While Washington State can be happy with the ultimate outcome of the game, a 24-20 home victory over Eastern Washington, the inconsistency of the Cougars' allegedly high-powered offense remains a concern.

Welcome to the second installment of a new weekly piece at Football Study Hall, The Key Drive. The Key Drive will focus on one drive a week that highly impacted the outcome of a game, essentially...

If Washington has any shot to pull off a huge upset of LSU, they must start fast, get big plays from their studs, and somehow slow down LSU’s running attack.

College football picks for Week 2 of the 2012 season.

Each week at Football Study Hall, we will take a look at what charting data tells us about two of the game's most interesting offensive coaches: West Virginia head coach Dana Holgorsen and Washington State head coach Mike Leach.

If Clemson can continually put together sustainable drives like this one, their offense will be a lot of fun to watch again this year, especially when Sammy Watkins returns.

It was long and ridiculously arduous, but with the Alabama preview going up this morning, the 2012 preview series, complete with both previews and statistical profiles, is complete.

Only one team seems to have the athletes to challenge Oregon: USC. If Oregon is able to get by USC on November 3, it seems only an SEC defense may be able to separate the Ducks from a BCS Championship.

Oklahoma State's defense was absolutely a bit lucky in 2011. They picked off about five more passes than they probably should have, and they recovered about four more fumbles than they probably should have.

Today, both the Florida State and Virginia Tech previews went live at the mothership. And with that, we completed our ninth of 11 conferences in the 2012 preview series. Only two conferences remain: the Big 12 and SEC.