Tennessee athletic director Dave Hart announced on Sunday afternoon that Volunteers head coach Derek Dooley has been relieved of his duties effective immediately. Volunteers offensive coordinator Jim Chaney will serve as interim head coach for the season-ending game against Kentucky. Dooley, who posted a 15-21 record with one bowl appearance in three seasons in Knoxville, […]
Read More »Calamity in Kalamazoo: Western Michigan Cans Cubit
Western Michigan athletic director Kathy Beauregard announced today that the school has relieved head football coach Bill Cubit of his duties, one day after the Broncos finished the 2012 season with a 4-8 record. Cubit, who took over as Broncos head coach in 2005 after a two year stint as Stanford offensive coordinator, posted a […]
Read More »Bobcats on the Brink of Breaking Several School Records
The Gilmer Bobcats have had an excellent 2012 season on the gridiron, putting together a 8-2 record and clinching a spot in the state playoffs. The success on the field has been attributed to big plays by the team, which as a result has put several of the school’s records in danger.
Read More »Bobcats to Battle War Eagles in Playoffs
The Gilmer Bobcats’ football team will take on the Marist War Eagles in the first round of the state playoffs on November 16th. The Bobcats, who hold a 8-2 record and are the #3 team in Region 7-AAAA, will be traveling to Hughes-Spalding Stadium to face the War Eagles, who have posted a 9-1 record […]
Read More »And There He Goes: Wildcats Fire Joker Phillips
Kentucky Wildcats athletic director Mitch Barnhart announced Sunday on UKAthletics.com that head coach Joker Phillips will not return to the program in 2013. Phillips, a Kentucky alum who took over once Rich Brooks retired in 2009, has posted a 12-23 record through three seasons as head coach with the team sitting at 1-9 with two […]
Read More »Vandals Hurt Akey’s Breaky Heart
The Idaho Vandals became the first FBS school to make a head coaching change during this season, as the school announced on Sunday that Robb Akey had been relieved of his duties, effective immediately. Akey, who was in the middle of his sixth season as Vandals head coach, posted a 20-50 record at Idaho with […]
Read More »Fetch Football Forum: Redefining Rivals
This Saturday, October 27th is the day that the World’s Largest Outdoor Cocktail Party kicks off again between the #2 Florida Gators and the #10 Georgia Bulldogs, pitting two fierce rivals against each other yet again. Rivalries in college football are like popcorn at the movies: it’s a huge part of what makes the whole […]
Read More »Fetch Football Forum: SEC Coaches That Should Be Worried
Welcome back to another edition of the Fetch Football Forum, and as one of my colleagues likes to say, it’s been too long since I last left you. In the time that has passed since the last Forum update, we’ve seen a multitude of big wins, thrilling endings, and embarrassing losses in the college football […]
Read More »Fetch Football Forum: Week 4 Recap
It’s time again for another edition of the Fetch Football Forum. In this week’s edition we’ll take a look at the Dawgs’ domination, the Volunteers’ scare with the Zips, and the running joke that has become the Arkansas Razorbacks.
Read More »Fetch Football Forum: Tigers Tangle in Death Valley
One of the best SEC West matchups of the last decade is set to be played on Saturday, as the Auburn Tigers travel to Baton Rouge to take on the #2 LSU Tigers. While this game has had a history of being played between two of the best teams in all of the FBS, this […]
Read More »Fetch Football Forum: Week 3 Recap
Week three of the college football season saw several moments in SEC play, including the Tide rolling over the Razorbacks, the Gators taking over in the fourth quarter for the second straight week, and the Wildcats wondering if they should even bother still fielding a football squad.
Read More »Fetch Football Forum: Rivalry Renewed on Rocky Top
Welcome back to the Fetch Football Forum. This week’s key SEC matchup pits the Florida Gators against the Tennessee Volunteers, a matchup that was once the most highly contested in the entire conference but had died down due to the tremendous amount of success that Florida experienced during Urban Meyer’s time in Gainesville. However, this […]
Read More »Fetch Football Forum: Week 2 Recap
Another Saturday of football has come and gone, which means it’s time yet again to look at which Southeastern Conference teams skied high and which ones just plain fell flat.
Read More »Fetch Football Forum: Welcome to the SEC
This Saturday is a huge day for SEC football, as the conference’s newest members—Missouri and Texas A&M—will play in their first conference games against Georgia and Florida, respectively. With the hours quickly ticking down to kickoff, now is as good of a time as any to take a look at both games and who will […]
Read More »2012-2013 North Georgia Christian Academy Basketball Schedule
Below is the schedule for the 2012-2013 edition of the North Georgia Christian Academy Mariners and Lady Mariners’ basketball teams.
Read More »Fetch Football Forum: Week 1 Recap
Week 1 of the college football season saw the SEC prevail in the majority of its games, as the conference’s members combined for a 10-3 record in the opening week (It’s important to note that one of those teams that lost—Vanderbilt—faced off with South Carolina). Here’s a recap of each team’s game starting with the […]
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