The Little Caesars Pizza Bowl confirmed where it ranks as one of the lowest tiered bowl games possible. The organizers have come to an agreement with the Big 10 and Mid-American conference (MAC) for the next four bowl seasons. Presumably to build up anticipation, the committee announced that the bowl game will feature the...
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A big congratulations to this year’s 2009 College Football Rudy Award winner– LeVon Morefield. Mr. Morefield is a non-scholarship athlete who walked-on from Columbus Brookhaven to the University of Akron. Morefield overcame tremendous hurdles to reach this position such as his parents being crack addicts, never having a permanent home, and having no parental role models....
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The Akron Zips don’t usually make the headlines, but in a surprising and stunning move by coach J.D. Brookhart, starting QB Chris Jacquemain has been suspended for the classic “violation of team rules.” Of course, the school will not define what rules Jacquemain violated but we do know he is no stranger to suspension....
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According to Kentnewsnet.com, SR RB Eugene Jarvis suffered a severe kidney injury against Boston College this past Saturday. As a result, he will miss the remainder of the season. Jarvis is one of the top backs coming out of Kent State who amassed 3,426 career rushing yards. He will certainly be missed by the...
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Buffalo’s all-time leading rusher James Starks‘ career is over for the Bulls. The senior Doak Walker candidate RB suffered a labral tear in his shoulder that will require season ending surgery. This is not only disheartening for Buffalo fans but for fans of college football alike. Starks was a large contributor to Buffalo’s magical run last season in which they...
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For the second straight season, Dan LeFevour (Sr., 6-3 229 lbs.) has graced Comerica Park with an obnoxiously large billboard. LeFevour is arguably one of the top QBs statistically in the nation. This season, he is bound to break several offensive MAC records. As of now, he has 11,702 yards of total offense, just...
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Not sure if anyone outside of Detroit cares, but the city’s famed Motor City Bowl is getting a name change presumably because of its lack of popularity and the general economic decline in Detroit. George Perles, the co-founder and CEO of the Motor City Bowl, told WWJ Lansing Bureau Chief Tim Skubick Monday the...
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