The Great Tiger Stadium Barbecue of 1940
The biggest barbecue ever held in a US football stadium occurred in 1940 at LSU to mark the inauguration of Louisiana Governor Sam Jones.
The biggest barbecue ever held in a US football stadium occurred in 1940 at LSU to mark the inauguration of Louisiana Governor Sam Jones.
This article is part two of a series on third downs in college football, you can find part one here. Last Tuesday, I published an article detailing how successful teams are at converting third...
Do longer games favor the home or visiting team or neither? The answer will surprise you.
The biggest barbecue ever held in a US football stadium occurred in 1940 at LSU to mark the inauguration of Louisiana Governor Sam Jones.
Let's continue our tour of every major conference's F/+ ratings.
This article is part two of a series on third downs in college football, you can find part one here. Last Tuesday, I published an article detailing how successful teams are at converting third...
Do longer games favor the home or visiting team or neither? The answer will surprise you.
33-3 over the previous three seasons, Pittsburgh's Jackie Sherrill was wooed by Texas A&M in January 1982.
For the last six months, I've been putting the pieces together for a book about, well, college football.
Looking at the numbers behind running on fourth down.
How much of a turnaround can a team manage?
How will Mathieu fit in the NFL?
On Dec. 1, 1988 Alabama's Derrick Thomas put on one of the most impressive performances of his career against Texas A&M in College Station.
Your Football Study Hall editorial staff offers a number of reading recommendations to help fill the coming football free summer months.
A look at what the F/+ ratings can tell us about the Big Ten.
We take a look at charting data to decide if big blitzing matters in the long run.
There is certainly a perception that the new Big Ten divisions are going to be much like the old Big 12 divisions: horribly lopsided. The stats, however, don’t support this assertion.
SB Nation's "Sunday Morning Quarterback" looks back at the 1994 book "For the Glory" -- a player's point-of-view look at Joe Paterno's Penn State program.
Writers from around SB Nation suggest books College Football fans should pick up to read during the long off season.
It should come as no shock that Alabama is your season front runner.
We go back to the scatter plot machine to take a look at F/+ ratings in the SEC from 2007 to 2012.
I am making a new boatload of data available to everybody. I meant to do this a long time ago, but the new writers were the impetus.
College football coaches lean on the no-back on third-and-6, but nobody makes it the focal point of their offense.
This was long overdue.