College Football News Roundup – August 26
A college football news roundup that includes Oregon State having a tryout for students and Oklahoma State head coach Mike Gundy launching his own app. It
A college football news roundup that includes Oregon State having a tryout for students and Oklahoma State head coach Mike Gundy launching his own app.
It is officially college football season – I will let everyone’s applause and cheers die down – as Cal and Hawaii kickoff in Australia tonight, or I guess tomorrow for them. Sydney is so far ahead of us that it could be September for as much as I know.
Meanwhile, Auburn named its starting quarterback, Tim Beckman’s time in Chapel Hill was short-lived, and Notre Dame named its captains for the season. Let’s take a look at some other notes in the college football news roundup.
Come Be A Beaver – Oregon State head coach Gary Andersen is having an open tryout for
More Trouble For Tigers – Auburn safety Stephen Roberts was arrested on Wednesday night for possession of a gun and attempting to elude the police. Roberts is expected to be a starter in the secondary for defensive coordinator Kevin Steele.
Two Huskers Suspended – Nebraska wide receiver Brandon Reilly and safety Nate Gerry will both miss the season opener on September 3 against Fresno State after being suspended by head coach Mike Riley for disciplinary reasons.
I’m 49! I Have My Own App!!! – Okay, that joke has run its course, but Oklahoma State head coach Mike Gundy seriously has an app that you can download. No truth to the rumors that it has a section teaching users how to grow a mullet.
