Hurricane Florence and college football both plan to be a huge threat to the entire east coast this weekend, providing damaging winds, torrents of rain and a lot of heartbreak. While we here at LWOSports are going to leave hurricane analysis to the experts, this hurricane has undoubtedly already left a mark on College Football […]
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Week two of college football is officially in the books! Georgia defeated South Carolina handily in Columbia in one of the most anticipated games on the slate. Stanford shut down USC in Palo Alto in an annual Pac-12 scrum. Colorado and Nebraska played a tight game. Week two featured plenty of one sided high scoring
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Poor special teams play causes losses. It’s a tale all too familiar for Georgia Tech fans. While defense and untimely luck is certainly a part of the problem, one can’t ignore the special teams problems this team has faced. Georgia Tech has never been great in special teams. Since Paul Johnson started in 2008, Tech
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Sports radio and analysts have spent a lot of time this week talking about the struggles of Heisman candidate and Arizona quarterback Khalil Tate in Arizona’s 28-23 loss to BYU. Similar time has been spent discussing the very same struggles this past week with Texas quarterback Sam Ehlinger. Speculations have been pretty consistent for the
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Florida State quarterback Deondre Francois fell victim to Alabama safety Ronnie Harrison last season in the teams season opener. His ACL was torn with 4:28 left to play in the 4th quarter of a 24-7 football game, and his season was over. The Seminole program struggled through 2017 with James Blackmon at quarterback, a lanky
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It is absolutely amazing to have college football back in full swing, right? What a great first weekend it was! Be on the lookout each week as we bring you a comprehensive look at the prior week’s action. Additionally, we will look ahead to the following week. This is the last word on college football,
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The LSU Tigers roared onto the national spotlight in Sunday Night’s 33-17 win over the 8th ranked Miami (Fl) Hurricanes. For a team that lost its top six skill position players from last year, the LSU offense clicked without missing a beat. Ohio State transfer Joe Burrow was exactly the quarterback the Tigers needed and
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The Texas Longhorns football program took an upset loss to the Maryland Terrapins for the second straight season, and Longhorn faithful are none too pleased. Texas started the season ranked at #23 on the AP Poll, as this is suppose to be a breakout season for a prestigious program that has struggled terribly the past
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After a disappointing 5-6 season in which Georgia Tech failed to make a bowl for the 2nd time in 4 years, they will attempt to get back to the postseason. With the offseason addition of defensive coordinator Nate Woody and top offensive weapons returning, I expect Tech to have a season near 2014 or 2016.
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Thursday Night marked the football season kickoff for the Big Ten conference, with three teams facing off including a conference game on ESPN (Northwestern @ Purdue). However, in Minneapolis, Minnesota, a walk-on true freshman quarterback made NCAA history by starting the season opener. Quarterback Zack Annexstad became the second true freshman walk on quarterback in
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