Going to college can be tricky. Be it clothes, textbooks, or your high school significant other, it’s easy to completely forget about certain things when moving in. As we enter Week Three of the college football season, it’s clear some teams left a few crucial items behind — specifically, their offenses. Whether it was Clemson only mustering a field goal against Georgia or North Carolina Heisman hopeful Sam Howell repeatedly tossing absolute ducks into the Virginia Tech secondary, plenty of offenses have fallen short of expectations thus far in 2021. Conversely, we’ve seen others revitalize their attack in unforeseen ways. . . .

Remember learning about Newton’s Laws? An object at rest tends to stay at rest. An object in motion tends to remain in motion, unless acted on by an outside force. And every action has an equal and opposite reaction. Not only are these laws staples of physics, they actually apply to college football too. By this week, we can see some trends in the direction, the motion, of some teams. A team that’s not going anywhere tends to stay in that state, mired in its own mediocrity, absorbed by internal struggle. A team in motion, a team with momentum, should . . .

Welcome to back to the Sneaky Stats series! Week 2 provided us with some fun upsets, some faithful favorites thrashing their opponents, and plenty of dramatic potential playoff implications galore. Let’s take a brief look at some fun stats from Week 2, then look ahead to some sneaky stats that could impact Week 3 action! Week 2 – If someone would have said that Chris Olave, Garrett Wilson, and Jaxon Smith-Njigba would combine for 27 receptions, 388 yards, and three scores against Oregon, most might assume the Ohio State Buckeyes blew out the Ducks with ease. Nope. CJ Verdell and . . .