NEW: Kentucky head coach Will Stein on the 24-team College Football Playoff:
"Everybody says the (regular season) games aren't going to matter. Really? I think that's a really lame take, to be honest. As far as I know every game in College Football is going to matter."
He later added: "You telling me you wouldn't want a Playoff game at Kroger Field? I think those takes are bad."
(via @KSRonX)
College Football Playoff expansion injects hope into College Football’s middle class🙏
"It changes the outlook for a lot of Big Ten teams not in the category of Ohio State and Indiana right now," @Sean_Callahan says as leading voices from fan bases nationwide weigh in.
Read: on3.com/news/college-footbal…
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Will Stein asked about 24-team Playoff
"Everybody says the (regular season) games aren't going to matter.
"Really?
"I think that's a really lame take, to be honest."
"You telling me you don't want a Playoff game at Kroger Field?"
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𝗤𝗕𝟭‼️
Maddux Madsen was named a 𝙈𝙖𝙣𝙣𝙞𝙣𝙜 𝘼𝙬𝙖𝙧𝙙 𝙎𝙩𝙖𝙧 𝙤𝙛 𝙩𝙝𝙚 𝙒𝙚𝙚𝙠.
#BleedBlue | #BuiltDifferent
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Saturday’s presentation of Boise State-Oregon delivers the most-watched Week 1 game on CBS in 28 years:
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“They’ve got 11. We’ve got 11 — and there’s not going to be any excuses made from us.”
Mentality. The difference between a G6 program with momentum and explosive fan & donor support versus others who have embraced the victim approach.
Talked to Spencer Danielson in recent days about why Boise State thinks it can still compete vs. the P4 when the cost of high-major football just continues to rise astronomically.
Just going to leave this quote here for no particular reason…
foxsports.com/stories/colleg…
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Let’s go nephew!
I will be down in boise this weekend for junior day, excited to get down on the blue! #BleedBlue @knipe_jack @CoachDjKillings @CoachCollins46 @jack_schne1der @CoachTB02
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Trusting God’s plan doesn’t mean sit around and wait. In order for God’s plan to work you have to work too.
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Reporter: How did you win the Sugar Bowl?
Ole Miss QB Trinidad Chambliss: “Jesus Christ, my Lord & Savior. Through & through, He’s been with me… I just gotta give thanks to God.”
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CJ Stroud on if God is blessing the Texans because of their testimony:
“I don’t want it to ever be confused, I don’t think God is like ‘the Texans are gunna win.’, but I think regardless, win or loss he gets the glory, and that’s up to us, that’s just worship. Him giving us our talents, abilities, & these jobs, he’s more than worthy of all the worship is really why we do what we do. It’s not because we want favor from the lord. In my opinion, you don’t just get favor from the lord just because you give him glory, he deserves it. It’s not because we follow Jesus that we win every game.”
DeMeco Ryans after the Texans defeated the Chargers:
“The light is shining bright on the Texans but that light is really reflective of it guys belief in our Lord & Savior Jesus Christ. That’s what’s driven our team& I’m so proud of our guys & thankful to the Lord for allowing us to allow our lights to shine though him & just all praise & honor goes to him.”
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Boise State won their 3rd Straight Mountain West Conference Championship and what Head Coach Spencer Danielson said after was POWERFUL.
“First off, always, thank you Jesus. Faith doesn’t make things easy. It makes it possible. With God, all things are possible.”
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POWERFUL: #Patriots star TreVeyon Henderson gives all glory to Jesus Christ after his multi-TD game.
“Trusting the Lord's plan; you know, just continue to do my part & the rest I just leave up to Him”
“I'm so weak without Him. I can't do it without Jesus”
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Committed
@Coach_SD @Coach_B_Jones_ @2mattmiller @DemarioWarren @PassFootball5 @BroncoSportsFB @247BoiseState
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Thanks Coach Koetter. 🤝
Every dollar counts to keep our players here at BSU. We need everyone’s help.
We will continue to focus on developing our players on and off the field. 📈🔷
#BuiltDifferent
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“While we were messed up, Jesus died for us.”
Kansas State basketball coach Jerome Tang shares a powerful message of how his role as a coach is a ministry opportunity to impact young men.





































