Posts by Craig Smoak
Chaos in the SEC, Calm in Stillwater: How OSU Threaded the Coaching Carousel Needle
BY Marshall Scott | Pistols Firing Blog Sunday was one of the most college football days in college football history. Oklahoma State could have been a side story to the Lane Kiffin saga coming to its dramatic end, but Cowboy fans went into the hectic Sunday at peace, knowing their future coach had already put…
Read MoreK-State Weathered the Storm vs. Colorado, Now Faces Crucial Offseason Ahead
BY Cole Deutschendorf | 365 Sports The weather last Saturday during the final regular-season game for K-State fit the vibe of the season the Wildcats put together, with snow falling onto the turf and winds gusting to 40 miles an hour on a day that was already cold. Downcast and downtrodden, the Wildcats “ho-hummed” their…
Read MoreWVU Football Blanked at Home by Texas Tech to End Season
BY Justin Walker & Shanna Rose | WV Sports Chat Texas Tech left no doubt in its final regular-season outing, rolling past West Virginia 49–0 on Saturday at Milan Puskar Stadium. The Red Raiders (11–1, 8–1 Big 12, No. 5 CFP) had already secured a spot in the Big 12 championship game when Arizona State lost Friday…
Read MoreUCF closes out the 2025 season with a loss at BYU
BY Adam Eaton | Sons of UCF FINAL SCORE: UCF 21 – BYU 41 It’s happened to all of us football fans at some point in our lives. You see the score of a game you aren’t currently watching, and it is much different from what you expected. You likely let out an audible gasp…
Read MoreColorado ends 3-9, worst finish in Coach Prime era
BY Leopold Rivera IV | 365 Sports A frosty finish in Kansas left the Colorado Buffaloes with a 3-9, 1-8 Big 12 record under head coach Deion Sanders’ third season. The roller coaster ride was far from what the Buffs envisioned after a 9-4 season a year ago. CU started three different quarterbacks, Kaidon Salter,…
Read MoreHouston Surges Toward Ten Wins Under Willie Fritz
BY Garrett Ross | 365 Sports Houston (9-3, 6-3) closed out the regular season with a 31-24 win over Baylor on Saturday at McLane Stadium. The Coogs dominated the Bears for the first three quarters of the game, but had to scratch and claw to a victory after Baylor scored 15 points in the fourth…
Read MoreBaylor’s Downward Spiral: Aranda Retained Amidst Fan Frustration
BY Craig Smoak | 365 Sports Baylor Football finds itself in the throes of a downward spiral, with many questions remaining about the present and future. But one big blank was filled in late last week, much to the chagrin of a fanbase overflowing with frustration, concern and downright apathy. There’s a lot to unpack…
Read MoreSalter back in for Buffs, Lewis redshirts
BY Leopoldo Rivera IV | 365 Sports After another loss, the Colorado Buffaloes (3-8, 1-7 Big 12) find themselves already looking to the future. It was a 42-17 defeat to Arizona State, where Colorado failed to capitalize on four turnovers. The offense was only able to convert the turnovers into three points, highlighting its struggles…
Read MoreCincinnati’s Offense Continues to Stumble in Primetime Loss to BYU
BY Keegan Nickoson | Bearcat Journal Any effort Cincinnati made to gain some momentum was met with complete system failure—failed 4th-and-1 attempts, jumping offsides on punts, and fumbles when the offense was rolling. The Bearcats could not do the things necessary to beat a good team, leading to their 26-14 loss to BYU Saturday night…
Read MoreHouston Readies for Regular-Season Finale
BY Garrett Ross | 365 Sports For the third time this season, Houston laid an egg at home in Big 12 play. The Coogs found themselves down 14-0 to TCU on Saturday and couldn’t overcome the deficit, despite forcing four turnovers. Houston’s offense remains its Achilles heel. Conner Weigman did everything in his power to…
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