L.C. May

Week seven of college football did not feature an overload of upsets. It did, however, feature many close calls that set the stage for upsets that could potentially happen in the future. In case you did not keep up with the action of week seven, here is a breakdown of all the close calls that you may have missed: North Carolina State took #3 Clemson to the wire, but a Tigers' interception in over

Week seven of SEC football certainly did not disappoint despite a schedule that didn't appear to have many great games. It is important to know what took place in last week in order to understand what could potentially happen this week, so here is a breakdown of everything you may have missed in week seven: BYU continued its season long tradition of playing in close games and edged out a 28-21 do

Week six of SEC football was unlike any other for the sole reason that a cancelled game ended up being the most discussed matchup. Of course, that is not the only exciting thing that happened. Just to catch you up anything you may have missed, here is a breakdown of last week's games (or lack thereof): Tennessee once again made a late comeback, but this time their efforts fell short ...

Anytime just one top 10 team falls, it makes for an excellent week of upsets. Losses by top-10 teams carry even more magnitude when it comes at the hands of an unranked opponent. If you are unclear on what game we are talking about, here is a quick recap from that game along with a couple of other upsets in week six: Navy scored 21 points in the third quarter in route to a monster 46-40 upset ove

Sometimes it just takes one game to make a whole weekend of SEC football seem exciting. There were a few narrow victories and near upsets, but the dramatic ending of just one conference game provided enough adrenaline for one week. In case you don't what we're referencing, here is a quick breakdown: Tennessee kept its SEC Championship hopes alive by completing a last second Hail Mary in a 34-31 w

Watching the unexpected happen brings a certain level of excitement that is unmatched by anything in college football. The only thing that comes close is when an upset almost happens. Week five had its fair share of upsets; however, it was made up of multiple close calls...

Week four of SEC football was one of the most exciting to date. Narrow wins and comeback victories were plentiful in a week that was not expected to carry much surprise. In case you missed any of the action, here is a quick recap for you: Vanderbilt avoided a would-be upset by defeating Western Kentucky in overtime, 31-30 ... Read More ...

Upsets - no matter where they happen - all share the same characteristic: Unpredictability. However, the games featured in this week's upset alert list do not necessarily follow that same script. There are multiple games featured in this week's that would lead to a shakeup in the polls if the upset actually took place...

It would be easy to say that week three had more upsets than previously expected. The problem with that is that the point of an upset if for it to be somewhat unexpected. Fortunately, this weekly preview helps give you an idea of where to look for upsets...

Seven SEC teams lost in their season opener. Just two weeks later the SEC has bounced back fairly well with eight teams ranked in the AP top 25, which is more than any other conference. This unprecedented bounce-back will not last long as these teams will beat up on each other with conference play heating up...