Charles Blouin-Gascon

There once when a time when Mike McNeil was a proud member of the 2011 BCS Championship-winning Auburn Tigers, now the former safety is serving a three-year sentence for armed robbery. Charles Blouin-Gascon takes a closer look at the scandal, how it will impact the college football program and vice versa.

There are many reasons that make being a fan of the New England Patriots better than any other teams in the NFL. There are many reasons, and the first is the fact that it’s so easy. Winning trumps all in sports, so it’s always more fun to support a winning team. In recent memory, specifically since the arrival of Sir Bill Belichick in 2000, there hasn’t been an organization more successful than New England in the NFL. Charles Blouin-Gascon explains.

In the fourth quarter of the 2013 Outback Bowl, Michigan running back Vincent Smith ran into the wall that goes by the name of Jadeveon Clowney. The South Carolina defensive end hit Smith for a loss of eight yards, and the impact was probably equally awesome, scary and hurtful. It was the hit of the season in the NCAA, and as I watched the replays of the collision with the helpless Smith I had only one thought in mind. Get Clowney in the NFL.

Whether you love him or hate him, Ray Lewis has had a long, illustrious NFL career with the Baltimore Ravens. Not only regarded as one of the top defensive players of all-time, Lewis has the chance to give himself the ultimate football send off with a Super Bowl victory in less than two weeks. Charles Blouin-Gascon takes a minute to reflect on it all.

Not much was expected of the Boise State Broncos this season, but they still won yet another Las Vegas Bowl. Ho hum. Chris Petersen had a lot of holes to fill after a summer in which many of his top players moved on, but the decorated coach took on the challenge head-first and passed with flying colors. If you’re not already, it’s time to pay attention to the Broncos.