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Below are the official College Football Playoff Rankings Top 8 College Football teams. We are going to highlight what will need to happen for the likes of UCF or even Michigan to creep back into the top four college football playoff discussion. The 13-member College Football Playoff Committee will have the final say on who gets to compete for the 2018-2019 College Football National Championship.
TEXAS VS OKLAHOMA![]()
I keep seeing a hashtag on Twitter that insinuates that College Football is rigged. When you look at the intricacies of this Big 12 Championship contest, you may want whoever is behind the curtain to keep making these magical College Football games occur. I believe it is up to the players on the field to dictate the final outcome, even if the odds may be stacked against them in every way, shape or form. Forget Texas vs Oklahoma or even the Oklahoma vs Ohio State debate. Let's take a look at what has been going on with the Longhorns and Buckeyes, as of late and how if College Football is rigged, Texas could be graciously taking a defeat to fuel more fire to the Sooners case over the Ohio State Buckeyes in the College Football Playoff rankings.
ZACH SMITH TOM HERMAN![]()
In the 247 Sports article titled Zack Smith: Herman wanted to bring Meyer down. Author Jordan James is able to illustrate through a series of Tweets from former Ohio State Coach Zach Smith that paints a very vivid picture of the relationship between Texas and Ohio State in College Football Today. We have already well documented what kind of Coaches Urban Meyer has hired on his staff and it begs to question if Tom Herman was just doing what was right in a very dark situation? Below is an excerpt from an article about Trevon Grimes, who was called the N-word by Zach Smith in a racially charged argument heard by fellow teammates that was also allegedly covered up by Coach Meyer and Ohio State University. Click button to read full story by Brett McMurphy.
The Urban Meyer Coaching Tree - The Brotherhood![]()
At the time of the meeting in Fort Lauderdale, based on Stadium’s original reporting and a subsequent Ohio State-issued investigation and report, Meyer knew the following about Zach Smith on Oct. 9, 2017:
In 2009, Smith had been arrested in Gainesville for "aggravated battery of a pregnant female [his then wife Courtney Smith]". The charges were eventually dropped. * On May 8, 2014, in connection with a recruiting trip to Florida, Smith allegedly spent at least $600 at a Miami strip club with high school coaches and former Ohio State assistant/current Texas coach Tom Herman. * Between 2014-16, Smith’s credit cards and replacement cards were allegedly declined numerous times when he was booking rental cars for recruiting trips. Allegedly, he also had delinquent payments on his iPhones and other costs associated with bowl games. * In October 2015, Smith was allegedly investigated by the Powell (Ohio) Police Department on two charges of domestic violence against Courtney Smith. He was not charged. * In 2015 and 2016, Zach Smith was regularly late to practice and workouts and failed to appear at scheduled recruiting visits to high schools, despite incorrectly reporting internally that he had. * In June 2016, based on advice from Meyer, Smith was admitted to a drug treatment facility in Mason, Ohio, for addictions a source said cost the school about $40,000. Thus, Meyer knew all of this about Smith’s disturbing past, but it would be nearly eight months before any of that became public. Coach Trout Predicts Texas Wins 45-42
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