Tuesday's One Minute Warm Up

Author:
Doug Samuels
Publish date:
Nov 22, 2016

To get the blood pumping:

WISCONSIN WITH THE MIC DROP!

This is a remarkable story

The quote of the day

Wow

Pretty sweet HS edits of California HS players on the cover of a made up video game

He has a point

More programs will be sure to follow suit

The best from yesterday:

Houston isn’t giving Tom Herman up without a fight

The #Twitter12Pack of things that no one expected to see this weekend

How did Chuck Martin take Miami (Ohio) from 0-6 to 5-6? “We stayed the course.”

How did FCS Chattanooga give Alabama all they could handle? A simplified playbook, and a unique mental approach

Charlie Strong says he’ll be evaluated after TCU game, wants to return in 2017

It appears Butch Davis has his coordinators at FIU

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