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THE SEC MENU – BBQ AND CUPCAKES
The first slate of SEC games is so embarrassing that I am tempted to just skip it. There is more lame shit and gutless behavior here than at a Glen Beck concert. LSU has a good game, as does Vandy. Mississippi State probably isn’t far out of their weight class. Other than that, the league should be ashamed. If I was ESPN, I’d want some of my money back. It is like the girl said to the flasher, “It looks like one, but I remember them being bigger.” Well this looks like a schedule, but it is just an excuse to get drunk and wear ugly clothing.
The Freshest 15 for the 2010 Season: #9 and #8
Wisconsin and TCU
#15: Florida State #14: Florida #13: Ohio State #12: West Virginia #11: Houston #10: Arkansas #9: Wisconsin – He is studious, that Brett Bielema. Any deficiencies he may own when it comes to developing talent and calling football plays, he masks with his relentless scouring of the NCAA rulebook. At breakfast, at dinner, at the [...]
Creek vs. Musket – Return of the Gamblin’ Men in 2010
Creek 0-0: This is coming in the nick of time. The lizards are starting to gnaw at my brain. One more week without college football and I might be last seen taking a stolen Chevy off of Mt. Le Conte into the blue Tennessee sky, totally naked and with Jerry Lee blaring at full blast [...]
Putting Things In Order
Ranking All Conferences
In the spirit of getting ready for college football season this week, the staff and contributors of The College Football Voice have taken on the most impressive task of ranking every conference from ACC to WAC. Let me tell you, this was not an easy undertaking – with no immediate information from a couple of conferences I actually had to pull out the old dart board to provide magic insight where no specialized information was available. Of course these rankings are only our opinions, if you have another opinion, please share it with us.
THE SEC BREAKDOWN
This is the year of near parity on the field in the SEC, according to those who write about football, but do not actually watch it. Arkansas is as good or better than Alabama. South Carolina will make a (nother) run for the East championship. I don’t know what league the boys in the basement [...]
The Freshest 15 For the 2010 Season: #10
Arkansas
10. Arkansas – That’s right, I bought the hype. Or, am I the one that created it. I’ve seen firsthand the destruction left by Bobby Petrino both on the field as a head coach for Louisville, and in his wake after departure from the Cardinal program. He didn’t last in the NFL not only because the players were big enough to eat him, but because they made enough money to also afford disposable methods for handling human bones. That’s what scared him the most. Petrino decided to take his footballs and go back to the college level.
Interview of USC Super Fan
by Evry Mann
Reporter for Hillbilly Stump
“Four years and several investigations ago the NCAA brought forth on this college football season new sanctions, conceived in the PAC 10, and dedicated to the proposition that all football violations are created by unscrupulous agents “
Check out this exclusive interview of USC Super Fan
Should There be a Salary Cap for College Football Coaches?
We Need More Bang for the Buck
All around the country college football programs are struggling. Universities are being forced to cut non-revenue sports because money just isn’t available. Economically times are uncertain… and yet universities continue to spend 3 and 4 million dollars a year on coaching salaries. “Winning at Any Cost “seems to be the mantra for today’s elite college football programs.
Now some folks might argue that college football produces revenue for universities and enormous coaching salaries are needed to attract the best coaches so a program can stay competitive and maintain its elite status. Some people will tell you that the ROI justifies the cost of paying a huge salary, and that would be true of any “Big Business “ but universities are not businesses, they are Institutes of Higher Learning, or at least they should be.