Author: Michael

Talk about a busted coverage
Iowa football is in the midst of a dogfight with Western Michigan, up 24-10 nearing the end of the third quarter. The Hawkeyes have 65 total passing yards and have turned the ball over twice.
Otherwise, a normal Iowa football game.
However, the most exciting thing in this game happened in the endzone–just not for any of the actual teams playing. Iowa’s cheerleading team was in the midst of a routine when a cheerleader got so high up in the air he lost his pants.

This is the most offensive thing to ever happen in Iowa’s end zone pic.

Saturdays in September may be dedicated to college football, but that didn’t stop Iowa’s marching band from getting a head start on basketball season with a shoutout to the campus’s biggest star: Caitlin Clark.
Saturday’s home contest between No. 25 Iowa (2–0) and Western Michigan (1–1) featured a special tribute to the Iowa women’s basketball superstar during the halftime show. 
Complete with a giant replica of Clark’s No. 22 jersey, Iowa’s band incredibly morphed into the shape of the reigning Naismith Player of the Year shooting a three-pointer.

Iowa State coach Matt Campbell was not happy with his team on Saturday, after losing 10-7 to Ohio. But that wasn’t the only thing he was heated about, as security had to hold him back after an Iowa State fan was chirping at the head coach.
First off, this was a horrible loss for Iowa State, considering they were on the road, playing the Ohio Bobcats from the MAC. But the way his team played made things worse, not counting the weird field goal call from one official.
But, it was following the game that Matt Campbell was further frustrated, this time thanks to an Iowa State fan.

Alabama’s glut of talented quarterbacks under coach Nick Saban—Jalen Hurts, Tua Tagovailoa, Mac Jones, Bryce Young—has rarely seemed further in the rearview mirror.
The Crimson Tide made their second quarterback change of the season in the second quarter of their game against South Florida Saturday afternoon, inserting redshirt freshman Ty Simpson after Tyler Buchner struggled against the Bulls.

Mississippi State quarterback Will Rogers threw for more than 300 yards 18 times in his career coming into his senior season this year.
Rogers threw for career lows in yardage with 103 and in completions with 11 through 35 starts in his career as the Bulldogs lost 41-14 to No. 14 LSU on Saturday in Starkville, Mississippi. He finished
Last week, Rogers attempted the fewest passes of his career with 17, completing 13 in Mississippi State’s 31-24 overtime win over Arizona. He threw 28 on this day, but he was often off the mark.

Field goals are pretty cut and dry: The ball either goes through the uprights or it doesn’t. During Iowa State’s loss to Ohio on Saturday, though, we saw some gray area.
Iowa State ultimately lost the game. But the Internet is abuzz over a missed field goal that, upon review, actually looks good.
After already missing a 47-yard kick in the first half, Cyclones kicker Chase Contreraz lined up for a 37-yard kick halfway through the fourth quarter. At the time, Iowa State trailed the Bobcats 10-0. But refs ruled the kick no good as the ball sailed over the right upright.

Ludvig Åberg during the third round of the BMW PGA Championship. | Photo by John Walton/PA Images via Getty Images
Åberg, the 23-year-old Swedish phenom, holds the solo lead at the BMW Championship through three rounds.
He has 18 holes to go until claiming the biggest win of his young career.
After shooting a superb 6-under 66 Saturday, Ludvig Åberg holds a two-shot lead over Englishman Tommy Fleetwood and Connor Syme of Scotland at the BMW PGA Championship.
“It was a lot of fun,” Åberg said of his thrilling third round.

Colorado coach Deion Sanders and Colorado State coach Jay Norvell have found themselves the unlikely nerve centers of the college football universe this week, as Saturday night’s Rocky Mountain Showdown enjoys some unprecedented juice.
However, as ESPN reporter and former Denver Post writer Adam Schefter noted in a Saturday afternoon social media post, it’s not the first meeting between the two men.
On Halloween 1999, the Cowboys visited the Colts at the old RCA Dome in Indianapolis.

Come after me! I’m a man. I’m 40! – Mike Gundy Missouri coach Eli Drinkwitz.
After 16 years, we finally have a new Mike Gundy rant in college football, and it came AFTER one of the most incredible wins of Week 3.
Quick rewind: Missouri stunned Kansas State earlier today on a 61-yard field goal as time expired. It was insane. Pandemonium. Electric. Everything great about college football.
After the game, coach Eli Drinkwitz was HOT — and not over the game-winning boot. Nope. He was pissed off after the home crowd booed starting QB Brady Cook earlier in the game.

DJ Uiagalelei lacked a standout wide receiver at Clemson, which is one reason the quarterback didn’t follow through on expectations during his three seasons there. Maybe he should’ve thrown to some offensive lineman.
Oregon State and offensive coordinator Brian Lindgren may have cracked the code early in the Beavers’ matchup versus San Diego State. In the second quarter on a first-and-goal from the three-yard line, Uiagalelei dropped back and rolled to his right. But then he turned to throw a backwards pass to his wide-open left tackle Joshua Gray.