NCAA Football

Classless

by Larry Vaught -

Tennessee fans litter the field with debris after loss to Ole Miss How much courage does Southeastern Conference commissioner Greg Sankey have? We are going to find out this week depending on what action he takes after the embarrassing show by Tennessee football fans Saturday night in a 31-26 loss to Mississippi. Obviously

Oklahoma, Texas and the SEC’s changing landscape

by Keith Taylor -

Texas head coach Steve Sarkisian walks on stage behind mannequins wearing Texas and Oklahoma uniforms during the NCAA college football Big 12 media days Thursday, July 15, 2021, in Arlington, Texas. (AP Photo/LM Otero) The rumors began last week. They became true this week. Texas and Oklahoma announced Monday they wouldn’t renew

Young: Cats Want To Make Auburn Earn ‘Every Single Blade Of Grass’

by Keith Taylor -

Landon Young is one of the veteran leaders on Kentucky's offensive line this season. (UK Athletics Photo)Posted Thursday, September 24, 2020 3:14 pm "We just want to make sure when we go out there, we dominate and that the other team knows it.” LANDON YOUNG By KEITH TAYLOR LEXINGTON, Ky. — Kentucky offensive lineman Landon Young

Safe To Play: EKU Set To Open Season Against Ex-Rival Marshall

by Keith Taylor -

Eastern receiver Keyion Dixon celebrates a catch during a preseason scrimmage last month. The Colonels open the season Saturday at Marshall. (EKU Athletics Photo) By KEITH TAYLOR RICHMOND, Ky. — Eastern Kentucky University coach Walt Wells wasn’t satisfied when the Ohio Valley Conference told member schools they could play only four games

Reese Smith will play his college football at West Virginia for Neal Brown, who played at Boyle County just like Smith does now.

by Larry Vaught -

By LARRY VAUGHT He knows the state has a lot of talented high school senior football players but Boyle County coach Chuck Smith — who readily admits he’s biased — has no doubts about who should be Mr. Football. “Reese (Smith) is right there with any of the best players we’ve have