Jacob Gleason

100 DAYS UNTIL COLLEGE FOOTBALL. In no particular order, here are 100 things I love about this sport: 1. The Whiteout 2. Tailgating in cow pastures 3. Pac-12 After Dark 4. The Rose Bowl 5. College towns like State College, Madison & Ann Arbor 6. Wanting to see the backup QB after one bad drive 7. Enter Sandman 8. Staying until the clock hits :00... regardless of the score or weather 9. The smell of grills, smokers & beer outside stadiums at 8 AM 10. Week 0 11. The Iowa Wave 12. Talking ball with all of you on Twitter 13. Running Through the T at Tennessee 14. Night games at LSU 15. The Fun Belt 16. Hail to the Victors 17. Walk-ons 18. College GameDay 19. The buzz of a college town the Friday night before a game 20. Army-Navy 21. Fall camp when the pads finally come on 22. Sandstorm at South Carolina 23. It’s not the NFL 24. Hook ‘Em, Gig ‘Em, We Are, Fight On, OH-IO, Roll Tide & Go Dawgs... the silly things we say to each other 25. The Duck 26. Any given Saturday 27. Dotting the “I” 28. The Game 29. Traditional home & home non-conference games (no neutral fields) 30. Trying to convince my daughters this is the greatest sport in the world 31. Conference media days when the season suddenly feels real 32. Chris Fowler, Rece Davis, Kirk Hebstreit, Lee Corso 33. Field storming 34. Bowl season... there are never too many bowl games 35. The Grove 36. Florida State’s spear plant 37. Students camping out for tickets / the best seats 38. Jump Around at Wisconsin 39. Believing this is our year every August 40. Red River Shootout 41. Guys that stay at one school their whole careers 42. Fight songs 43. Trashing the entire CFP rankings reveal & process 44. G5 45. Traveling to road games in hostile environments 46. Ralphie 47. MACtion 48. Listening to current & former CFB theme songs (ESPN, ABC, CBS, FOX, etc.) 49. The 12th Man 50. Mike the Tiger 51. How bad AP Poll voting is 52. Florida playing “I Won’t Back Down” 53. The SEC Championship always feeling massive 54. Night games 55. The late 90s / early 2000s - my nostalgia for the sport 56. Team arrivals at stadiums 57. Howard’s Rock at Clemson 58. Sailgating 59. Big Ten West 60. Spring games (we must protect them) 61. Preseason predictions... because we always get them wrong 62. The War Eagle flight 63. College kickers 64. Tuesday/Wednesday night games that absolutely matter 65. Josh Pate, David Pollack, Brandon Walker, Joel Klatt 66. Student sections 67. The pageantry 68. Getting excited about weight room results in the offseason 69. Sunset at the Rose Bowl 70. Big Noon Kickoff (sometimes) 71. Debating rankings 72. Iconic uniforms: Alabama, Penn State, Texas, USC, Notre Dame, Michigan & Ohio State 73. Country Roads 74. P4 teams playing true road games at G5 schools 75. Local diners packed on Saturday mornings 76. Introducing an NFL fan to our game 77. Pride - whether you attended the school or not 78. Touchdown Jesus 79. Late night college football YouTube rabbit holes 80. Boise State’s blue field 81. FCS football 82. The coaching carousel 83. College stadiums not feeling sterile like the pros 84. Weekday C-USA football 85. Those moments late in games where everything is on the line 86. The CBS college football theme song 87. UGA (such a beautiful dog) 88. Phil Steele preview magazines 89. Penn State’s “We Are” chant 90. “Mr. Brightside” at Michigan 91. It's as American as it gets 92. Playing on campus 93. The Holy War 94. Legendary broadcasters: Keith Jackson, Brent Musburger, Verne Lundquist 95. Color vs. color uniform games (we don't have enough of those) 96. Alumni pride 97. Talking ball with fans of other teams 98. The Iron Bowl 99. Round trips of 8 hours for a game in State College 100. Saturdays in the Fall I'm probably missing another 100 things. What's one thing on your list?

Bring Marcus Smart home.

The time Jaylen Brown got a double bang 🥹

Lane's replacement already in house 💀🤣

The weirdest thing in this constant pursuit of college athletics is that parents try to create an environment that is opposite of what it will be like in college…. • You can’t dictate playing time in college. • Your athlete will be held accountable. • You can’t protect them from adversity. • Your athlete will get yelled at. • Your athlete won’t be able to get in their bag. Why not prepare them for that now vs creating the easy road for them…

After 18 seasons, I will be returning to Florida with two years left to play. Man, after having a great conversation with @CoachToddGolden , I’m excited to be back and have the opportunity to play again for the Florida Gators. After a long NBA career, with the new rules in place, I’ll be back on the court for the next two years. Go Gators! 🐊😂😂😂🤷🏽‍♂️🤷🏽‍♂️

I think the most annoying part of the Jaylen/Stephen A drama is that it reminds me the Celtics aren't playing basketball anymore and then I just get mad all over again

JB won a title. City loves him.

Not at the Masters anymore

Yeah don't be late next time dude 🤷🏻‍♂

@KendoVT And he just missed the cut by one 😁

Higgo is now my most hated golfer on Tour. His post rd response of why he was late disrespected the game of golf. You are supposed to take responsibility for your actions. This is why ppl call penalties on themselves. This is why golf is the greatest game in the world. He is an entitled moron and a fucking loser. I hope he loses his card, I don’t care.

Bowdoin MLAX could legit win the natty

Dude nobody's resting their starters for that game 🤣

Which photo is further right?

@KylePorterNS Especially when you don't get relief when you're in the middle of the fairway but in a divot

I realize golf people who know a lot more about the game than I do will disagree with this (and I'm sure there are 100 reasons I'm wrong about it), but it remains *insane* to me that a ball hit into deep rough off the tee can then be hit from a clean lie in the fairway. "Well we know the QB's knee was technically down, but because he slipped on some paint from the logo at midfield, we're going to let you replay the down."

Cameron Young

May 13, 2010: The Celtics send LeBron to Miami

@KylePorterNS The US Open will DEFINITELY be the harder one this year though

Higher winning score (more strokes) between U.S. Open and PGA Championship over the last 10 years. 2025: U.S. Open 2024: U.S. Open 2023: PGA 2022: PGA 2021: PGA 2020: U.S. Open 2019: PGA 2018: U.S. Open 2017: PGA 2016: U.S. Open It's intriguing to me that the U.S. Open has maintained an identity as the "you have to be tough to win this major" major when the PGA has been just as hard -- if not harder at times -- over the last decade.

NFL SCHEDULE LEAK Jets at Dolphins - Week 1 3:00 AM on Cartoon Network (Sun Sep 13th)

365 days 🙏🏽