As with every week in College football, week 2 was exciting.  There were not big upsets for the week but a few games that were definitely worth mentioning.  The first game was #2 Alabama vs. Penn State.  Last week we mentioned this as a must see game and that was the case.  Anytime you put two great traditions on the field against each other it’s going to be exciting.  As expected, Alabama won this game, but how can anyone not enjoy a game between historic teams.

The second game worth mentioned from week 2 was the Notre Dame vs. #15 Michigan.  I hate to say it but I love to see the Fighting Irish lose.  As predicted last week, ND lost this game and they now ...

NASCAR Sprint Cup Series is heating up with only one week before the start of NASCAR’s equivalency to a playoff.  This week’s race at Richmond will be a fight for the bubble drivers vying for the final spots in the Chase for the Cup.  Eight drivers have clinched positions in the Chase and which leaves 4 positions up for grabs.  Realistically, the drivers currently in positions 9-12 should be joining the chase, but anything can happen.  Earnhardt Jr. (currently in 9th) and Stewart (currently 10th) are in great positions to make the Chase if they can finish the race Saturday in Richmond.

“Little E” needs this more than probably any other driver in NASCAR.  He’...

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  If you’re a sports fan…specifically a football fan, how can you not love college football?  The great thing about this game is there is no pre-season “warm up” period...you had better be ready on day one or your chances at a national title can be over on the first weekend of September.  Unlike the NFL when a team can make the playoffs and have a shot at winning the Super Bowl with a record slightly better than .500, one loss in college football and your dreams of a title can end very quickly.  Of course, a team can make it to the title game with one loss, but if you’re in a non-major conference, such as the Mountain West, your chances are extremely slim.  So h...