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Wednesday, September 14, 2016
NFL Color Rush Uniforms 2016: Photos of Top 10 Best Uniforms & Jerseys
Tuesday, September 13, 2016
Five best college football performances of Week 2
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Each and every week, players across the nation step up and put on a display. More often than not, they are the popular names from the college football world — Heisman hopefuls, stars from Power 5 school or up-and-comers. But that’s not always the case.
Every now and then, a few surprises find their way to the surface with career performances. Players become household names and stars are born.
Ultimately, there’s never a shortage of noteworthy individual performances. And with Week 2 of the season now in the books, we take a look at the top five offensive performances from across the nation.
5. Skyler Howard (Quarterback, West Virginia)
A week removed from one of his most accurate performances ever, Skyler Howard followed up with one of his most explosive performances ever.
Facing an unexpected potential upset by Youngstown State on Saturday, Howard put the Mountaineers on his shoulders and rallied them to 24 unanswered points and an eventual 38-21 victory.
Howard completed four passes that went at least 45 yards, finishing the game just shy of 400 passing yards total. His 50 yards rushing pushed him over that total yardage milestone, which is made even more impressive given that he couldn’t practice until Friday due to strained ribs.
“You’re going to be sore after game one, after not being hit all spring, all camp,” Howard told the Centre Daily Times after the game. “It’s nothing that’s not expected. You’ve got to fight through it, but it was fine today. I felt pretty good out there.”
Of the quarterbacks who passed for more than 375 yards in Week 2, Howard’s quarterback rating of 203.6 was second only to Drew Lock (and we’ll have more on him shortly).
All in all, it was a tremendous showing for the senior.
Full line: 20-of-33 for 389 yards, five touchdowns and one interception. Eight carries for 50 yards (6.3 ypc).
4. Trent Taylor (Wide receiver, Louisiana Tech)
Trent Taylor’s name won’t be as common to hear as the others on this list, but the Louisiana Tech wide receiver deserves recognition for his impressive performance in a 53-24 victory over South Carolina State nonetheless.
After a four-hour lightning delay and a relatively slow start, Taylor and Louisiana Tech eventually began to light up the sky once again, which included 11 receptions for a career-high 178 yards and three touchdowns courtesy of the senior. The three touchdowns also tied his career-high.
“They do a lot of movement and like to switch it up with blitzes and whatnot. We just thought the best way to attack that was to throw screens and get the ball to our playmakers on the edge,” Taylor told The New Star after the game. “We believe our athletes are better than theirs, so that’s what we went with.”
Although Taylor will fall back off the radar come next week, he repeatedly makes the case that he’s the most under-rated receivers in the nation. And he’ll have the opportunity to prove that again on Saturday against Texas Tech.
Full line: 11 receptions for 178 yards and three touchdowns. One kick return for 16 yards. One punt return for 12 yards.
3. Donnel Pumphrey (Running back, San Diego State)
Any time you break a record held by Marshall Faulk, it’s a big day. Needless to say, it was a big, big day for San Diego State running back Donnel Pumphrey on Saturday.
With a first down run mid-way through the fourth quarter, Pumphrey, who tallied 281 yards on the ground against Cal, eclipsed Faulk’s all-time Aztec rushing record of 4,589 yards.
There"s the record breaker!
Donnel Pumphrey passes Marshall Faulk to become the @GoAztecs all-time leading rusher. https://t.co/nh08nmONfk
— CBS Sports Network (@CBSSportsNet) September 11, 2016
Despite his big day, which included over 300 total yards and three scores, Pumphrey credited the rest of San Diego State offense for the team’s 45-40 victory over Cal.
“I’m not really worried about the individual accolades,” Pumphrey told The Daily Aztec, “because it’s my whole offense that’s picking me up.”
Pumphrey will now likely enter the Heisman discussion, and rightfully so. He’s poised to have a tremendous season.
Full line: 29 carries for 281 yards (9.3 ypc) and three touchdowns. Four receptions for 29 yards.
2. Drew Lock (Quarterback, Missouri)
Potential, potential, potential.
Those are the words often repeated when it comes to Missouri quarterback Drew Lock, and ones he finally lived up to on Saturday.
In a 61-21 route of Eastern Michigan, Lock etched his name into the record books with a 450-yard, five-touchdown performance.
With his five touchdown tosses, Lock joins only Chase Daniel and Maty Mauk as Missouri quarterbacks who have thrown for five scores in a single game. And his 450 yards in a single game rank behind only Jeff Handy (480) and Blaine Gabbert (468) in school history.
“You look at his ability and his skill set … he has the skill set to be a really great player,” Missouri head coach Barry Odom told the Kansas City Star after the game. “I think Drew’s going to continue to get better. He’s still got a lot of room to grow, but it was exciting offensively to see those guys have success.”
Making Lock’s performance even more impressive is the fact that all five of his touchdown passes went to players who had never before caught a collegiate touchdown.
Lock still needs to find much more consistency moving forward, but the sophomore is well on his way.
Full line: 24-of-37 for 450 yards and five touchdowns. Two carries for one yard.
1. Lamar Jackson (Quarterback, Louisville)
Just how impressive was Lamar Jackson this week? To put it in perspective, his place on this list had already been written by the time Louisville finished their 62-28 route of Syracuse on Friday night. The only question left was where in the top two or three he would land.
When all was said and done, his performance under the lights of Friday night would not be matched. In fact, no one would even come close.
With his 411 yards passing and 199 yards rushing, Jackson became the only player in college football history to pass for 400-plus yards and rush for 175-plus yards in the same game. And his 610 total yards set a single-game record for Louisville.
Amazingly, the yardage numbers only tell a portion of the story. Jackson also passed for one touchdown, while rushing for another four. In total, Jackson now has 15 rushing touchdowns, which also sets another all-time Louisville record for quarterbacks.
There is no over-stating how impressive Jackson was. He was the single most dominant player on the field in any game this week, and his name will now begin to come up during Heisman discussions.
Jackson will face his biggest test to date next week when Louisville takes on Florida State.
Full line: 20-of-39 for 411 yards, one touchdown and one interception. 21 carries for 199 yards (9.5 ypc) and four touchdowns.
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Friday, September 9, 2016
How to watch 2016 college football, Week 2: TV schedule, streaming, and the "best" games
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Good morning! This is the Read Option, your daily college football newsletter. Sign up for this in your inbox! Below, you"ll find TV/streaming info for every FBS game of this weekend, in a chart showing you what to watch when.
College football"s opening weekend was great, wasn"t it? Five or seven days, depending on your calculations, with a handful of games we"ll all remember all the way through the end of the season. Four matchups between ranked teams, the highest Week 1 total in more than a decade! What could possibly go wrong?
Week 2 is what could go wrong. All the bad games were shoved into this weekend in order to make the opening to-do a real spectacle. The NFL also starts up this weekend, meaning college football retreats into a corner for a few days.
There are good games, interesting games, and games that will go so sideways they"ll be watchable. There just aren"t very many of them. That"s OK, though, because if you follow the plan below, you"ll enjoy the whole thing just fine. And as always, something completely bonkers will happen.
In each time slot, I"ve forced myself to pick at least one WATCH THIS game. Otherwise, games are sorted based on a subjective assessment of stakes, competitiveness, and entertainment value ... and this week, everything"s graded on a curve.
Thursday
Mercifully, Week 2 will give you time to prepare yourself. There are no FBS games and no games on national TV, and the NFL is starting anyway.
Friday
| WATCH THIS | Maybe watch this | This is a football game | |
| 8 p.m. ET | #13 Louisville at Syracuse ESPN2, WatchESPN | Maryland at FIU CBSSN |
| WATCH THIS | Maybe watch this | This is a football game | |
| Noon ET | Penn State at Pitt ESPN, WatchESPN | Rice at Army CBSSN | UCF at #5 Michigan ABC, WatchESPN |
| NC State at East Carolina ESPNU, WatchESPN | Lamar at #6 Houston WatchESPN | ||
| Wyoming at Nebraska ESPN2, WatchESPN | Nicholls at #9 Georgia SEC Network, WatchESPN | ||
| Cincinnati at Purdue ESPN, WatchESPN (Yeah, it"s that rough) | Prairie View A&M at #20 Texas A&M SEC Network, WatchESPN | ||
| CMU at #22 Oklahoma State FS1, FOX Sports GO | |||
| Indiana State at Minnesota ESPNews, WatchESPN | |||
| Howard at Rutgers BTN, BTN2GO | |||
| Boston College at UMass WatchESPN | |||
| 12:30 p.m. ET | Troy at #2 Clemson ACC Network, WatchESPN | ||
| Charleston SU at #3 Florida State ACC Network, WatchESPN | |||
| 1 p.m. ET | Stony Brook at Temple WatchESPN | ||
| 2 p.m. ET | Georgia State at Air Force CampusInsiders.com (Because of these clothes) | Youngstown State at West Virginia ROOT Sports Pittsburgh | |
| Utah State at USC Pac-12 Networks, P12N Live | |||
| 2:30 p.m. ET | Ohio at Kansas FSN, FOX Sports Go (What? KU is favored!) | ||
| 3 p.m. | Mercer at Georgia Tech ACC Network, WatchESPN | ||
| 3:30 p.m. | WKU at #1 Alabama ESPN2, WatchESPN | Tulsa at #4 Ohio State ABC, WatchESPN | Akron at #10 Wisconsin BTN, BTN2GO |
| SMU at #23 Baylor FS1, FOX Sports Go | Nevada at #18 Notre Dame NBC, NBCSports.com | ||
| Kentucky at Florida CBS, CBSSports.com (Very high Debacle Factor) | ODU at Appalachian State WatchESPN | ||
| UConn at Navy CBSSN | North Dakota at Bowling Green WatchESPN | ||
| Wake Forest at Duke ESPNU, WatchESPN | |||
| Eastern Illinois at Miami (Ohio) WatchESPN | |||
| Illinois State at Northwestern BTN, BTN2GO | |||
| 4 p.m. ET | Ball State at Indiana ESPNews, WatchESPN | Wofford at #19 Ole Miss SEC Network, Watch ESPN | |
| UTSA at Colorado State CampusInsiders.com | |||
| MTSU at Vanderbilt SEC Network, WatchESPN | |||
| 5 p.m. ET | Idaho at #8 Washington Pac-12 Network, P12N Live | ||
| 5:30 p.m. ET | Idaho State at Colorado Pac-12 Network, P12N Live | ||
| 6 p.m. ET | FAU at #25 Miami ACC Network, WatchESPN | Elon at Charlotte ConferenceUSA.com | |
| NC A&T at Kent State WatchESPN | |||
| Morgan State at Marshall beIN Sports | |||
| 7 p.m. ET | Arkansas at #15 TCU ESPN, WatchESPN | South Carolina at Mississippi State ESPN2, WatchESPN | UTEP at #11 Texas Longhorn Network, WatchESPN |
| Georgia Southern-South Alabama WatchESPN | NIU at USF CBSSN | ULM at #14 Oklahoma SoonerSports.com | |
| McNeese State at UL Lafayette WatchESPN | |||
| SCSU at Louisiana Tech ConferenceUSA.com | |||
| Bethune-Cookman at North Texas ConferenceUSA.com | |||
| Savannah State at Southern Miss TBA | |||
| Maine at Toledo WatchESPN | |||
| NC Central at Western Michigan WatchESPN | |||
| 7:30 p.m. ET | ¡El Assico! (ISU at #16 Iowa) BTN, BTN2GO | Arkansas State at Auburn SEC Network, WatchESPN | EMU at Missouri SEC Network, WatchESPN |
| BYU at Utah FOX, FOX Sports Go | North Carolina at Illinois BTN, BTN2GO | Jacksonville State at #21 LSU ESPNU, WatchESPN | |
| 8 p.m. ET | #17 Tennessee vs. Virginia Tech ABC, WatchESPN | New Mexico at New Mexico State WatchESPN (Yes, I will overrate any rivalry) | Southern at Tulane WatchESPN |
| UNLV at UCLA Pac-12 Network, P12N Live | |||
| 10 p.m. ET | Texas Tech at Arizona State FS1, FOX Sports Go | Sac State at Fresno State TBA | |
| 10:15 p.m. ET | Washington State at Boise State ESPN2, WatchESPN | ||
| 10:30 p.m. ET | Cal at San Diego State CBSSN | Virginia at #24 Oregon ESPN, WatchESPN | |
| 10:45 p.m. ET | Grambling State at Arizona Pac-12 Network, P12N Live | ||
| Midnight ET | UT Martin at Hawaii Oceanic PPV |
Tuesday, September 6, 2016
This Sad Florida State Fan May End Up Being The Best Meme Of The College Football Season
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The first half of Florida State’s game against Ole Miss could have gone much better for the Seminoles. The Rebels took a 28-13 lead into the locker room, but it seemed like their lead was much bigger than that. Florida State’s starting quarterback, Deondre Francois, looked like a dude who was starting for the first time, star running back Dalvin Cook couldn’t get going, and Ole Miss QB Chad Kelly carved up the FSU secondary (which, in fairness, managed to produce a turnover).
For FSU fans, it was probably rough, as a Florida State team that was expected to contend for a national title looked really flat. Sure, it was the first half of the first game of the year against a really good opponent, but for a team with national championship aspirations, you probably expect more.
One ‘Noles fan took this especially hard. We know nothing about him other than he has a spectacular mustache and a look on his face that makes all of us think “The Sound Of Silence” is going through his head at all times. Immediately after he showed up on the screen, the internet started making jokes. And my goodness were some of these jokes wonderful.
Of course, some people decided to make jokes that implied that this dude has hot Colin Kaepernick takes like seemingly everyone else.
There were also plenty of jokes across other sports. Some made NASCAR jokes, while others took a swipe at the Golden State Warriors for losing in the NBA Finals.
And, obviously, there were jokes about Harambe. Because there are always jokes about Harambe.
While this dude may not be on the level of the screaming Stanford fan from the 2016 Rose Bowl, he is still wonderful. And hey, cheer up buddy. It’s a long season, so even if the ‘Noles lose on Monday night (which is no foregone conclusion, as Florida State charged back to take a 29-28 lead in the third quarter to make this a close ballgame), that doesn’t mean the season is over just yet.
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Thursday, September 1, 2016
Teddy Bridgewater Replacement: 10 Best QB Options For Vikings To Consider
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Teddy Bridgewater’s 2016 season ended before it ever began Tuesday, as the 23-year-old quarterback suffered a dislocated knee and a torn ACL during a non-contact drill at practice. The Vikings now must decide whether to roll with veteran backup Shaun Hill or consider other options to run their offense.
Hill is 36 years old and has been used sparingly in recent seasons. He was with Minnesota last season, so there is some familiarity, but the Vikings might be better off looking outside the organization for Bridgewater’s replacement if they want to keep pace in the NFC North.
The problem is the lack of appealing options. Sure, there are some viable QBs available, either via trade or free agency, but Bridgewater seemed capable of taking a step forward in his third year at the helm.
Click for 10 QB options to replace Bridgewater >>
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Tuesday, August 30, 2016
ESPN"s calling this the best Week 1 CFB schedule ever. Well, it"s close enough for now!
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Good morning! This is the Read Option, your daily college football newsletter. Sign up for this in your inbox!
College football fans have had 2016’s opening weekend schedule circled for about a year and a half now. As non-conference games like Alabama-USC joined games like LSU-Wisconsin, and with Houston-Oklahoma gaining Playoff ramifications thanks to the Cougars’ rise, it became clear that something special was happening.
As of a few days ago, ESPN’s now repeatedly billing it as the greatest college football opening weekend ever.
It’s a very good weekend. It has four games between AP Top 25-ranked teams (LSU-Wisconsin, Georgia-North Carolina, Bama-USC, FSU-Ole Miss) and at least half a dozen other games that anybody anywhere should be interested in.
But best ever? Nah.
CBS Sports found four seasons since just 1985 with at least as many ranked-vs.-ranked games in Week 1. 1998 had double as many. And while spreading all this across five nights sounds nice and means Notre Dame-Texas and FSU-Ole Miss don’t get thrown on during other big games, the best game before Saturday is ... uh ... Kansas State-Stanford?
What is special here: we’re getting back to the way the sport should work. Good teams should play good teams from other parts of the country before bowl season.
What’s changed?
For one thing, in 2006, the NCAA started allowing each team to play a 12-game schedule every year. Most teams added cupcake opponents. Colleges like easy wins and home-game profits, and every team now has room for plenty of those per year.
One of the College Football Playoff’s stated goals is to encourage teams to play tougher schedules. Athletic directors talk about the perceived pressure to arrange quality matchups (because fans can’t yell at you if your coach can’t handle the elite schedule you gave him, at least for a while), the Big Ten and SEC have mandated their teams to play at least one Power 5 non-conference opponent per season, and neutral-sites have emerged as a way to make better games happen. So sure, the Playoff’s helped.
Probably more important, though: ESPN’s investment in college football. Kurt Dargis, ESPN’s director of programming and acquisitions, in an interview with Saturday Blitz:
It’s kind of a three-party process between the schools, the organizers and us. It takes about that long to get these done. There are some big headliner games beyond this season which we’ve already begun working on. Next year we have Michigan and Florida in Arlington. Alabama is playing Florid State in Atlanta on Saturday and Tennessee is playing Georgia Tech in Atlanta on Monday night. BYU is playing LSU in Houston…so, we’re working on those games in the outer years and our goal is always to have those things done two, three or four years ahead of time.
He’s talking specifically about kickoff times and which networks to put these games on, but there’s no question that ESPN’s influence throughout the sport has helped push schools toward games worthy of opening-weekend spotlights. And when ESPN helps make a good weekend, as ESPN"s done here, ESPN will let you know about it. That"s fine!
(Those "12th games" are arriving in Week 2 this year, by the way, with likely no games between AP-ranked teams. Week 3 looks great, though!)
Elsewhere
Bill is cranking through advanced conference predictions, with detailed win projections for each team. The ACC, Big 12, Big Ten, Independents, Mountain West, Pac-12, and SEC are up, with the rest coming today.
Jim Harbaugh tried to answer a question about Colin Kaepernick. Let’s just say he ended up having to tweet through it.
South Carolina got its highest-rated commit in years, and Bud explains why it’s an even bigger deal than it sounds.
Let’s talk through the 2016 season #narratives we’re already sick of! The comments are mostly people arguing about whether the SEC’s overrated or not, so I think the king of all arguments is still the king.
It’s not easy to see how Auburn beats Clemson, other than Jordan-Hare madness or whatever.
Urban Meyer doesn’t agree with a player’s year-long suspension, meaning it was a school rule of some sort.
If Tyrone Swoopes were to have some big moments as Texas’ starting QB this year, that would be pretty neat.
Hell yeah. Noel Devine, producer of some of the greatest highlight videos ever, is returning to WVU to finish his degree.
PREVIOUS: Combining Boston College’s defense and Texas Tech’s offense would give you the country’s best team. Combining their other units would give you the worst.
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Thursday, August 18, 2016
LeBron James Says Kawhi Leonard Defends Him Best
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Kawhi Leonard is the NBA’s premier defensive player, and LeBron James says the San Antonio Spurs forward does the best job guarding him one-on-one in the entire League.
Nothing easy. Best Defender goes to @KawhiLeonard. #PlayersVoicehttps://t.co/2arIdS9e9y
— NBPA (@TheNBPA) August 4, 2016
James and Leonard have met in the Finals a couple of times—with their respective teams each winning a title—and LBJ has plenty of respect for the budding 25-year-old star.
“Kawhi Leonard. Kawhi Leonard, he’s solid,” LeBron James said.
“He’s solid, solid at that end of the floor. He’s very, very solid. I like him. I like the kid.”
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Tuesday, August 9, 2016
Watch the 10 Best Dunks of Drew League 2016
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The Nike Drew League has became L.A.’s summer hoops hot spot, and after you see the demoralizing facial dunks, you’ll understand why.
The highlight reel includes the famous Shannin Sharpe posterizing throw-down that went viral in July. And if you liked that one, there are nine other dunks that are just as monsterous.
Check out the video above to watch the 10 most insane jams from this summer’s Drew League.
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Sunday, August 7, 2016
Brett Favre speech longest but best at Hall of Fame
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Brett Favre gave the longest speech of the night during Hall of Fame inductions on Saturday in Canton, but it was worth it.
Favre was presented by his wife Deanna and then took over and spoke for around 36 minutes. For the bulk of his speech, he talked about his family and gave his thanks to them.
An emotional moment as Brett Favre thanks his family for their support. #PFHOF16 https://t.co/oTAioC8duG
— NFL (@NFL) August 7, 2016
The truly tear-jerking part of his speech when Favre talked about his late father, Irv. Irving was Brett’s inspiration growing up. He coached Brett throughout his youth career and even was his high school coach. You know what made his Hall of Fame speech so special? Brett shared a story that he said he never previously shared with anyone, including Deanna. This was a good one.
"I spent the rest of my career trying to…make him proud."
Favre shares an untold story about his father. #PFHOF16 https://t.co/oThdtpi6se
— NFL (@NFL) August 7, 2016
Getting inducted into the Hall of Fame was the moment Brett finally would have arrived in his father’s eyes.
Favre also got to reassure the fans that he always regards himself as a Green Bay Packer.
Brett Favre may have played for the Jets and Vikings, but… https://t.co/Vkdci4dPX8
— NFL on ESPN (@ESPNNFL) August 7, 2016
Oh yeah, and we also can’t ignore the great joke Favre cracked.
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Friday, August 5, 2016
Tobin Heath’s Instagram: The Best Photos You Need to See
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Tobin Heath: 5 Fast Facts You Need to Know
The last time Tobin Heath played in a World Cup, her penalty shot was blocked in the championship game. The New Jersey native isn"t about to let history repeat itself.
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