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(BCSNN) - They say you can only hide your true colors for so long, and the whole of College Football seemingly worked together to hide those of Notre Dame. That ended yesterday, when Irish Football let it be known just how entitled, spoiled, and flat-out "bratty" Notre Dame has become. Stunned by its exclusion from the College Football Playoff, Notre Dame spit in the face of its fans, seniors, and the rest of College Football when the Irish announced that ND would not even participate in a bowl game this postseason - a decision that comes across less like strategy and more like sulking.
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Charles Huff has been named the 26th head coach in Memphis football history, Senior Vice President and Director of Athletics Dr. Ed Scott announced Monday, Dec. 8. Huff, a well-known figure in both collegiate and professional football, spent the 2019-20 season as College Football Hall of Fame coach Nick Saban's associate head coach and worked with future NFL superstars Najee Harris and Saquon Barkley.
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(BCSNN) - For the first time in more than six decades, Duke football stands alone atop the ACC. The Blue Devils defeated No. 16 Virginia 27–20 in overtime Saturday night at Bank of America Stadium to capture their eighth ACC title and first outright crown since 1962.
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(BCSNN) - No. 5 Texas Tech captured its first Big 12 Championship in program history with a commanding 34–7 win over No. 11 BYU on Saturday at AmFirst Stadium, securing a spot in the College Football Playoff.
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(BCSNN) - The dynasty tide has turned. For years, Alabama haunted Georgia in SEC Championship Games, but on Saturday night inside Mercedes-Benz Stadium, the Bulldogs exorcised those demons and shattered the Crimson Tide’s aura of invincibility.
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