The last time UCLA had a football coach who started 4-0 in his debut season, the school still didn’t know what to make of its bespectacled basketball coach who looked more like a professor. Guy by the name of John Wooden. Wooden had just completed his first season in the fall of 1949 when Henry...
Alabama is a double-digit favorite this Saturday night against South Carolina, but that doesn't mean it's definitely going to be easy. The post 5 reasons why Alabama needs to be careful with South Carolina appeared first on Saturday Down South .
This could be the start of the payoff for all of USC coach Lincoln Riley’s heartache and strain. All of that early promise with a Heisman Trophy-winning quarterback that never was fulfilled. All of those seasons that ended short of the College Football Playoff. All of the constant pivoting this way and that to address...
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