College Football Preseason Rankings 2011 – Coaches’ Polls Breakdown
When the NCAA football preseason coaches’ poll comes out, you know the season is really close. Let’s have a look at the rankings, which came out on Thursday.
When the NCAA football preseason coaches’ poll comes out, you know the season is really close. Let’s have a look at the rankings, which came out on Thursday.
If the Philadelphia Eagles are going to return to the playoffs next season and go farther in them, one thing they are going to have to improve on is giving up large chunks of yards to the opposing offense.
Yes, the Seattle Seahawks became the first-sub-.500 division champions in the NFL’s (almost) century-long history when they defeated the St. Louis Rams in the last game of the regular season.
The 2010 San Francisco 49ers had a laundry list of expectations and a boatload of pressure they didn’t exactly live up to.
Highlights of the Carolina Panthers’ 2010 season include having the first overall pick in the 2011 NFL Draft and that’s just about it. Sadly however, they had to say goodbye to their longtime coach as a result.
Of all the conferences I feel like the Mid American Conference (MAC) gets the least respect. On a regular basis they are generally pummeled by teams from the Big East and Big Ten but inside the conference the games are super competitive and gruelling.
When speaking of the “process’’ that the Atlanta Falcons talk about time after time in their internal meetings and practice sessions?
The memories of the New Orleans Saints’ Super Bowl season in 2009 will last forever. The question however is whether or not the boys of the Big Easy will regain that magic in 2011.
The Tampa Bay Buccaneers were one of the best stories in 2010, when they doubled their win total from the previous year and almost made the playoffs.
Its definitely an interesting year in the reshaped Mountain West Conference. The coup of landing Boise State will be balanced by the loss of BYU and Utah, two programs who have challenged TCU for conference supremacy over the last few seasons.
Hands down the most disappointing team of the 2010 NFL season was the Dallas Cowboys. Interim head coach Jason Garrett went 5-3 after replacing Wade Phillips midway through the season. Garrett impressed Jerry Jones enough for him to replace the interim tag.
Maybe the Yankees are ticked off that so many baseball experts said they failed miserably at the trade deadline.
If the Arizona Cardinals are going to return to Super Bowl contender form, the key will be the quarterback position. When they had Kurt Warner under center they were a playoff team and the favorite to win the NFC West every year.
Lots of really good story lines in the Big Ten this year…I don’t even know where to begin. There is the addition of Nebraska and the demise of Ohio State. Quarterback Russell Wilson might make Wisconsin a BCS hopeful while new Michigan coach Brady Hoke is going to try and do his best to reign in the best rushing QB any of us have ever seen in Dernard Robinson.
MLB Betting – Top 10 Trade Deadline Deals
Which moves rocked the boat in Major League Baseball the most as the trade deadline passed over the weekend?
For a team so many people cheer for – including fans of other teams – it’s a shame to see the Chicago Cubs so irrelevant this season, especially when their division is so ripe for picking.