It’s Tuesday! Get pumped!
A college football fan beats a drum as he attends the 2012 Fiesta Bowl between the Stanford Cardinal and the Oklahoma State Cowboys in Glendale, Ariz. on Jan. 2.
(photo by Rick Scuteri / Reuters via NBC Sports)
Jan10
It’s Tuesday! Get pumped!
A college football fan beats a drum as he attends the 2012 Fiesta Bowl between the Stanford Cardinal and the Oklahoma State Cowboys in Glendale, Ariz. on Jan. 2.
(photo by Rick Scuteri / Reuters via NBC Sports)
Oct11
The school says Nosal lost the finger tip when it got caught between two helmets in the first half Saturday against Central Michigan. After a brief search, team doctors found the severed piece inside his glove and determined that it could be reattached.
They gave 6-foot-6, 293-pound redshirt junior the option to do it right then or have the tip put on ice.
He chose going back in the game, received some pain medication and went back in.
Sep28
Nice photo from last night’s Monday Night Football game by Chicago Tribune photographer - and fellow Tar Heel - Brian Cassella.
Here’s one I liked that I was on the field for anyway, Brian Urlacher knocking an interception to Lance Briggs to end the first half. (Brian Cassella / Chicago Tribune)
Sep17
How A College Kid’s Photograph Helped Launch Denard Robinson’s Heisman Candidacy
Sam Wolson is less of a football diehard than a photography buff… He mentioned the challenge of finding the critical play, about capturing, as he put it, that exact moment. On Saturday at Notre Dame Stadium, he did just that, and within a matter of hours a student journalist had become the accidental propagandist for an even more accidental Heisman campaign.
“He was, like, ‘Dude, you’ve got to put this photo up on the AP,’” Wolson said. “And I said, ‘Why? It’s a cool photo, but it’s not anything fantastic.’ And he said, ‘No, you don’t understand. It looks exactly like the fucking Heisman pose!’”
(via Deadspin)
(Source: samwolson.carbonmade.com)
Sep13
The faces in this one are great.
Tackled for a lossMembers of the West Virginia law enforcement bring down a fan who ran onto the field during West Virginia’s football game against Marshall on Friday in Huntington, W.Va (Jeff Gentner/AP).