College Football

Rutgers-Temple opener postponed due to flooding from remnants of Hurricane Ida

September 2, 2021Articles, College Football, Events, FYI, NCAA, Pressed247 sports, Brad Crawford, Game Postponed, Hurricane Ida, Ida Flooding, Piscataway NJ, Rutgers Football, Rutgers Scarlet Knights, Rutgers University, Temple Football, Temple Owls, Temple University

Piscataway Township tweeted that damaged caused by Ida wreaking havoc on the area has made travel for fans unsafe to Thursday's original scheduled game. Tap below to read the article by…

Texas A&M extends coach’s deal for three years with significant raise

September 1, 2021Articles, College Football, FYI, NCAA, Odds and Ends, PressedBarrett Sallee, CBSSports, Contract exrension, Jimbo Fisher, Pay Raise, Texas A&M

Jimbo Fisher just signed a contract extension with Texas A&M, giving him 9 years for $95 MILLION dollars. Tap below to read the article from Barrett Sallee of CBSSports. https://www.cbssports.com/college-football/news/jimbo-fisher-contract-texas-a-m-extends-coachs-deal-for-three-years-with-significant-raise/

Nebraska donors keep sellout streak alive by buying remaining tickets for home game vs. Fordham

August 31, 2021Articles, College Football, NCAA, Odds and Ends, Pressed1962, CBSSports, Cornhuskers, Donors, Fordham Rams, Home game sellout streak, Illinois, Memorial Stadium, Nebraska Cornhuskers, Nebraska Football, Red Carpet Experience, Scott Frost, Shehan Jeyarajah

Gonna be interesting to see if the Cornhuskers will be able to keep the sell out streak alive. Tap below to read the article by Shehan Jeyarajah for CBSSports. https://www.cbssports.com/college-football/news/nebraska-donors-keep-sellout-streak-alive-by-buying-remaining-tickets-for-home-game-vs-fordham/

Ohio State freshman QB Quinn Ewers signs $1.4M NIL deal

August 31, 2021Articles, College Football, News, Pressedcollege football, GT Sports Marketing, GTSM, NCAA, NCAA Football, NIL, Ohio State Buckeyes, Ohio State Football, Quinn Evers, Sam Cooper, Yahoo Sports

Things are about to get really crazy with this NIL stuff. Tap below to read the article by Sam Cooper of Yahoo Sports https://www.yahoo.com/sports/reports-ohio-state-freshman-quinn-ewers-signs-14-m-nil-deal-190747304.html

From coach to QB: Former South Carolina graduate assistant Zeb Noland expected to start for Gamecocks

August 31, 2021Articles, College Football, Odds and Ends, Pressed, SEC FootballCBSSports, Coach to quarterback, Iowa State, North Dakota State, SEC, SEC Football, Shehan Jeyarajah, South Carolina Football, South Carolina Gamecocks, South Carolina graduate assistant, Zeb Noland

Now here's something you don't see every day! Tap below to read the article by Shehan Jeyarajah of CBSSports. https://www.cbssports.com/college-football/news/from-coach-to-qb-former-south-carolina-graduate-assistant-zeb-noland-expected-to-start-for-gamecocks/

SEC Establishes Event Cancellation Policies

August 30, 2021Articles, College Football, FYI, Odds and Ends, PressedCovid Cancellation Polilcy, SEC, SEC Football

Well football season must be upon us, as the SEC has announced their Covid cancellation policy for sports. Tap below to read the release from the SEC https://www.secsports.com/article/32114754/sec-establishes-event-cancellation-policies?fbclid=IwAR2IwTNegl4_-P1hGliLoONMCGrlP7sWuI-vN1NXvqaH8lPX92aFeEeAINE

Rutgers-Temple opener postponed due to flooding from remnants of Hurricane Ida

Texas A&M extends coach’s deal for three years with significant raise

Nebraska donors keep sellout streak alive by buying remaining tickets for home game vs. Fordham

Ohio State freshman QB Quinn Ewers signs $1.4M NIL deal

From coach to QB: Former South Carolina graduate assistant Zeb Noland expected to start for Gamecocks

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