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Enough is enough. I just can't do it anymore. I am done betting college football unders. You just need too much to go right, especially at the end of games. If I want an under, I am now solely riding with the first half… but this is far from an impulsive and emotional decision spearheaded by a bad beat last weekend. I've been workshopping this mindset for the past couple years.
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When No. 1 Alabama travels to Austin on Saturday to take on Texas, the game will be played with Big 12 officiating.
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Last week was one of the wildest weekends of College Football I can remember in a long time and we could not have asked for a better start to this season.
After a wild Week 1 that featured five consecutive days of games, ranging from Appalachian State scoring 40 points in the fourth quarter alone and still losing to North Carolina to Iowa scoring seven points (on two safeties and a field goal) in four quarters and winning, what does the second full weekend of games hold for college football?
The hypothetical question «what if» can give rise to soaring hope or crushing despair. Sports fans are very familiar with this line of thinking. An upset happens and derails a promising dynasty. A routine play is missed and a player's career never recovers, or an obscure call is made and a championship window closes. The games can't be replayed — except in the minds of fans, over and over again
Alabama Sen. Tommy Tuberville warned the proposed changes to Title IX would decrease funding for, and participation in, women's sports.