Posted by jeff on May 9th, 2013 in blog, CFF Features, Jeff Siverhus | No Comments
For those that didn’t watch the NFL draft, to see Geno Smith waiting to get drafted was, well, painful to say the least. There has been much speculation as to why he plummeted to the second round, when many had him a Top 10 pick. As it turns out the reason may be another example of a generation that has lost its “face to face” communication skills. I have heard that sports is just a microcosm of society as a whole. If this is true, this is a telling story of...
Posted by jeff on April 28th, 2013 in blog, CFF Features, Jeff Siverhus | 1 Comment
This is a follow up to my earlier article on the NFL draft. After all is said and done this 2013 NFL draft is in the books. The NFL draft has a total of seven rounds. The first six are commonly regarded as the most relevant. Often the seventh round is considered the “compensatory” draft. This is not meant to diminish the relevance of the “7th” round; just to inform. After the seventh round has been completed, the signing of “undrafted free agents” begins in hast. As expected, and predicted...
Posted by jeff on April 25th, 2013 in blog, CFF Features, Jeff Siverhus | No Comments
We all know the SEC has been the big bully on the block in college football for the last decade. The proof is in the last SEVEN in a row and eight of the last ten National Champinships. With that said the upcoming NFL draft will again be bulging with SEC talent from top to bottom. Our friends over at Saturday Down South compiled a list from the past ten years of drafts. It may or may not surprise you to know the Georgia Bulldogs are on top of that...
Posted by jeff on April 8th, 2013 in blog, CFF Features, Jeff Siverhus | No Comments
If you are like me, you are starting to suffer from withdrawls about now. Hopefully this great video produced by ESPN will temporarily suffice. Some great moments from the 2000′s decade CFB that was. I had almost forgotten a lot of these great moments….. Please check out our advertisers, they help sustain our shenanigans…
Posted by jeff on April 5th, 2013 in blog, CFF Features, Jeff Siverhus | No Comments
Passion for playing sports transcends many areas. For those that are fortunate enough to have played sports and develop a burning passion that last a lifetime, these things make sense. So, when we see a player who gets injured, even if they wear other teams’ hated colors, we truly hurt for these players. Last weekend when Louisville’s guard Kevin Ware suffered his horrific injury it reminded me of a day last fall. A day not many South Carolina fans will soon forget. The day Marcus Lattimore suffered...
Posted by jeff on April 4th, 2013 in blog, CFF Features, Jeff Siverhus | 4 Comments
It appears that there could be trouble on “The Plains”. Today several reports surfaced concerning alleged allegations in and around Auburn University’s football program. This isn’t the first time we have been exposed to alleged allegatons concerning AU, however these appear to be the most damming. USA Today posted an article earlier today. But the most cophrensive articles was posted by Selena Roberts on her site roopstigo.com. Selena is a former columinist for The New York Times and Sports Illustrated. From the USA Today article: Auburn coaches offered...



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