The eight months that separate the end of one college football season and the start of another is a difficult time for many people.
While others are happily planning ski trips, summer vacations or spending time with family and friends, college football fans are obsessing over the number of days between then and that glorious opening day.
Cheeseburgers don’t taste as good. Playing a game of cornhole without a college football game to follow it seems like you’re cheating on something that means a lot to you. Watching a five-year-old matchup between Minnesota and Northwestern on the Big Ten Network starts feeling like a really great way to spend a Saturday afternoon for some reason.
All most college football fans are looking for is a few events to break up the longest stretch of the year. Whether it’s recruiting news, commitments, stories about one of the players on their team running an impossibly fast 40-time or the release of EA’s NCAA football game, all of it equates to a brief oasis…
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