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Game Preview When Toledo plays Wyoming at the Arizona Bowl on December 30, it will have a great chance to regain momentum following its loss during the Mid-American Championship Game. Toledo’s 11-game streak of victories came to an end when they lost to Miami of Ohio during the Mid-American Conference Championship Game. But when standout quarterback Dequan Finn used the NCAA transfer portal in the days that followed, the Rockets lost even more ground. Finn tossed for 2,657 yards, 22 scores, and 9 picks. He has now committed to Baylor. Along with his touchdowns, he rushed for
Game Preview Two sides that are largely untouched by transfers and opt-outs will play in the AutoZone Liberty Bowl. Memphis will take the field at full capacity except for the absence of a pair of offensive linemen. Opposite them, Iowa State has been figuring out a way to replace its two best running backs, who both made it through the portal but are healthy. The Volunteers have a 2-1 series advantage over the Hawkeyes in their three prior meetings between both of these schools. With a 4-4 record in SEC play, the Tennessee Volunteers conclude the regular
Game Preview The Washington Huskies and Texas Longhorns square off in the second game of the pair of NCAA Football Playoff semifinals at the Sugar Bowl in New Orleans, Louisiana on January 1st. Texas won the Big 12 Conference championship and is making its first trip to the NCAA Football Playoff. After defeating Oklahoma State 49-21, the Longhorns improved to 12-1 (8-1), marking their initial season with ten or more wins since 2018. They then jumped above Florida State and Georgia in the CFP rankings, moving up to No. 3 below Washington and Michigan. In the AP
Game Preview Monday’s CFP Semifinal NCAA football game between the Michigan Wolverines and the Alabama Crimson Tide will take place at the Rose Bowl. Alabama has won 11 straight games and is at 12-1 overall. The previous time the Tide played, they defeated Georgia by 3 points. Michigan is currently unbeaten after 13 games and is coming off a convincing victory against Iowa to start December. From the Michigan perspective, there aren’t many grievances to voice this year. The Wolverines have won 13 games without a loss and defeated 3 ranked schools in their previous 4 matches: Penn
Game Preview The 23rd-ranked Liberty Flames and the 8th-rankedOregon Ducks will square off in the 53rd Annual Vrbo Fiesta Bowl at State Farm Stadium in Glendale, Arizona. This will be the teams’ first encounter. Facing the Oregon Ducks, the undefeated Liberty Flames earned their first-ever New Year’s Six bowl game, establishing program and Conference USA history. Liberty has qualified for 5 straight bowl matches since joining the FBS and has prevailed in 3 of the 4 that have been held. Although Conference USA is regarded by some as the most disappointing conference in NCAA football this season,
Game Preview On December 30, at Hard Rock Stadium, the Florida State Seminoles and the Georgia Bulldogs square off in the Orange Bowl. The three of Florida State’s top receivers, Keon Coleman, Johnny Wilson, and Jaheim Bell, have chosen to forego the Orange Bowl in favor of declaring for the 2024 NFL Draft. Fifty-three percent of Florida State’s receiving yards and fifteen of its twenty-five passing touchdowns came from those 3 players. Star QB Jordan Travis will miss the entire season due to a broken leg, but Tate Rodemaker, the backup, ought to play in the Orange
Game Preview On December 30, at Nissan Stadium, the Music City Bowl will pit the Auburn Tigers against the Maryland Terrapins. With a 6-6 record, the Auburn Tigers have a mixed bag going into the Music City Bowl. Recent results, such as a close 27-24 loss to Alabama, demonstrate that this team can still be competitive even in the face of irregularities. Auburn’s strength is its rushing attack, which is led by Jarquez Hunter’s 865 rushing yards and ranks 15th in the country at 198.8 yards per game. But the passing game isn’t up to par, coming
Game Preview The Ole Miss Rebels and Penn State Nittany Lions will play in the Peach Bowl on December 30 at Mercedes-Benz Stadium. Spencer Sanders, a transfer quarterback from Ole Miss, competes with Jaxson Dart for the starting quarterback position. As a graduate transfer, Sanders arrived at Ole Miss with the expectation that he would be hired and start as a quarterback in the SEC. He obtained at least 2,000 yards of passing in each of his initial 4 seasons at Oklahoma State. During his tenure at Oklahoma, he also scored 67 touchdowns via passing and 18
Game Preview On December 29, at AT&T Stadium, the Ohio State Buckeyes and Missouri Tigers will square off in the Cotton Bowl. According to head coach Eli Drinkwitz, Missouri had a breakout season, prevailing in ten games and earning a New Year’s Six bowl. The Tigers aren’t done, though. This could be a program-changing opportunity. For the Cotton Bowl in 2023, Missouri is therefore anticipated to have nearly its whole roster available, possibly with the exception of cornerback Ennis Rakestraw. Quarterback Brady Cook threw for 3,189 yards and 20 touchdowns during the NCAAF season, this is undoubtedly
Game Preview On December 29 the Iowa State Cyclones and the Memphis Tigers will take the field at Simmons Bank Liberty Stadium in the Liberty Bowl. After losing to Ohio 10-7, the Cyclones undertook a significant offensive turnabout and haven’t looked back, finishing the season 7-5. They only failed to score 21 points or less on 3 occasions after they launched up the offense and established airborne attacks downfield, and those 3 games were all versus opponents with higher ranking. All 5 of the losses occurred versus bowl-eligible teams, while Iowa State managed a number of noteworthy
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Gary began blogging about CFB in 2005 by launching MemphisTider.com, which quickly grew to 3 million visitors in less than two years and continued to grow a following until launching WCE in 2012.
Gary has infiltrated the College Football universe with his sense of humor, analogies, and ability to remember game and team specifics, as well as understanding analytics, while not allowing emotion to sway his opinions or picks. He is a diehard SEC football fan and a CFB gambler for nearly two decades.
After 15 years on the road, he and a boyhood friend started their own sports podcast, which has led to several hosting chances, ads, national radio appearances, and now, hosting the BetUS College Football Show.
Parker Fleming is an economist moonlighting as a football analyst. He is the creator of cfb-graphs.com, a website for college football advanced stats, graphics, and analysis, where he hosts Expected Points Added (EPA) figures and more for all FBS teams.
His football research focuses on identifying the persistent game-to-game factors that matter for future success and uses advanced stats to challenge ideas and evaluations based on traditional stats. He is a TCU fan, and his newsletter and podcast about TCU and the Big 12 can be found at purpletheory.substack.com. Additionally, he is a contributor for Football Outsiders, writing a weekly advanced stats recap.
