Category Archives: NCAA Football Insider
Full interview: Minnesota’s Jerry Kill on his team’s 4-0 start
Minnesota is off to its first 4-0 start since 2008 and heads to Iowa Saturday to face a Hawkeyes team coming off a crushing last-second loss to Central Michigan. Jerry Kill is in his second year patrolling the sidelines for the Golden Gophers and he and his team will be… Read More »
Full Interview: Missouri head coach Gary Pinkel on South Carolina game
The Missouri Tigers are in line for another stern test of their SEC credentials this Saturday when they take on South Carolina in the Battle of the Columbias. The team from Columbia, Missouri travels to Columbia, South Carolina to face a Gamecocks squad that is unbeaten, ranked #7 in the… Read More »
Full Interview: Oklahoma’s Bob Stoops talks about K-State contest
Is it possible that 6th-ranked Oklahoma is flying under the radar? Bob Stoops’ Sooners are perennial BCS championship candidates, but with the SEC dominating for so many years now, it seems in 2012 the men from Norman are not making a lot of headlines nationally. That could all change this… Read More »
Stanford’s David Shaw on big matchup against USC
It’ll be rocking in Palo Alto on Saturday night when USC comes to town to take on Stanford. The Cardinal might’ve lost Andrew Luck to the NFL, but head coach David Shaw has his team 2-0 and ranked 21st in the AP poll. Their opponents from the L.A., however, are… Read More »
Brian Kelly on Notre Dame’s move to the ACC, Michigan State and more
It was a big week for Notre Dame athletics as the school announced its plan to move all sports – except football – to the ACC. While the football program will maintain its independence, Irish officials did agree to schedule five Atlantic Coast Conference opponents every season, which will likely… Read More »
Full Interview: Texas A&M coach Kevin Sumlin on playing Florida in SEC opener
Saturday’s SEC opener between Florida and Texas A&M in College Station will mark not one, but two new beginnings in the long history of Aggie football. First, of course, is A&M’s move out of the Big 12 and into the Southeastern Conference. And, secondly, the game will be the first… Read More »
