College Football

For all you avid college sports fans, in case you missed it, USC beat Notre Dame in football this past weekend. No surprise there really. Being an avid USC fan since I was born, the annual USC v. ND game has various weird family rituals that surround  that day. I have to wear something cardinal and my dad thinks its cool to whistle the fight song every time there is a touchdown. Recently however, I have felt a lot of animosity from my peers about  my dedication to USC, as they are all big Notre Dame fans. I understand that Notre Dame is a decent school and that Rudy was a decent football player and an inspiration to many, but what many don't realize is that if it were not for the USC film school, the story of Rudy would not be shared with the rest of the world. David Anspaugh was a graduate of the USC School of Cinematic Arts.

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 The AP All-American team was released earlier this week and the Mountain West Conference produced two All-American. The two standout athletes were Utah's star kicker Louie Sakoda as well as BYU standout reciever Austin Collie. Sakoda recieved first team honors and Collie was rewarded with a second-team honor.

    Just recently the final standings of the BCS Top 25 college football teams were released.  One of the biggest moves was when then fourth-ranked Florida jumped up to the number two slot after a victory over Alabama in the SEC Championship game.  This move once again led to more bickering about the system used to determine which two teams will play in the

    The cry for a playoff in the world of college football became even louder in the wake of the recent selection of Oklahoma and Missouri to play in the Big 12 championship game.  The Big 12 South held Texas, Texas Tech, and Oklahoma, three of the best teams in the nation.  Texas beat Oklahoma 45-35 early in the season, Texas Tech beat Texas 39-33, and Oklahoma beat Te

The Bowl Championship Series (BCS) is rather close on making a deal with ESPN to televise the championship bowl games and other popular college football bowls. If this deal came true, a playoff system would be out of discussion for at least six years.