Kurt Busch Wins Stage 1, While Stewart-Hass Dominates Early at Talladega
Written by Adrian Beecher Talladega, AL – Kurt Bush started on the pole and led the first 12 laps ahead of the first caution. The caution came out due a single car incident with the No. 96 of Jeffery Earnhardt. When the field went back to green, it was Busch still in the lead with his […]
Falcons Look To Halt Stumbles as Tampa Bay Comes To Town
Written by Erik Slaby Atlanta, GA – Heading into the 2018 NFL season, the Atlanta Falcons were picked by many analysts and prognosticators to make it into the NFL playoffs and go on a deep run. Some had even picked Atlanta to make the Super Bowl. Five weeks into the season, however, the season has […]
Miami’s Flaws Exposed in 16 – 13 Upset Defeat to Virginia
Written by Darrell Wilkinson University of Virginia fans stormed the field in celebration as they watched their Cavaliers upset the 16th-ranked Miami Hurricanes 16 to 13 in a game filled with mistakes from the Hurricanes that cost them the game. With 3:04 left in the fourth quarter Miami had cut Virginia’s lead to three after […]
Boston College Wins High Scoring Duel Against Louisville
Written by Ernie Casanova CHESTNUT HILL, MA— In what started out to be an unattractive gloomy afternoon, Saturday’s midday game between the Boston College Eagles and Louisville Cardinals was a bright spot on a day filled with dark clouds and cold rain. Both teams fought hard in the trenches to get after each teams’ signal […]
Duke Jumps Out To Early Lead on Georgia Tech, as Jackets Fall
Written by Brian Pohl Atlanta, GA- Georgia Tech’s home troubles in 2018 continue as they fall to the Duke Blue Devils 28-14. After a close first half, a strong second-half push by Duke saw the Blue Devils pull away from the Yellow Jackets with three touchdowns in the third quarter, which Georgia Tech was […]