There’s plenty positions where you can predict NFL success before they play in their final year of college football. Quarterbacks, running backs, offensive and defensive linemen rarely have massive breakout seasons that put them on the map as seniors. Cornerbacks though are different; it’s difficult to predict the top players at the position before the […]
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The LSU Tigers accomplished a feat that two nationally first ranked teams were unable to accomplish last season. They walked into Jordan-Hare Stadium in Auburn, Alabama, and beat Auburn at home. I’m not kidding when I say that two nationally first ranked teams failed to do this last season. Georgia was ranked number one in
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Welcome to the last word on college football, week three edition! This weekend was full of great games plus unexpected results along with exciting plays. Let’s take a look at the big takeaways, best stats as well as look ahead to next week. Standout performances Oklahoma State was particularly impressive in their 44-21 victory over
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Now that we have had three weeks to assess the talent in college football and look for those outstanding performances, we now are beginning to see a clearer picture of the Heisman Trophy race. The annual race is always highly contested, as we look for those wow plays every week from these candidates. Give us
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The Notre Dame Fighting Irish have jumped out to an almost unbelievable 3-0 start in the 2018 college football season. With wins over Michigan, Ball State and Vanderbilt by a combined total of 20 points, Notre Dame has had its share of close calls already this season. It’s latest, a 22-17 victory over Vanderbilt, wasn’t
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Thursday night, the Boston College Eagles throttled the Wake Forest Demon Deacons, 41-34, on the road as Hurricane Florence closed in upon the stadium. It was a complete performance from the Boston College offense, who pushed 524 total yards through the Demon Deacons, led by five touchdown passes from sophomore quarterback Anthony Brown. Boston College
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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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