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Joel Klatt joins Colin Cowherd to ask whether Miami can upset Ohio State, discuss Dante Moore and Oregon potentially struggling vs. Texas Tech and whether Fernando Mendoza can have a big game vs. Alabama.
A rematch of one of the most contentious national title games of the 2000s (Miami-Ohio State). A rematch of a fun October track meet (Georgia-Ole Miss). A battle between new-ish money (Oregon) and new money (Texas Tech). A classic matchup between a proven, unbeaten powerhouse (Indiana) and a scrappy close-game-winning underdog (Alabama, somehow).
ARLINGTON, Texas — Ohio State coach Ryan Day took responsibility for «not getting the guys ready to play» in Wednesday night's 34-24 loss to Miami, which knocked the defending national champion out of the College Football Playoff in the quarterfinal.
ARLINGTON, Texas — Mario Cristobal shared a moment with legendary Miami coach Jimmy Johnson on the sideline during the Hurricanes' 24-14 win over No. 2 Ohio State on New Year's Eve. The man who recruited Cristobal to The U was on hand along with former greats Michael Irvin and Ray Lewis.
Joel Klatt joins Colin Cowherd to ask if Miami can upset Ohio State, discuss Dante Moore and Oregon potentially struggling vs. Texas Tech, and if Fernando Mendoza can have a big game vs. Alabama.
FOX NFL Insider Jay Glazer shared the latest on the Green Bay Packers' quarterback injury situation, Maxx Crosby trade talk and DK Metcalf's altercation fallout.
ARLINGTON, Texas — Matt Patricia is particular when it comes to pencils. It's his signature look, to have an iconic yellow wooden one tucked behind his ear on a sideline. It can’t be mechanical — though, that is what he used in college while studying aeronautical engineering at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute. When it comes to drawing detailed diagrams of footwork or breaking down plays, however, he’s found a really sharp Ticonderoga No. 2 is the way to go.
Drew Brees' shares his biggest takeaway from the New England Patriots’ dominant win over the New York Jets.