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THE FUTURE IS NOW
You’ve heard the sporting phrase ”win now.” It no longer applies to just professional ranks. In the college games, coaches and administrators, like it or not, have adopted that mantra and own the philosophy
Read More »I AM CFP
So how do you like me now? Did I come as advertised in my long-awaited unveiling? I did what I was supposed to do and settled the issue on the football field? Oh, I’m
Read More »HOOPS TAKE THE STAGE
I know many eyes are still focused on the college football and NFL playoffs, but come January, it’s time to break away from the turf and get back to the hardwood. All-important conference schedules
Read More »THE FINAL HOUR
The hype and debate over college football’s final four will surely trump anything the NCAA’s basketball final four will come up with next March. College basketball’s version is decided on the court over several
Read More »MSU FOOTBALL: Life After A 6-5 Season
The holiday turkey and all the fixings, made the same as they’ve always been made, just didn’t taste as good. The blue skies and cool breezes didn’t help the mood either. Pretty good matchups
Read More »PAINFUL TOLL
I have always thought teams can lose football games because of injuries. You are free to stop reading now if you think this is a cop-out because you aren’t going to like my reasoning
Read More »Silence The Title Talk
Matt Viator did say that Sam Houston State was a “different animal” compared to McNeese’s earlier three opponents, which were beaten by an average of 42 points. The BearKats were more like bears than
Read More »Show And Tell
What the McNeese Cowboys have shown so far — three games and two open dates into the season — may be very telling, as the team approaches the meat of its Southland Conference match-ups.
Read More »Cornhusker Carryover
I’m not sure how far Nebraska is in the McNeese Cowboys’ rearview mirror. I know it’s against the laws of the turf, but this team should keep that performance and the near-historic upset of
Read More »Rumors, Lies And Truths At McNeese
There was a rumor floating around southwest Louisiana recently that was growing legs and about to turn into urban myth. It was pretty far-fetched, and fell into the unbelievably ridiculous file when I heard
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