With the bracket releasing and the Road to Omaha starting this morning, it’s only right we dive into some betting odds for ...

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The funny thing about that ... as she went toe-to-toe with one of the other top point guards in the country, Georgia Amoore. Sundell had 19 points and 14 assists to help Kansas State beat Kentucky ...

Agnes Emma-Nnopu is a senior guard for TCU women's basketball ... She's just really funny.” Emma-Nnopu’s goal is to “be one of those people who can say they've traveled to almost every ...

And so the thought of it, true or not, was funny: We had arrived on the worst ... open up in a cruel dose of added punishment. Georgia thumped TCU in the College Football Playoff National ...

INGLEWOOD, Calif. — The TCU-Georgia national championship game went "0 to 100" real quick, which drove fans away from tuning into the game, according to TV viewership numbers. The 2023 CFP ...

Georgia defeated TCU 65-7 to win the 2023 College Football Playoff national championship. Here’s what you need to know: Georgia 65, TCU 7: 58-point margin of victory is the biggest ever against ...

Though we imagine the Horned Frogs didn’t see the humor in Peterson’s tweet, we’ve got to admit it was still quite funny. A former soccer player who now lives and works in Barcelona ...

TCU (13-2; 9-0 Big 12) lost to the defending national champion, Georgia (15-0, 8-0 SEC), in a 65-7 rout in the College Football Playoff national title game Monday night. This story has everything ...

Except that familiar brand of hope, which had kept TCU (13-2) alive all season, wouldn’t do much good here. Not against a dominant Georgia defense that held TCU under 200 yards or its well-oiled ...

The very next drive Georgia's stud quarterback Stetson Bennett would scamper in on a 21 yard keeper. The next TCU drive would end with a turn over that led to a Georgia field goal.

Donation Options Search Search Search Georgia quarterback Stetson Bennett was 18-for-25 for 304 yards and four touchdowns in the College Football Playoff championship game Monday against TCU.