Ten players on the MaxPreps 2014 Watch List have already made their college commitments, and things are picking up quite fast for some others on the list. Here's a quick update on some of the top juniors in the country.
Life is fickle in the college football coaching world. One day you're the greatest, the next you're the goat. Here's a look at who's been great, who's been bad and where it's getting ugly in the coaching world.
Life is fickle in the college football coaching world. One day you're the greatest, the next you're the goat. Here's a look at who's been great, who's been bad and where it's getting ugly in the coaching world.
Since we like college football so much here at the Eye on College Football, and a picture is worth a thousand words, what better way to wind our way through the week that was in college football than with a photo diary to document the crazy fans, incredible plays and monumental upsets in the sport? Here's the latest edition covering Week 8, with all photos from US Presswire.
After a disastrous start to the season, Auburn took another hit Saturday as coach Gene Chizik announced after the team's loss to Vanderbilt that senior tight end Philip Lutzenkirchen was done for the season.
Kicker Austin Rehkow, a 6-foot-3, 193-pound class of 2013 prospect, nearly set a national high school record by booting a 67-yard field goal in a 62-55 overtime win for his team to draw plenty of attention. The performance overshadowed a record passing performance by a sharp 2015 QB however.
It was not pretty for Arizona State, nor anybody associated with the team, thanks to what Chip Kelly's crew had in store for them in the 1st half as Oregon raced out to a huge lead and never looked back Thursday night.
CBSSports.com national analyst Bryan Fischer joins Kevin Corke on College Football 360 for a national recruiting update. Fischer analyzes some of the top high school running backs in the nation this year, including a few who are uncommitted and looking to make their college choice.
After Beaverton (Ore.) running back Thomas Tyner decided to throw the recruiting world on the West Coast into a frenzy by saying he was decommitting from Oregon to take visits to other schools, he's reversed course faster than he runs through high school defenses and reaffirmed his pledge to be a Duck.
Rumors had floated for much of the week, and big news finally was made public on Tuesday night. Five-star Beaverton (Ore.) running back Thomas Tyner decommitted from Oregon.
