College Football National Championship Game Analysis

It started out as a slow sloppy third quarter until Mississippi State had a chance to score. Although Mississippi State had a chance to score, their field goal kicker missed wide left. Everyone in the stands was very upset as we know we may not get another opportunity. Then things soon got incredibly worst. Ole Miss got a chance to score just as Mississippi State did with a field goal. Unlike Mississippi State, Ole Miss capitalized on their opportunity and scored at the end of the third quarter. Nervously, we got ready for the fourth quarter. Although our nerves did go away when Dak Prescott finally stepped on the field. The stands went crazy as Dak anticipated the first play. Dak helped move the team down the field into scoring position before being stopped by the Rebels. My heart dropped as I saw the field goal unit come out on the field to attempt another field goal. Everyone in the stands held hands and got very quiet. The kicker booted the ball as it floated through the uprights. We could not believe our terrible kicker made the field goal. The crowd went crazy as this game was headed to

To be in their Levis Stadium, see the players, get autographs, see their museum, and see their locker room seemed like a fairy tale to me, it was so unreal that this was actually happening. My mom, step dad, and I flew to California for the game, we were there for about a week. We showed up at Levis Stadium at ten in the morning, kickoff was at one twenty five. We got passes to get into the stadium earlier before everyone else, once I got into the stadium I saw the players warming up and I was screaming as loud as I could to get the quarterbacks attention, Colin Kaepernick. When he saw me waving, jumping, and yelling he smiled at me and waved! I was for sure the luckiest girl alive that day; he even signed my jersey and the helmet that I was wearing. Watching the game was so electric and full of excitement through the crowds of fans. This game was definitely one to remember and ending the day with a win made it even better. In just one day, everything that I have ever wanted and dreamed of came to life and my sparkle was never

When I started watching the game, Louisiana was winning four to three in the bottom of the last inning with one out. The first batter that I saw hit for Alabama hit the ball to the shortstop, and the shortstop threw him out at first. Now there were two outs, and if Louisiana could get the next batter out then they would play us in the championship. The first pitch was a foul ball. Now the pitcher had one strike on the batter. The next pitch was a strike right down the middle. With two strikes on the batter, Louisiana decided to pitch a fastball right down the

What this article is about is the ticket sales and the secondary prices in two of college football postseason games. The two games that they are focused on is the 2014 Rose bowl which was the game between Stanford and Michigan State and the BCS Championship game between Auburn and Florida State. In between one week worth of action the Rose Bowl and the BCS Championship game was played. The main things in this article that they were looking for is distance traveled and sightlines for seating can raise the ticket prices for a college football game. In the introduction of this article they talk about inelastic ticket pricing and how behavior is not counted for maximizing profit. This is before the 4 team playoff system started so, they talk about how BCS selected teams for the bowl games and the BCS

Somehow Coach Smithpeters got them to keep the pool open all night and we had a giant party with the players and all the fans in there to keep everyone hype for the Championship game that night.

From the first two national champions, Rutgers and Princeton, to last year’s debateable Auburn national championship winning team, college football has always had difficulties deciding national champions. The BCS National Championship game was thought to give a less prejudice opinion on which teams play in the championship game than humans did. However, it has stimulated more controversy in college sports than Cal-Stanford “The Play.” The problem with the BCS teams is, it chooses two teams that are based on profit, popularity, and record. The BCS is in need of replacement by a playoff system because with a playoff system college football teams have more of an opportunity to show themselves.

College football is saturday afternoons. Sitting at home with your dad watching teams from schools you never heard of. College Football is the reward for spending your morning doing yard work. College football is tradition, one hundred year rivalries and pregame rituals. While these are all important aspects of college football, these aren’t the conversations the media and student athletes are having. College basketball is “March Madness”, filling out the tournament bracket and competing with friends. It seems as if talking about the weekend's big game has taken a backseat to conversations about nothing to do with the actual sport. Conversations about how profitable a large school’s football or basketball program is dominate the discussion

When I was twelve I was introduced to a sport I barely knew by my Dad. I was introduced to College Football by my Dad. Ever since then it has stuck with me and it is my most favorite thing. My Dad’s favorite teams are the University of Southern California and the University of Michigan, because he attended both schools. Ever since he left college it was his favorite thing to watch and follow.

We’re two seasons into the College Football Playoff system that supplanted the BCS format and one thing is certain — The Playoff is working.

The crowd was in uproar we had won our first home game of the season. A clean victory that I felt a part of after putting in the grueling hours at practice throughout the week. After our coach congratulated us on the victory and gave us a few words of wisdom my teammates and I headed to the locker rooms to change after a hard fought battle.

There have been many personal experiences throughout my life. Many good ones and many bad ones, but overall they were memorable in some type of way. Things like going to football games, going to Puerto Rico and more, but my favorite experience was winning a football tournament. Well now I’m going to tell you about my personal experience about this exciting moment.

Then, I enter the stadium it was awesome because it was my very first Notre Dame game. It was loud and cool I watch Notre Dame’s pregame warm-ups.

As they shake hands we all are pumped up to hear the call. We are receiving. “Kick return, kick return” my coach yells loudly! We hear the whistle and the ball is kicked. Q Williams catches the ball and takes off for a 35 yard return. Offense comes out but has the worst of luck. The ball is snapped and the Bulldogs linebacker Zack Johnson sacks the quarterback causing a fumble. The linebacker Zach Johnson takes the ball and scores putting the Bulldogs on top of the Lions early in the state championship. All of us furious at the position we put ourselves in, early in the game.

The feeling was indescribable. It was early in the morning and our whole team got an amazing opportunity to receive early park admission and fast passes. It was

The ball rolled in and the crowd erupted. I could see my mom with tears in her eyes. The buzzer rang and my team crowded around me. The event director gave us our medals but more importantly gave us the tickets for the game later.