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The 2023 Reese’s Senior Bowl will be held on Saturday afternoon from Hancock Whitney Stadium on the Southern Alabama campus.
The Senior Bowl is not just any ordinary all-star game. It’s an event that offers top college football seniors the chance to showcase their talents and make a lasting impression on NFL teams. This year’s event, the 74th Senior Bowl, is no different, with a talented pool of players eager to prove themselves in front of the NFL community.
Tune in to the Senior Bowl live, here is everything you need to know to watch and stream the action.
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2M ago
After becoming the source of enhanced scrutiny following several incidents during the 2022 season, Michigan is set to begin alterations to its football stadium to widen the field access tunnel. The move is the result of a “thorough safety review” that began after the season, according to MLive.
The tunnel setup at Michigan Stadium — which features one entrance to the field which both teams pass through — placed the school in the national spotlight following a physical altercation between UM and Michigan State players after the Wolverines’ win on Oct. 29. Unsurprisingly, a source told MLive the ..read more
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2M ago
Georgia quarterback Stetson Bennett prepared the absolute perfect clapback to one of Atlanta’s most notorious sports media personalities.
This week, Bennett, the Peach State hero after willing the Bulldogs to a second-straight national title, looked to innocuously miss a question from a reporter during Georgia’s undoubtedly loud championship parade.
The moment showed that Bennett was checking his phone during the missed interaction, which most people would most likely not find offense with. After all, Bennett was at a parade commemorating his accomplishments with his teammates. Checking your p ..read more
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2M ago
Nick Saban’s staff is going to see a major shakeup heading into 2023 after a disappointing finish (by Alabama standards) this fall.
On Friday, defensive coordinator Pete Golding left to take the same role on Lane Kiffin’s staff at Ole Miss to replace Chris Partridge. The news was first reported by ESPN’s Chris Low.
Despite fielding a defense that ranked in the top 15 in yards allowed and top 10 in points allowed this fall, Golding decreased in popularity this season after Alabama allowed 52 points and 32 points in its losses to Tennessee and LSU, respectively.
Normally, news of a coach leaving ..read more
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2M ago
Nah, man. Shaq still owes us the visual of him actually eating frog. We absolutely have to have it.
The Inside the NBA host made his first public appearance on Tuesday since claiming he would eat a frog if TCU lost to Georgia in the College Football Playoff championship game.
Obviously, TCU lost pretty big. So everyone came into Tuesday expecting Shaq to have to eat frog, as promised, at some point. He even acknowledged the fact that he has to eat frog now.
We thought we finally got our moment. He brought a tray of something that appeared to at least be frog legs to the set. And, loo ..read more
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2M ago
Hey, remember that meme from a long time ago? The one we call “Popeyes kid,” that still lives today as a GIF for awkward situations?
It turns out the kid in the meme is now a college football player, and the NIL deal he received is just perfect.
To review: Dieunerst Collin was standing around at a Popeyes years ago, when someone spotted him and thought he was Terio, the star of a series of viral videos thanks to his dance moves (the phrase “Oooo! Kill ’em!” will jog your memory).
So Collin was filmed staring awkwardly at someone being told “Ooo!” and it went extremely viral.
Collin now plays ..read more
USC's early 2023 title odds are a steal thanks to the best returning quarterback in college football
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2M ago
The Pac-12 hasn’t had a national champion since Reggie Bush mesmerized the world with his Heisman-winning moves as part of a star-studded USC team that claimed two titles in the early 2000s.
If that sounds like a long time, it is. Bush was just elected to the College Football Hall of Fame on Monday.
USC’s latest Heisman winner, quarterback Caleb Williams, has a chance to change that in what will be the Trojans’ final Pac-12 season in 2023.
USC has 13-1 odds to win the title next season, tied for fifth shortest at Tipico Sportsbook behind the usual suspects from the SEC and Big Ten: Georgia, Al ..read more
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2M ago
History doesn’t like USC quarterback Caleb Williams’ chances to repeat as Heisman Trophy winner in 2023, but the betting odds sure do.
Williams’ +475 odds at Caesars Sportsbook are the best of any player. That despite just one repeat winner in the award’s history and none since Archie Griffin in 1975. Bryce Young had his repeat bid derailed by injuries this season, and now Williams is next in line to attempt the almost impossible.
On the heels of a season where the four finalists for the award were all quarterbacks, Williams’ odds are followed by nothing but more players at his position.
North ..read more
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2M ago
The Georgia Bulldogs won their second straight national championship on Monday night in a game where the offense was eating against an overmatched TCU defense.
And by eating, I mean they were literally having a meal on the sidelines.
Georgia running back Kendall Milton rushed for 33 yards and a touchdown in the Bulldogs’ 65-7 win, and as his way of saying thanks to his offensive line, he brought them some wings to enjoy on the bench.
The official College Football Playoff TikTok captured video of Milton going over to one of the field suites at SoFi Stadium and getting a plate of wings for his t ..read more
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2M ago
Georgia QB Stetson Bennett IV is a two-time national champion in college football, which would put him in rare air with some all-time greats in the game.
But all anyone — including his coach Kirby Smart, jokingly of course — can talk about is his age.
Bennett walked on with Georgia all the way back in 2017, transferred to junior college in 2018, then transferred BACK to the Bulldogs to back up Jake Fromm and JT Daniels, before he led the team to the two titles.
And all of that means … he’s 25 years old. SB Nation put together a long list of the NFL QBs he’s older than.
So, of course Twitter wa ..read more