Tag: Lang’s World
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Lang’s World: GCM SEC Power Rankings
Got in the car this morning to take my son to school and discovered all the channels on Sirius were jumbled around. The stations I usually go to were still there, they were just misaligned…
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Lang’s World: Three Things We Learned This Week
A few weeks ago, right in this here space, I wrote about Joe Milton and Jalen Milroe, specifically about how frustrating it was to watch the two of them play so inconsistently when they are both so clearly talented.
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Lang’s World: GCM SEC Power Rankings
If you’re an Ole Miss fan, you should be feeling pretty good about now, right? The Rebs are currently 7-1, ranked 10th in the country, and in the first college football playoff rankings, the Rebs are also in the 10 spot.
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Lang’s World: Three Things We Learned This Week
At some point on Halloween, the first rankings for the College Football Playoff will be announced.
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Lang’s World: GCM SEC Power Rankings
The good news is we have a few clear classes now in the SEC. We have a few teams we understand, a solid middle tier of teams that aren’t going all the way but look strong, a lower middle class of teams…
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Lang’s World: Three Things We Learned This Week
Every college football season, there is a team or three that comes along and surprises folks.
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Lang’s World: GCM SEC Power Rankings
For the first time all season, the top five has stayed the same from week to week. I guess we can say we’re finally starting to understand some of these teams…
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Lang’s World: Three Things We Learned This Week
We are officially at the halfway point of the college football season, and I know it’s STILL too early to draw any real conclusions, but I wonder if we can go ahead and slot in our final four for the college football playoff?
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Lang’s World: GCM SEC Power Rankings
I listened to most of last weekend’s Alabama/Texas A&M game on the radio while driving across Alabama, and it was a great reminder that there are really no sports broadcasts more biased than college sports broadcasts…
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Lang’s World: Three Things We Learned This Week
When I moved to New York City after college, for the first time I entered a world where college football didn’t seem essential. Walking around Manhattan, you’d see NFL shirts and hats and signs, but college football was mostly an afterthought.