Last season, the Cardinals overcame injuries to star QB Brian Brohm and RB Michael Bush to win the Big East and defeat ACC Champion Wake Forest in the Orange Bowl. Not that there weren’t bumps along the way. Many watched their slugfest with West Virginia, but the Cards proceeded to fall victim to a trap game in New Jersey, losing their undefeated record and a chance at a National Championship. More bad news was to come, as Head Coach Bobby Petrino announced his departure to coach the Atlanta Vicks.
Looking forward to 2007 is rather strange for Rutgers fans. For years, we have had to stubbornly insist that our team actually had fans, never mind that Greg Schiano was just the guy who could reverse the losing of the Terry Shea era. After slow but steady progress, 2006 would hopefully be another 8 win step in the right direction. However, with a little luck, and a lot of cliched coaching metaphors, those neophytes from New Brunswick enjoyed a breakthrough season for the ages. In 2006 the team captured the attention of the greater New York City area and, before Boise State stole their thunder, the nation.
But before we continue, a special message from SeeRayRun.com.
There have been basically no changes to the Alabama Crimson Tide during the off season. And by no changes I mean that GOD has returned to Alabama. No, not the Bear. No, not Charlie Weis. I mean Nick Saban! When reviewing this team it was important to look at all of the normal indicators of a great season.
Media Circus? Check. Scandal? Check. Full Spring Game? Check.
Obviously, they are a team on their way to the top! Let’s break it down for you.
At his weekly press conference, Michigan head coach Lloyd Carr has announced his intention of calling the Halfback Isolation play, more commonly referred to as ‘HB Iso.’ “I feel with the strength of running back Mike Hart and the overall strength of our offensive line, the half-back iso is a great play to run in order to gain between 2 and 5 yards on a consistent basis.”
Yo, is that that fuckin’ college preview mag? Gimme dat, I’m droppin a deuce in your shitter, need something to read. Fuck, beer always makes me shit. Read the rest of this entry »
Hell2DaNaw primarily focuses on college football. However, as you may have noticed, it gets a little slow here during the offseason. The upcoming NFL Draft involves picking college players (some of whom have actually stepped foot in a college classroom!), so we thought we’d kill a little time with an exclusive preview of the upcoming NFL Draft. Read the rest of this entry »
When you quit laughing at the title, I want you to open up your mind. I am being serious about this. I know a lot of people are going to dismiss the article from the beginning, but if you will just take the time to read it I think you will begin to see the truth.
The Rumor Mill returns this week with several juicy scoops. Is Nick Saban ready to jump ship to the Maize and Blue? Bulldogs blue balled? Denim Menace? And John L. Smith’s heart ripped a flunder, all in this week’s dish. Read the rest of this entry »
Editor’s Note: This is the second in a four part preview of the ACC. Part One can be found here
Florida State
The good news for Seminoles fans is that after suffering years of mental and physical abuse from his son and offensive coordinator Jeff Bowden, coach Bobby Bowden finally relented and entered a halfway home for battered and abused women. And even better news soon followed, as Jeff was arrested and convicted of elderly neglect and sentenced to 5 years of house arrest and a discounted salary of $107,500 per year until the term is completed. Read the rest of this entry »
If H2DN is anything, it isn’t your typical college football blog. We don’t have embedded Youtube videos or breaking news. And that isn’t because we don’t know how to actually embed Youtube videos. Or because we don’t have access to AP newswires or sources speaking on the condition of anonymity. No, it’s because we strive to be unique.
That’s why today’s post is very special to all of us here. We are proving our uniqueness by posting the very first college football Top 10 for 2008. Yes, you heard right. We here at H2DN are working quicker than an EA Sports franchise. We feel that it’s easy to predict the top ten teams in the nation for next year. USC, Florida, Michigan, Texas, Wisconsin, LSU, Ohio State, West Virginia, Georgia, and Arkansas. Boom, done. Where’s the fun in that? It takes people with a special skill, a certain je ne sais quoi to do what we’re doing. To really help our readers out, we have provided them with the world’s most comprehensive, well-written, and literally only Top 10 list for the upcoming upcoming season.
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