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Mississippi State University announced the passing of head football coach Mike Leach on Tuesday morning. He was 61. source https://thedailyncaa.com/college-football-community-mourns-the-death-of-coach-mike-leach/

Mississippi State football coach Mike Leach passed away at 61. He changed the sport. There will never be another coach or character quite like him. – Contact/Follow @ColFootballNews   & @PeteFiutak Mike Leach is probably the reason you like football. At the very least, he’s probably the reason you think it’s so much fun. There was a time not too terribly long ago when football was all about running, and defense, and more running, and keeping things conservative with the running. There was a time not too terribly long ago when the NFL was all about running, and defense and more running, and lots and lots and LOTS of interceptions whenever anyone tried to throw. That’s why coaches liked the running. MSU Bulldog family, college football community mourns the death of Coach Mike Leach https://t.co/LzWyLyX3xM — Mississippi State Football (@HailStateFB) December 13, 2022 It’s not that football wasn’t fun, but even the high-flying run ’n’ shoot started with the word ru...

Photo by Michael Chang/Getty Images The most interesting man in college football was also one of its most genuine. I’ve always called him “the most interesting man in college football.” Mississippi State head coach Mike Leach was many things: outspoken, garrulous, controversial, unfiltered. As a professional, he was part of a visionary group of coaches at Valdosta State that revolutionized college football and then brought the Air Raid’s reign of terror to Oklahoma and beyond. As a program builder, he was one of the more consistent and underrated men in the sport over the past two decades. To that list of adjectives, unfortunately we must now call him recently-deceased. This morning, Mike Leach passed away following a massive heart attack and severe cerebral trauma. He had a cardiac event in his home over the weekend, and was not discovered for several minutes following. He was eventually airlifted to Jackson, but time and lack of oxygen had done their work. The most inimitable pa...

Army running back Markel Johnson runs for a touchdown in overtime against the Navy. | Photo by Edward Diller/Getty Images All the College Football news, scores, injuries, gaffes, upsets, derps, and snark that you can handle. FBS staged only one game this past weekend but it was a fun one. ARMY 20 NAVY 17 (2 OT) The runouts. The flyovers. Welcome to the Army-Navy Game. pic.twitter.com/NL4ltkeMg9 — CBS Sports (@CBSSports) December 10, 2022 If this doesn’t give you goose bumps, you should just hang it up and move to Russia. Chris Frey bringing the THUNDER for Army. pic.twitter.com/4j0YBA0Kid — CBS Sports (@CBSSports) December 10, 2022 HELLO, WILL HARBOUR! WHAT A HIT. pic.twitter.com/iEwm0Z59U4 — CBS Sports (@CBSSports) December 10, 2022 They are not the biggest, the fastest or the greatest football players in the world, but they have the biggest hearts and both teams came to play. It was a defensive slobber-knocker for most of the game. ARMY BLOCK. ARMY TOUCHDOWN. ...

Troy Taormina-USA TODAY Sports Your latest Crimson Tide news and notes. Happy Tuesday, everyone. For the first time in the Nick Saban era, Alabama’s basketball team is ranked higher than the football team. Nate Oats’ squad came in at 4th on this week’s AP poll, with a tough test tonight against a veteran Memphis squad that just handled Auburn. Nate Oats is not letting his team forget the beatdown they suffered in Memphis last season. “We know what happened last year,” Oats said. “We have some business to take care of this year. Like, we have to be locked in. The whole program talked about it.” In a month of tests, Oats called this one the ultimate pass-fail. “I told the guys, if you can’t get yourself ready to go after we talked about this for as long as we talked about it,” Oats said. “It’s going to be hard to forget. … Like, we’re going to know who bought into the message that we’ve been sending for the last six months and whose not based on who is ready to go (Tuesday) night...

Jackson State vs North Carolina Central prediction, game preview, odds, how to watch. Cricket Celebration Bowl, Saturday, December 17 Jackson State vs North Carolina Central Cricket Celebration Bowl Prediction Game Preview – Contact/Follow @ColFootballNews   & @PeteFiutak Jackson State vs North Carolina Central How To Watch Date: Saturday, December 17 Game Time: 12:00 ET Venue: Mercedes-Benz Stadium, Atlanta, GA How To Watch: ABC Record: Jackson State (12-0), North Carolina Central (9-2) – Sign up and live stream college football on ESPN+ Jackson State vs North Carolina Central Cricket Celebration Bowl 5 Things To Know Cricket Celebration Bowl Prediction, What’s Going To Happen, History – Coach Prime has one more game at Jackson State. Deion Sanders has cranked it up as the new head coach at Colorado, instantly making it one of the hottest programs in college football – at least when it comes to the attention along with the interest from potential transfers...

Cincinnati vs Louisville prediction, game preview, odds, how to watch. Wasabi Fenway Bowl, Saturday, December 17, 2022 Cincinnati vs Louisville Wasabi Fenway Bowl Prediction Game Preview – Contact/Follow @ColFootballNews   & @PeteFiutak Cincinnati vs Louisville How To Watch Date: Saturday, December 17, 2022 Game Time: 11:00 am ET Venue: Fenway Park, Boston, MA How To Watch: ESPN Record: Cincinnati (9-3), Louisville (7-5) – Sign up and live stream college football on ESPN+ Cincinnati vs Louisville Wasabi Fenway Bowl 5 Things To Know Wasabi Fenway Bowl Prediction, What’s Going To Happen, History – At least they’re playing the thing. Welcome to the true inaugural Fenway Bowl – the 2020 version was canceled due to the pandemic, and 2021 didn’t go because Virginia had its own COVID issues. There’s going to be a football game played – the weather doesn’t appear to be an issue – and it’s going to be in Fenway Park. Beyond that, this gets extremely weird start...