Armour: Clemson, Deshaun Watson Win the Only Trophy that Matters to Them
This was exactly what Deshaun Watson wanted.
Not the Heisman Trophy or any other award subject to debate. He wanted the title that is beyond...
Evan Weiner: Swinney Should Give up His Salary
The big game will be played in Tampa with either Alabama or Clemson walking off the field with a college football championship. But there...
Armour: Nick Saban Hasn’t Heard the Last of Lane Kiffin
Lane Kiffin, the gift that keeps on giving. If you like headaches and heartburn, that is.
Kiffin is no longer on Nick Saban’s staff, unceremoniously...
Armour: Steve Sarkisian Becomes Nick Saban’s Latest Project
As Steve Sarkisian’s past and future intersect at the Peach Bowl, sightings of the man himself are rare.
It is a vanishing act by design,...
Armour: Boom! Huskies Secondary Makes Impression on Saban
ATLANTA — The Legion of Boom isn’t the only standout secondary in Seattle.
Washington’s defensive backs were flattered to hear Alabama coach Nick Saban compare...
Armour: Alabama Players’ Title Expectations are as Demanding as Saban’s
ATLANTA — The national titles are impressive, of course. Four of them, including three in the last five years.
A better measure of Nick Saban’s...
To Play or Not to Play – That is the Question
(BEN) Christian McCaffrey and Leonard Fournette are making wise decisions by deciding not to participate in their respective teams’ bowl games. Their reasoning is...
Clemson’s Dabo Swinney Wins Amos Alonzo Stagg Coaching Award from United States Sports Academy
Clemson University Head Football Coach William C. “Dabo” Swinney, who led his team to an undefeated regular season in 2015 and who has won...
Lundquist Wins 2016 Ronald Reagan Media Award from the United States Sports Academy
Verne Lundquist, a sports media veteran who has broadcast 20 different sports in his lengthy career with networks such as TNT, CBS Sports and...
Armour: Get Excited for the Participation Trophy Award Bowl
In the bad old days before the College Football Playoff, one of the loudest arguments against it was that it would kill the bowl...
