Gene Wojciechowski is an idiot ...

Aside from having one of the most difficult names to spell in the history of idiocy, Gene Wojciechowski once again proved it doesn't take much to write for ESPN. After Notre Dame's one-score loss to No. 6 USC on Saturday, Gene decided to berate the Fighting Irish as if they lost by 30. Rather than noting how the Irish battled the Trojans down to the very last second of the game, he returned to the past to discuss the previous five encounters between the two storied programs. He liked to point out the difficulty the Irish had with the USC passing game, but failed to recognize that USC had an equally difficult time stopping the Irish receiver(s) [and had the Irish been able to start Michael Floyd in this game, they probably would have come away with a 14-point win]. Nor did he recognize Jimmy Clausen's effectiveness on a bum leg, throwing for two touchdowns (the first two allowed by the USC defense) and rushing for a third. The word "Heisman" also doesn't make an appearance in his article. Let's also avoid any reference to the insignificance of the Trojans' win over Ohio State given Saturday's events. Truth be told, Notre Dame and USC seem to be on pretty even footing this year given the performance on the field today and the results of shared opponents (Washington, Purdue/Ohio State). Oh well, Notre Dame Hateraide has always sold well with the ESPN crowd, so I don't expect them to change their bread and butter. Maybe they will at least stop praising the Boston Red Sox and New England Patriots sometime in the near future... doubt it though.

2009 CFBN Poll: Week 4

Po.	Week 4
1	Florida
2	Texas
3	Alabama
4	Penn State
5	Mississippi
6	California
7	LSU
8	Boise State
9	Miami
10	TCU
11	Michigan
12	North Carolina
13	Missouri
14	Cincinnati
15	Kansas
16	Auburn
17	Pittsburgh
18	South Florida
19	Arizona State
20	Houston
21	UCLA
22	Iowa
23	Kentucky
24	Wisconsin
25	Southern Miss

2009 CFBN Poll: Week 3

Po.	Week 3
1	Florida
2	Texas
3	USC
4	Alabama
5	Penn State
6	Mississippi
7	California
8	BYU
9	Boise State
10	LSU
11	Georgia Tech
12	TCU
13	Utah
14	Cincinnati
15	North Carolina
16	Kansas
17	Michigan
18	Boston College
19	Pittsburgh
20	Nebraska
21	South Florida
22	Houston
23	Auburn
24	Missouri
25	Miami

2009 MVP Race

Here are the standings after week 2:

No. Po. Name Team 1 QB Tim Tebow Florida 2 QB Colt McCoy Texas 3 RB Jahvid Best California 4 QB Max Hall BYU 5 RB Jonathan Dwyer Georgia Tech 6 QB Terrelle Pryor Ohio State 7 QB Zac Robinson Oklahoma State 8 WR Dez Bryant Oklahoma State 9 WR Michael Floyd Notre Dame 10 RB Joe McKnight USC 11 QB Jimmy Clausen Notre Dame 12 QB Matt Barkley USC 13 QB Tate Forcier Michigan 14 RB Robert Griffin Baylor 15 RB Stafon Johnson USC 16 QB Tony Pike Cincinnati 17 QB Dan LeFevour Central Michigan 18 QB Case Keenum Houston 19 QB Jacory Harris Miami 20 QB Kellen Moore Boise State

2009 CFBN Poll: Week 2

Here is the first CFBN Poll, following week one's results:

Po.	Week 2
1	Florida
2	Texas
3	USC
4	Alabama
5	Oklahoma State
6	Penn State
7	Mississippi
8	California
9	LSU
10	Ohio State
11	BYU
12	Boise State
13	TCU
14	Utah
15	Notre Dame
16	North Carolina
17	Georgia Tech
18	Michigan State
19	Missouri
20	Cincinnati
21	Miami
22	Tennessee
23	South Florida
24	Arkansas
25	Michigan

Sam Bradford Out 2-4 Weeks

2008 Heisman winner Sam Bradford is expected to miss 2-4 weeks of play due to an injury during the loss to BYU on Saturday. During this time, Oklahoma will face Idaho State, Tulsa and Miami. If the injury extends past four weeks, the Sooners will start conference play without their starting quarterback, first against Baylor and then against Texas in a much-anticipated Red River Rivalry game.

Welcome to the 2009 Season

Hello college football enthusiasts! It has been a busy summer and the progress on this site has been slow, but now that the season is underway, we are proud to get the content kicking for the 2009 season. Check back frequently for updates or check our evolving team feeds above to follow your favorite college team.

Florida Wins Title, Challenge Cup

Florida's 24-14 win over the Oklahoma Sooners locked up the Gators' third national championship and third Challenge Cup. This marked Urban Meyer's second title in the past three years, and Tim Tebow put himself in a good position to take home CFBN's top player award.