The SEC is widely known is the most competitive football conference in America. From Heisman Trophy winners to unforgettable All-Americans, the conference has produced an endless amount of familiar faces. Many of these players transcend the game itself for one reason or another whether they became famous later in life or for positive or negative […]
Read MoreThe SEC brazenly announced its 2020 schedule 2.0 on SEC Network Monday evening. Each team will play a 10-game, conference only schedule with (at the very least) severely reduced stadium capacities. While the Pac-12 and Big 10 have postponed their seasons for now, it appears to be full steam ahead for the 14 SEC schools.
Read MoreWith the SEC maintaining its cavalier attitude towards playing college football this fall, Mizzou took to the field today for its first official team practice since early March. Mizzou coach Eli Drinkwitz appeared to be in high spirits during and after practice and he met with reporters to discuss topics such as the quarterback situation, […]
Read MoreCollege football has long been lauded for its pulse-pounding regular season. Sometimes, however, given the current and historic means of crowning a national champion, there are teams that wind up forgotten in time. The SEC has been the gold-standard for college football supremacy for countless years. Sure, some of these teams failed to win a […]
Read MoreThe SEC has long been the gold standard with regards to college football supremacy. The conference won an unprecedented seven straight national championships between 2006 and 2013 and five different schools have won. a championship in the last 30 years alone.
Read MoreWith the world in a holding pattern, college football is very much in doubt for the 2020 season. Should it occur as planned, attendance will either be non-existent or severely limited.
Read MoreMizzou head football coach Eli Drinkwitz, donning a Tiger mask, addressed reporters via Zoom on Wednesday.
Read MoreIn a recent sit-down interview for the upcoming SEC football documentary Saturday SuprEmaCy, former Razorback Peyton Hillis opened up about his time playing at Arkansas and what the university means to him now.
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