After slow start, Miami cruises past Toldeo
Written by Brian Pohl Miami, FL- After 20 days since their last game, the Miami Hurricanes were finally back on the field to take on the 3-0 Toledo Rockets in their final game before ACC play. The rust from the long break was evident in the first half, as Miami was able to get some […]
Miami trailing Toledo 16-10 at the half
Written by Derek Robbie The number 14 ranked Miami Hurricanes go into the game against Toledo coming off of a 20-day layover that included one cancellation and one postponement due to Hurricane Irma. The Canes will look to continue doing the things that worked in their 41-13 thrashing over Bethune-Cookman. The Toledo Rockets are coming […]
Missed Opportunities Loom Large for #12 FSU in 27-21 Home Loss to NC State
Written by Manuel DeLeon Tallahassee, FL— After waiting a very long 21 days to play, Florida State (0-2,0-1) came up just short in their ACC opener, falling to North Carolina State (3-1,1-0) 27-21. For the first time in the Jimbo Fisher era the Seminoles start their season 0-2. True freshman quarterback James Blackman, making his […]
Boston College Knows what to Expect in Death Valley
Written by Brett Korpi Coming off back-to-back blowout losses, to ACC Atlantic division rival Wake Forest and longtime rival Notre Dame, the Boston College Eagles can’t afford to focus on the past as it travels down to Clemson to take on the defending CFP National Champions and No.2 ranked Tigers. The difficultly of facing an […]
Canes locked in on Toledo, ready to get back to football after Hurricane Irma
Written by Brian Pohl The #14 Miami Hurricanes’ last game was on September 2nd against Bethune-Cookman in the opening week of the college football season. The long break, caused by the effects of Hurricane Irma, has many players feeling anxious to retake the field and play in an actual game. Head Coach Mark Richt noticed […]