Photo by Alex Batchelor on Unsplash It has been a very long wait for all of the athletic teams at OU and the day has finally arrived on the OU campus in Norman, Oklahoma. OU has finally become a member of the vaunted Southeastern Conference in all college sports. On July 1st. 2024, it became official and every […]
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Photo by Kenny Eliason on Unsplash In any sport winning back-to-back championships is one of the most difficult things to accomplish. In Women’s college softball, this has been done more often than you might think. However, to take it to the next level and win a championship back-to-back-to-back takes a special kind of team. That is what the
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Picture by Gerd Altmann from Pixabay For the last several years there have been hundreds of underclassmen from college football leaving early for the NFL Draft, which I do not have a problem with. My main problem is how they are now skipping bowl games, not only to prepare for the draft but also from
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Image by Ernie A. Stephens from Pixabay While the media has turned their attention to another controversial matter in the NFL, it’s no surprise that the riot seems to continue in Tallahassee after the CFP snub. As I said before, I was not expecting an SEC team to make the cut since Alabama upset Georgia.
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Image by Clker-Free-Vector-Images from Pixabay It goes without saying that the higher ups at Texas A&M have learned their lesson the hard way. Signing Jimbo Fisher to a 10 year, $95 million contract that cost them $77 million just to fire him for not providing the expected results and leaving a blank national championship plaque
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Image by Emmanouel from Pixabay As usual, you may go ahead and throw my theories out. Most of the time they’re never right anyway. Neither Jimbo Fisher or Dan Mullen will be taking over at Mississippi State. Mullen is reported to interview for the head coaching job at Syracuse while Fisher is nowhere to be
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Image by Mathias Eriksson from Pixabay The list of fifteen semifinalists for the Broyles Award was released on Monday, three of those from the SEC. It’s not too surprising, they are all offensive coordinators (OCs) and should gain some recognition. Most offenses were off to a slow start, but picked up steam at the end.
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This is by far the most bizarre turn of events in SEC history, if not the entire college football history. Jimbo Fisher was fired by Texas A&M on Sunday and now the higher ups must pay him over $70 million over the next several years. It is no doubt the biggest buy out in all
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Greetings Southern Gothic Creation Community, My name is Bryan Law. Some of you may remember me as an SEC Football and NASCAR sports writer for Real Media several years ago. I also wrote for the now defunct Boneheadpicks.com for four years up until mid 2018. I had briefly wrote for Fansided.com afterwards. Due to lack
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Image by Rudy and Peter Skitterians from Pixabay By Jon Benton This a quote that aptly expresses the deep-rooted connection between college football and the people of the south and it comes from a College Football Hall of Fame head coach. Coach Marino Casem of Alcorn State and Southern Universities described it this way: “On
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Image by Keith Johnston from Pixabay by Jon Benton There have been numerous changes in the college sports landscape over the past several years. The ones that had to be the most surprising would have to be OU and Texas leaving for the SEC. Back in 2021, the athletic departments at the University of Oklahoma
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