MY College Football Rankings (Nov. 22)

1. Alabama
2. Florida
3. Texas
4. TCU
5. Cincinnati
6. Georgia Tech
7. Boise St.
8. Ohio St.
9. Pittsburgh
10. Oregon
11. Oklahoma St.
12. Iowa
13. Virginia Tech
14. Penn St.
15. Miami
16. Oregon St.
17. LSU
18. Clemson
19. BYU
20. California
21. USC
22. North Carolina
23. Mississippi
24. Utah
25. Houston

Bowl Projections( Nov. 5)

BCS- Texas vs. Alabama
Orange- Georgia Tech vs. Cincinnati
Fiesta- Oklahoma st. vs. TCU
Sugar- Boise St. vs. Florida
Rose- Iowa vs. Oregon
GMAC- N. Illinois vs. Northwestern
Alamo- Texas A&M vs. Ohio St.
Papajohns.com- Rutgers vs. S. Carolina
Cotton- Missouri vs. Arkansas
International- C. Michigan vs. Bowling Green
Liberty- Houston vs. Ole Miss
Gator- Miami vs. S. Florida
Capitol One- Penn St. vs. LSU
Outback- Wisconsin vs. Tennessee
Chick-fil-a- Virgina Tech vs. Auburn
Insight- Texas Tech vs. Minnesota
Sun- Notre Dame vs. Arizona
Armed Forces- Marshall vs. Air Force
Texas- Iowa St. vs. Navy
Humanitarian- San Diego St. vs. Fresno St.
Holiday- Nebraska vs. USC
EagleBank- Ohio vs. Army
Meineke- Boston College vs. Pitt
Little Caesars- Michigan St. vs. Temple
Music City- Clemson vs. Georgia
Independence- Oklahoma vs. Kentucky
Champs Sports- North Carolina vs. Michigan
Emerald- Duke vs. Washington
Hawaii- Tulsa vs. Nevada
Poinsettia- BYU vs. Oregon
Las Vegas- Utah vs. California
New Orleans- UCF vs. Troy
St. Petersburg- W. Virgina vs. ECU
New Mexico- Idaho vs. Kansas St.

My College Football Rankings( Nov.1)

1. Florida

2. Texas
3. Alabama
4. TCU
5. Oregon
6. cinncinatti
7. Boise St.
8. Iowa
9. LSU
10. Georgia Tech
11. Penn St.
12. Ohio St.
13. USC
14. Pittsburgh
15. Utah
16. Houston
17. Miami
18. Arizona
19. Notre Dame
20. Oklahoma st.
21. Oklahoma
22. Virgina Tech
23. Wisconsin
24. BYU
25. South Florida

My College Football Rankings (Oct. 25)

1. Texas
2. Florida
3. Alabama
4. Iowa
5. TCU
6. USC
7. Boise St.
8. Cincinnati
9. Oregon
10. LSU
11. Penn St.
12. Georgia Tech
13. Oklahoma St.
14. Virginia Tech
15. Pittsburgh
16. Utah
17. Houston
18. Ohio St.
19. Arizona
20. Miami
21. Notre Dame
22. Mississippi
23. California
24. West Virginia
25. South Carolina

NCAA Predictions (Week 6)

SEC
Arkansas 31, Auburn 17 11:00 AM ESPN
Vanderbilt 38, Army 10 11:00 AM
Georgia 34, Tennessee 7 11:20 AM ESPN 360
Miss St. 24, Houston 20 11:30 AM ESPNU
South Carolina 28, Kentucky 17 11:30 AM ESPN 360
Alabama 59, Ole Miss 20 2:30 PM CBS
Florida 38, LSU 17 7:00 PM CBS

BIG 12
Oklahoma St 39, Texas A&M 7 11:30
Kansas 66, Iowa St. 7 11:30
Oklahoma 16, Baylor 12 2:30 ABC
Texas Tech 27, Kansas State 17 6:00
Texas 56, Colorado 17 6:15 ESPN

My College Football Rankings (Oct. 4)

1. Florida
2. Texas
3. Alabama
4. Boise State
5. Virgina Tech
6. LSU
7. USC
8. Ohio State
9. Miami
10. Cincinnati
11. TCU
12. Penn State
13. Oregon
14. Iowa
15. BYU
16. Oklahoma
17. Ole Miss
18. Auburn
19. Georgia
20.Kansas
21. Nebraska
22. Stanford
23. Missouri
24. Georgia Tech
25. Pittsburgh

Razorbacks beat Texas A&M 47-19

The Arkansas Razorbacks (2-2. 0-2 SEC) defeated the Texas A&M Aggies (3-1) in the first ever Southwest Classic. Razorbacks star QB Ryan Mallet passed for 271 yards and 4 touchdowns in Cowboy Stadium(aka. Razorback Stadium-West). The Razorbacks defense improved greatly since the Razorbacks 35-7 loss to Alabama last Saturday, only allowing 19 points to the Aggies. Razorback receiver Joe Adams caught 3 passes for 110 yards, while HB Micheal Smith caught 5 passes for 61 yards and a touchdown.

My College Football Rankings (September 27)

1. Florida
2. Texas
3. Alabama
4. Boise State
5. Virgina Tech
6. LSU
7. USC
8. Oklahoma
9. Ohio State
10. Georgia
11. TCU
12. Cincinnati
13. Iowa
14. Houston
15. Oregon
16. Penn State
17. Oklahoma
18. BYU
19. Miami
20. Kansas
21. California
22. Ole Miss
23. Michigan
24. Nebraska
25. Stanford

My Rankings (Sept. 20)

1.Flordia

2. Texas

3. Alabama

4. Ole Miss

5. California

6. Penn State

7. Miami

8. LSU

9. Boise State

10. Virgina Tech

11. USC

12. Oklahoma

13. Ohio State

14. TCU

15. Cincinnati

16. Florida State

17. Georgia

18. Houston

19. Oklahoma State

20. Kansas

21. Michigan

22. BYU

23. Washington

24. Nebraska

25. Auburn

My College Football Rankings (September 6)

1. Flordia
2. Texas
3. Alabama
4. USC
5. Ohio State
6. Ole Miss
7. Oklahoma St.
8. Penn State
9. California
10. BYU
11. LSU
12. Penn State
13. Oklahoma
14. Utah
15. Boise State
16. Georgia Tech
17. Florida State
18. Notre Dame
19. Georgia
20. Oregon
21. Kansas
22. Michigan St.
23. Missouri
24. Iowa
25. Nebraska

Arkansas Opens Season with a Boom

The Razorbacks opened their 2009 season last night with a 48-10 victory over a Missouri State in Little Rock. It was all over at War Memorial when Dennis Johnson returned the opening kick for a touchdown. Arkansas also set a school record with a total of 447 passing yards, with Ryan Mallet completing 17 of his 22 passes for 309 yards and a touchdown, and backup quarterback Tyler Wilson completing 13 of his 19 passes for 138 yards and a touchdown. Senior London Crawford caught 2 passes for 44 yards before hurting his shoulder in the 3rd quarter. The Razorbacks next game is against Georgia on September 19.

Pre-Season Top 25

1. Flordia
2. Texas
3. Oklahoma
4. USC
5. Ole Miss
6. Virgina Tech
7. Ohio St.
8. Alabama
9. Penn St.
10. Georgia
11. LSU
12. California
13. Oklahoma St.
14. Utah
15. Oregon
16. Boise St.
17. Georgia Tech
18. Florida St.
19. BYU
20. Notre Dame
21. Kansas
22. Iowa
23. Michigan St.
24. Illinois
25. Nebraska

Arkansas vs. Florida State Super-Regional

Go Hogs! they have made it the NCAA Baseball Super Regional in the College World Series. They won the Norman regional by beating Washington State once and Oklahoma twice. They will now face Florida State in the Super-Regional.

UNC Blows Out Michigan St. 89-72

The North Carolina Tar Heels broke 2 records in the first half of the National Championship Game. First, they scored 55 points, one record. Second, the led by 21 points, another record. Everyone watching the game at half time was pretty sure N. Carolina was going to win. They kept that lead in the second half and won their fifth National Championship, second in five years. Ty Lawson led the Tar Heels with 21 points, 6 assists and 8 steals, after leaving for the first round because of a toe injury. Wayne Ellington was the Final Four MVP, totaling 39 points, 8 3's, 13 rebounds and 4 assists.

Road to the Final Four

Four teams, three games, one champion, all in Detroit, MI. IT IS THE FINAL FOUR! Today, we will look at how the four teams got here, and who will go to the championship game. Here are the teams:
MICHIGAN ST.-Midwest Regional Champions
Defeated (15) Robert Morris 77-62
Defeated (10) USC 74-69
Defeated (3) Kansas 67-62
Defeated (1) Louisville 64-52
Defeated (1) Connecticut 82-73
CONNECTICUT-West Regional Champions
Defeated (16) UT-Chattanooga 103-47
Defeated (9) Texas A&M 92-66
Defeated (5) Purdue 72-60
Defeated (3) Missouri 82-75
Lost to (2) Michigan St. 73-82
VILLANOVA- East Regional Champions
Defeated (14) American 80-67
Defeated (6) UCLA 89-69
Defeated (2) Duke 77-54
Defeated (1) Pitt 78-76
Lost to (1) UNC 69-83
UNC- South Regional Champions
Defeated (16) 101-58
Defeated (8) LSU 84-70
Defeated (4) Gonzaga 98-77
Defeated (2) Oklahoma 72-60
Defeated (3) Villanova 83-69

Today we will see these 2 games, along with them are my picks.

Michigan St. 82, Connecticut 73
UNC 83, Villanova 69

Today's Games (NCAA Tournament) Mar. 29

ELITE EIGHT!

MIDWEST
Louisville 52, Michigan St. 64

SOUTH
N. Carolina 72, Oklahoma 60

Today's Games (NCAA Tournament) Mar. 28

ELITE EIGHT!

WEST
UConn 82, Mizzou 75

EAST
Pitt 76 Villanova 78

Today's Games (NCAA Tournament) Mar. 27

SWEET 16!

MIDWEST

Louisville 103, Arizona 64
Michigan St. 67, Kansas 62

SOUTH

Oklahoma 84, Syracuse 71
North Carolina 98, Gonzaga 77

Today's Games (NCAA Tournament) Mar. 26

SWEET 16!

WEST
Connecticut 72, Purdue 60
Memphis 91, Missouri 102

EAST
Pitt 60, Xavier 55
Duke 54, Villanova 77

Arkansas schedules Oklahoma and Texas

Although the Arkansas' complete non-conference schedule will not be released until August or September, Arkansas coach, John Pelphrey, say that the Hogs will play Oklahoma in Norman, Okla., and Texas at home next year. Arkansas will finish the current series with Texas in 2010 in Austin. Oklahoma also owes Arkansas a home game in 2010.