Now in its seventh year, the College Football BlogPoll is a weekly effort of dozens of college football-centric Web sites representing a wide array of schools under the oversight of SB Nation. As always, this is an ever-evolving snapshot meant to judge teams exclusively on their existing resumés
Making the morning rounds. • Hokie Hokie hurt.
A snapshot of the remaining unbeaten teams at midseason, and how they can stay that way. Today: Oklahoma (6-0) and Oklahoma State (6-0)
Jim Weber runs Lost Lettermen , devoted to keeping tabs on former college athletes and other nostalgia. This week, he caught up — briefly — with the man behind “Occupy Herbstreit.” The “Occupy Wall Street” movement protesting economic inequality and corporate greed, now entering its second month, has become a comedic gold mine: It’s already been parodied on “Saturday Night Live” and spawned the hilarious “Occupy Sesame Street” spinoff, which claims “99 percent of cookies are consumed by 1 percent of monsters.” Now college football fans are getting in on a little gridiron-infused fun with “Occupy Herbstreit.” Named for former Ohio State quarterback and current ESPN analyst Kirk Herbstreit, the site spread like wildfire across the blogosphere almost immediately after it debuted last week with pictures of a man amid the Wall Street crowds hiding behind signs that simultaneously poke fun at college football and the economy; they look like they belong behind the set of ESPN’s “College GameDay” instead of parading through lower Manhattan
Weekly notes from the undercard.
Now in its seventh year, the College Football BlogPoll is a weekly effort of dozens of college football-centric Web sites representing a wide array of schools under the oversight of SB Nation.
On the day’s most pivotal players. • JACKSON JEFFCOAT and ALEX OKAFOR , Defensive ends, Texas .
Texas A&M athletic director Bill Byrne knows poop when he smells it and no one is going to tell him otherwise. In the latest chapter of what happened to the Texas A&M buses during last weekend’s trip to Texas Tech , Byrne defended his tweet from last Saturday that claimed someone had vandalized the buses
Making the morning rounds.
Weekly notes from the undercard. Louisiana-Lafayette hasn’t been to a bowl game as a member of the FBS, but with one more win, the Ragin’ Cajuns will be bowl-eligible and in good shape to make their first postseason trip in 40 years.
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