College football podcasts
The college football experience has evolved tremendously over the past decade, integrating new technologies to enhance both on-field play and fan engagement. From advanced analytics to immersive multimedia, technology now sits at the heart of the modern NCAAF gameday. ***Please note. There are sponsored links on this article.*** Photo by Gene Gallin on Unsplash Digital Tools Drive … Read more
Every year in college football there is a game where one team finds out they probably should not have been on the field with their opponent after getting their doors blown off in a final lopsided score. It never fails, there are always multiple games like these. None can match however what took place on … Read more
With electronic, board, and online fantasy games extremely popular for both football and baseball fans, one can imagine the wild matchups that might be possible through these outlets. How would Nolan Ryan pitch to Babe Ruth? Could Ty Cobb fool Bob Gibson on the base path? And would Jim Thorpe have a chance against Dick … Read more
Amos Alonzo Stagg: College Football’s Man in Motion is Jennifer Taylor Hall’s first book. Jennifer lives in northwest Arkansas where she writes and teaches English. Jennifer’s larger-than-life Uncle George fueled her passion for college football when he introduced her to the game he played at Ole Miss in the 1960s. Long after his own children … Read more
Since today is Christmas Day, I thought it would be fitting to spend today’s episode looking back on the first National Football League games to be played on Christmas, and the circumstances that led to those games being the only ones of their kind for almost 20 years. Today, we’re going back to 1971. This … Read more