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Who: CFI Founder Daniel Mogollon and Lloyd Ribner III.
What: We talk Big Ten Football, break down our conference power rankings and preview week ten.
When: Friday, November 5, 4:00pm Eastern
If you missed it, don’t worry. You can listen to the archived show starting at 5:00pm Eastern.
Who: CFI Founder Daniel Mogollon and Lloyd Ribner III.
What: We talk Big Ten Football, break down our conference power rankings and preview week ten.
When: Friday, November 5, 4:00pm Eastern
If you missed it, don’t worry. You can listen to the archived show starting at 5:00pm Eastern.
This is a portion of an interview on College Football Insiders Radio with Boise State wide receiver Austin Pettis.
Tell us a little bit about Austin Pettis off the field.
I’m still a sports guy. Basketball is actually my favorite sport and I’m a baseball fan as well. I have a lot of baseball in my family on both sides professionally, so it’s all about sports throughout my whole life inside and out.
Are you related to Gary Pettis?
Yes sir, that is my uncle.
Is that where you got your speed?
I think that’s definitely where I got it.
How do you think yours compares to his in his heyday?
I think he’s definitely got me on
This is a portion of an interview on College Football Insiders Radio with Boise State wide receiver Austin Pettis.
Tell us a little bit about Austin Pettis off the field.
I’m still a sports guy. Basketball is actually my favorite sport and I’m a baseball fan as well. I have a lot of baseball in my family on both sides professionally, so it’s all about sports throughout my whole life inside and out.
Are you related to Gary Pettis?
Yes sir, that is my uncle.
Is that where you got your speed?
I think that’s definitely where I got it.
How do you think yours compares to his in his heyday?
I think he’s definitely got me on
Click to listen our interviews with coaches, players and media members from the world of college football.
Coaches Corner:
Gary Pinkel, Head Coach, Missouri
Troy Calhoun, Head Coach, Air Force
George O’Leary, Head Coach, Central Florida
Tyrone Wheatley, Running Backs Coach, Syracuse
Player Spotlight:
Adrian Clayborn, Defensive End, Iowa
Nick Fairley, Defensive Tackle, Auburn
Doug Hogue, Linebacker, Syracuse
Nate Irving, Linebacker, North Carolina State
Case Keenum, Quarterback, Houston
Ryan Kerrigan, Defensive End, Purdue
Austin Pettis, Wide Receiver, Boise State
Daniel Thomas, Running Back, Kansas State
Hall of Fame:
Click to listen our interviews with coaches, players and media members from the world of college football.
Coaches Corner:
Gary Pinkel, Head Coach, Missouri
Troy Calhoun, Head Coach, Air Force
George O’Leary, Head Coach, Central Florida
Tyrone Wheatley, Running Backs Coach, Syracuse
Player Spotlight:
Adrian Clayborn, Defensive End, Iowa
Nick Fairley, Defensive Tackle, Auburn
Doug Hogue, Linebacker, Syracuse
Nate Irving, Linebacker, North Carolina State
Case Keenum, Quarterback, Houston
Ryan Kerrigan, Defensive End, Purdue
Austin Pettis, Wide Receiver, Boise State
Daniel Thomas, Running Back, Kansas State
Hall of Fame:
The following players have received invites to the 2011 Senior Bowl:
WR Dwayne Harris, East Carolina
OL Anthony Costonzo, Boston College
OL Derek Sherrod, Mississippi State
OL Rodney Hudson, Florida State
In a game that featured two of the top quarterbacks in the nation, there was only one that put forth a great performance, and that was Ricky Stanzi. The Iowa defense smothered the Spartans all game long and intercepted Kirk Cousins three times to complete a convincing win over the previously undefeated Spartans. Although the Michigan State defense played fairly well, they could not keep the Hawkeyes out of the end zone. Now the Big Ten is jumbled at the top with four teams with one loss in conference play, which should make for an exciting finish. Here are the highlights and lowlights of the players who drew attention.
Ricky Stanzi played one of his best and most complete games all season, going 11-of-15 for 190 yards and three touchdowns against a staunch Spartan defense. He started the game off by standing tall in the
In a game that featured two of the top quarterbacks in the nation, there was only one that put forth a great performance, and that was Ricky Stanzi. The Iowa defense smothered the Spartans all game long and intercepted Kirk Cousins three times to complete a convincing win over the previously undefeated Spartans. Although the Michigan State defense played fairly well, they could not keep the Hawkeyes out of the end zone. Now the Big Ten is jumbled at the top with four teams with one loss in conference play, which should make for an exciting finish. Here are the highlights and lowlights of the players who drew attention.
Ricky Stanzi played one of his best and most complete games all season, going 11-of-15 for 190 yards and three touchdowns against a staunch Spartan defense. He started the game off by standing tall in the
Ten thoughts from around the college football landscape, straight from the mind of Lloyd Ribner III.
1) See that number right next to the start of this column? That’s right, the number 1. For those of you who don’t know, this number, when spelled, looks like this…Oregon. Yep, those Ducks from Eugene who lead the nation every year in absurd uniform combinations are now the best team in the country, and I don’t think anyone is close. Chip Kelly’s squad boasts not one, but two Heisman trophy candidates in Darron Thomas and LaMichael James. The Quack attack invaded the Coliseum this past Saturday and continued their nearly point-a-minute offensive steamroll against USC in a game that many experts (No, I am not an expert, therefore I didn’t pick against