win the award. Everybody else may be playing for third place.
With Thanksgiving upon us, we should all take some time to think about what we are thankful for. There is plenty of drama to pay attention to this weekend, and that is something every college football fan can be thankful for.
The Irish missed a field goal with less than a minute to go in their 31-28 loss.
Illinois earned the victory over Penn State with a made field goal with 8 seconds left.
If you are looking for this year's young rising star with a shot to win the Heisman Trophy, look no further than Ohio State quarterback J.T. Barrett. The freshman starting quarterback has stepped into a tough spot and has grown and matured along the way with terrific results.
College football's regular season is coming down the final stretch, which means it is crunch time in the conference and division championship races. Not every team is playing for a spot in the College Football Playoff, but everybody seems to have some impact on the new postseason format.
The Delaware Blue Hens will wrap up their 2014 season on Saturday as they welcome rival Villanova to Newark.
Temple will have a bye week following their 30-13 loss to Penn State.
The Florida Gators won't have their head coach Will Muschamp back next year. After a struggling season, the coach is out after the final two games of the regular season vs. Eastern Kentucky and Florida State.
Northwestern rallied late and topped #18 Notre Dame in OT.
Mississippi State failed in their bid for an undefeated season with their loss to Alabama.
Penn State defeated Temple on Saturday to clinch bowl eligibility for the first time since sanctions.
115 tickets for Penn State vs. Temple were stolen from Temple's allotment.
At Mississippi State, this week is an opportunity to prove to the college football world their bubble is not easy to pop. Mississippi State has won at LSU. They have handled defending SEC champion Auburn. They are ranked number one in the country, yet they still have something to prove.
