Bradley Hohulin

Whether your team just capped off a 1-11 season or finished with 11 wins, almost all of us are feeling a little spurned right now. Today, let’s figure out who’s the saltiest.

After 11 weeks of college football, the final tapestry of the 2022 season is starting to take shape. Still, even when we think we know how everything will conclude, none of us really do. Except for me. This week, I am telling you exactly what is going to happen, with no reservations about embarrassing myself. ...

After Week 11 of the college football season, we honor the lovable losers who got one in the win column. Don’t get me wrong; we will absolutely go back to making fun of them next week. Just enjoy it while you can.

Week 10 of the college football season brought its own fair share of decisive eliminations. These are just a handful of the contestants whose seasons came to an untimely end over the weekend.

Instead of pretending to be someone we aren’t, we’re going to face the scary things head-on. After nine thrilling weeks of college football, here are some of the scariest things the season has to offer.

Amid life’s many uncomfortable necessities, apologies may be the most crucial. The same is true in the world of college football, in which fans draw wild conjecture before players have even set foot on the gridiron. Every once in a while, you simply have to be the bigger person and own up to your mistakes.

Teams fire coaches in year two, coaches bench the starting quarterback in game three, and Rutgers fans beg God to put them out of their misery while they’re still in the prime of their life. But believe it or not, some teams are actually right on pace. Others are even ahead of schedule! Let’s run through some teams to discern whether you as a fan should be upset or should learn a little patience — as if that’s going to happen anytime soon.

In the world of sports, bandwagon fans receive slightly less admiration than your average war criminal and slightly more respect than your average Oklahoma defensive back. Needless to say, you don’t want to be accused of hopping aboard a hype train long after it’s left the station.

College football, at its worst, is predictable. The same handful of teams in the Playoff, the same conference champions, pretty much any third-down call by the Iowa offense. But then something unexpected occurs. Cincinnati cracks the top four, Michigan wins the Big Ten, Iowa still calls the same thing on third down but fails in ...