All Division I Football, and Men's and Women's Basketball
Welcome back, college football fans. I have to apologize for such the short Evaluation. Between going to the Chattanooga/Furman game and picking up a touch of bronchitis or something, the normal G energy wasn’t there. I completely forgot to congratulate and commiserate with milestone teams. …. First congratulations to Sam Houston who despite the fact …
Welcome back, college sports fans to the initial, albeit nonsensical, Women’s Basketball (WBB) GCR. Last season was the first time we added basketball, but we started both Men’s and Women’s on January 1st. The first two months of the season, which is a mix of cupcake games with a small mix of meaningful rivalry games …
Read More “Women’s College Basketball or The Top 363 after a Single Week”
Welcome back after a thrilling weekend of football. JoJo and I took in a Chattanooga Mocs game, met Scrappy the mascot, saw some cheerleaders at dinner afterwards, and had a great time. Unfortunately, a Furman player was seriously injured, and we pray he will heal completely and quickly. The ACC ACC’d again with California upsetting …
Welcome to a special episode in which we rank the conferences through the games of last week trying to determine which conference is has demonstrated the most top to bottom depth. This is not a measure of which conferences have the best top teams, or bottom teams, but an overall picture of health across the …
Read More “G’s Exploration or Which Conference is Strongest So Far this Season?”
Welcome back to the GCR, oh great and wonderful college football fans. Back in 2000, the Mid-American Conference or MAC began playing mid-week games in November in order for their players to have a chance to be on national television with no competition. Akron, Ball St, Bowling Green, Buffalo, C Michigan, E Michigan, Kent St, …
Welcome back, college football fans. Every week, we expect a good number of upsets. To make the point, the GCR had 14 of the 52 FBS games with the winner being the Vegas underdog and an additional 4 that had the underdog covering (note: we were 10-8 in those games). That’s roughly 1/3 of the …
