Trey Wallace is a sports journalist with a focus on college football. He writes for OutKick and CauseACTION Clarion, providing coverage and analysis of games, teams, and controversies within the sport. With his engaging writing style and in-depth knowledge of college football, Trey aims to keep fans informed and entertained.
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Trey Wallace's articles primarily focus on college football, with a strong emphasis on event coverage and expert commentary. His content also delves into the sports industry and publishing.
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By: Trey Wallace
Vanderbilt's Diego Pavia sued the NCAA for an additional year of eligibility and a judge has granted a preliminary injunction, allowing him to play
By: Trey Wallace
Georgia is preparing for the college football playoff without Carson Beck, who suffered an elbow injury in SEC title game. Backup Gunner Stockton will lead the Bulldogs
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First round of the college football playoff is filled with premier games, from Tennessee vs. Ohio State, to Notre Dame vs. Indiana as a new era is here.
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The former Alabama head coach is obviously enjoying the opportunity to talk about whatever he wants on College Gameday, and use a few curse words.
By: Trey Wallace
COLUMBUS, OH – It might've been sleeting on Friday afternoon on the campus of Ohio State, but that didn't stop a number of Tennessee and Buckeye
By: Trey Wallace
Ohio State head coach Ryan Day has taken an enormous amount of heat over the past two weeks after losing to Michigan, but he quieted the critics with a CFP win over Tennessee.
By: Trey Wallace
COLUMBUS – You could call that – a 42-17 whipping of Tennessee – the Ryan Day ‘Revival' for Ohio State on Saturday night, whether Buckeye fans care to admit it or not.
By: Trey Wallace
The first round of the college football playoff lacked exciting games, but the quarterfinals games will present a chance at redemption for the CFP.
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We are one week away from the quarterfinals of the College Football Playoff, and we certainly have a few things to discuss.
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