Heather Dinich, who covers the College Football Playoff for ESPN, recently took a look at the path to the College Football Playoff (subscription required) for the top 10 teams in ESPN’s preseason FPI (…)
ESPN Senior Writer Heather Dinich wrote an article that was published this week on what she sees as the four biggest College Football Playoff questions entering the 2022 season (subscription required). (…)
This ESPN writer/analyst is down on Clemson heading into the 2022 season. On The ESPN College Football Podcast this week, while discussing NC State head coach Dave Doeren’s new contract extension (…)
ESPN this week published a list of 10 games that will shape the College Football Playoff next season, giving a look at the games that will have the most impact on the CFP (subscription required). Senior (…)
ESPN senior writer Heather Dinich took to Twitter on Thursday, giving the latest on College Football Playoff expansion talks. After two days of meetings in Dallas, Dinich reported that the CFP management (…)
On ESPN’s Get Up! show Wednesday morning, Mike Greenberg posed the question: “Are Clemson’s days as a national powerhouse, have we seen that come to an end?” Clemson had spent 97 weeks in the AP top-10, (…)
These ESPN employees don’t have much respect for Clemson following its slim 14-8 win over Georgia Tech last Saturday at Death Valley. Chris Fallica, better known as “The Bear” on ESPN’s College (…)
Following Week 3 of the college football season, ESPN senior writer Heather Dinich gave her College Football Playoff takeaways. In her article (subscription required), Dinich opined that “Clemson might be (…)
It’s no secret that Clemson possesses the most unique entrance in college football. In just a few short weeks the Tigers will leave the playing surface to board the team buses in the west end zone and drive (…)
A college football analyst took a shot at the SEC East on Thursday afternoon. ESPN’s College Football Playoff guru Heather Dinich joined the Paul Finebaum Show and pushed back on the narrative that the SEC (…)
