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First Loaded Weekend in College Hoops

Posted on December 19, 2015 by | Leave a comment

-Brian Wolf

First loaded Saturday of hoops is here!

There are always games. That is one of the best parts about the college basketball season, and sometimes we take that for granted. With the college football season now officially in bowl season, that means more free time on Saturday to watch college hoops. While we all enjoy a Monday night double header, nothing quite beats a full day of action on the hardwood. Sleep in a little bit, turn on GameDay, and then watch college hoops for twelve straight hours on ESPN, ESPN2, ESPNU, CBS, the SEC network, the YES network. This is one of those Saturdays!

December 19th is the first really good hoops Saturday of the 2015-16 season. We have two quality neutral court doubleheaders, a top 10ish match up in Virginia, and at least 10 watchable fixtures to get you through 12 hours of the day. Now that college football takes a back seat and final exams should be wrapped up, it is time for some college hoops!

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Bills/Dolphins Quick Hitters

Posted on November 10, 2015 by | Leave a comment

–Brian Wolf

Sunday was a must win game for the Bills, and they handled their business. This win was sparked by the return of a couple of starters who missed the last game versus the Jaguars. Tyrod Taylor, Sammy Watkins, and Karlos Williams all played a huge role in getting the Bills back to .500.
Bills fans are celebrating the return of this guy. (Getty Images)

Bills fans are celebrating the return of this guy. (Getty Images)

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Beer Bottles and Bat Flips: The Blue Jays Make History

Posted on October 15, 2015 by | Leave a comment

– Brian Wolf

Jose Bautista hit the biggest home run of his life (Getty Images)

Jose Bautista hit the biggest home run of his life (Getty Images)

The Toronto Blue Jays have not won a playoff home game since 1993. That all changed tonight. The people of Toronto witnessed history tonight as their Jays came back from a 3-2 hole and overcame one of the craziest plays anyone has seen. The Rangers got Cole Hamels for a game like this, and he came through until his defense let him down.

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College Football Review: Week 4

Posted on September 29, 2015 by | Leave a comment

-Brian Wolf

We are a month into the season and five weeks away from the first College Football Playoff ranking. It’s a good thing because as of right now there are many teams that believe they are a top four team. We witnessed many top tier programs handling their business against lesser opponents while schools such as TCU were taken to the brink and barely survived. We got to watch a Heisman hopeful widen the gap from his opponents and we got to see Karl Malone still use a flip phone.

The current top two schools in the country, Ohio State and Michigan State took care of business with 38-12 and 30-10 victories. The Big Ten is definitely representing themselves well right now. TCU and Trevone Boykin escaped a close one against in state rival Texas Tech on a fourth down tipped reception for the game winning touchdown with under 30 seconds remaining. UCLA went on the road to take on Arizona and took care of business with a 56-30 victory. Number 17 Northwestern remained undefeated after a 24-19 victory over Ball State and number 18 Utah put a whooping on number 13 Oregon. Are we witnessing the fall of the Ducks?

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Is Chad Kelly a Heisman Contender? Ranking the Early Heisman Candidates

Posted on September 23, 2015 by | Leave a comment

3 weekends of college football are in the books, and while some questions have been answered as to which teams are good and who’s not, plenty remain unanswered. The race for the Heisman Trophy is much of the same. Brian Wolf takes a look at his top 5 Heisman contenders through 3 weeks and some of the stories that have interested him so far.

Stud wideout Will Fuller has meshed well with backup QB DeShone Kizer (Getty Images)

Stud wideout Will Fuller has meshed well with backup QB DeShone Kizer (Getty Images)

#5 Will Fuller, WR Notre Dame

The 6’0″ junior from Philadelphia, PA is on pace for over 1,500 receiving yards and 20 plus touchdowns. Through three games, Fuller has 18 receptions for 397 yards and 5 touchdowns. With the season ending injury to quarterback Malik Zaire, look for DeShone Kizer to rely heavily on the All-American candidate during crucial moments the rest of the season. Continue reading →

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College Football: Week Two Preview

Posted on September 10, 2015 by | Leave a comment
BYU celebrate after beating Nebraska on a Hail Mary. (Omaha.com)

BYU celebrate after an improbable win over Nebraska. (Omaha.com)

Week One came and went for college football. We saw Stanford go down on the road to Northwestern, BYU victorious on a Hail Mary from their backup quarterback, Chad Kelly played well against UT-Martin, and the defending national champions played alright against the only team that defeated them last season in Virginia Tech.

This weekend, we already have a game with playoff implications, power teams trying to regain elite status, and of course some unexpected oddities. It’s the early weeks like this one that often blow up the script and that is why we watch!

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UB: Paying the Price to Win?

Posted on August 14, 2015 by | Leave a comment
A recent incident involving UB star Justin Moss has some fans wondering about some of the players entering the program (Rushthecourt.com)

A recent incident involving UB star Justin Moss has some fans wondering about some of the players entering the program (Rushthecourt.com)

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“The status of University at Buffalo star basketball player Justin Moss is uncertain in the wake of his involvement in an on-campus theft. Continue reading →

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5 Teams: 5 questions at Quarterback

Posted on August 10, 2015 by | Leave a comment

-Brian Wolf

Fives Teams With Big Questions at Quarterback

The quarterback position remains a question mark. Pictured: #16 Matt Cassell, #5 Tyrod Taylor, #3 EJ Manuel (Photo Credit: BuffaloBills.com)

The quarterback position remains a question mark. Pictured: #16 Matt Cassell, #5 Tyrod Taylor, #3 EJ Manuel (Photo Credit: BuffaloBills.com)

There is nothing like a quarterback battle to kick off training camp. It brings out the best in players. The repetitions, the rivalry, the competition. There are five teams with interesting story lines surrounding the quarterback position. Two teams have battles going on, while the other three have signal callers on the hot seat.

The Buffalo Bills and Houston Texans have battles going on right now. Rex Ryan has gone as far as to not name an opening week starter until the game, while the Texans have two QBs who will most likely not be a starter for the long term. Of all the QB situations, the Bills may have the best situation for success. All you need to do is look at the playmakers around the position including the additions of LeSean McCoy, Percy Harvin, and Charles Clay. Whoever has the reins for Week 1 against the Indianapolis Colts will have one simple task: manage the game and limit turnovers. Many believe Matt Cassel has the fast track lead to be the starter as the 33 year old is the perfect fit for the Bills current situation. Opposing defenses will know what they are going up against, as Cassel will not surprise anyone with his arm strength or accuracy. With new offensive coordinator, Greg Roman, look for the Bills to bring a rush heavy attack. While EJ Manuel may be more athletic, he is prone to mistakes, and Tyrod Taylor is more of an unknown at this time.

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College Football 2015: Top 5 Quarterbacks

Posted on August 3, 2015 by | Leave a comment

– Brian Wolf

With the 2015 college football season just over a month away, it is time to take a look at the top five quarterbacks to watch out for. No more Jameis Winston or Marcus Mariota as they went one and two in this year’s NFL Draft, but someone from this list will most likely be a strong Heisman candidate and high pick in next year’s draft.

5) Dak Prescott – Mississippi State

(Mike Ehrmann/Getty Images)

(Mike Ehrmann/Getty Images)

2014 stats – 4,435 yards passing (986 rushing) 41 total TD/11 INT Continue reading →

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Aaron Kromer staying or going?

Posted on July 16, 2015 by | Leave a comment

–Brian Wolf

Reports say that Aaron Kromer may be fired by weeks end. (Photo/AP)

Reports say that Aaron Kromer may be fired by weeks end. (Photo/AP)

 

Why is Aaron Kromer still a Buffalo Bill?

The Buffalo Bills have been in the media this past week or two for all the wrong reasons. First it was rookie Ronald Darby, standing up for former Florida St. Seminole De’Andre Johnson who punched a women at a bar. Then it was Duke Williams who was made out to be like he was thirsty, chasing adult star Mia Khalifa. But over the weekend, first year offensive line coach Aaron Kromer lost it, tossed a teenager to the ground, punched him in the face, and then threatened to kill his family, if they reported him to the police.

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