Joe Giglio
ACC/Big East Columnist
Joe Giglio is a sports writer and radio host currently residing in Maryland. The former Fox Sports and ESPN Radio host can be heard on WNST.net. He joined the Rant Sports team in June 2012 to cover the ACC and Big East college football seasons. Other writing endeavors include: MLB Depth Charts, The Locker Room Magazine, WOR710.com, and WNST.net. Want to talk about the greatness of Eli Manning? Joe Giglio is your guy.
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ACC Kickoff: EJ Manuel Thinks Florida State Seminoles Can Be Champs
Are the Florida State Seminoles a BCS championship caliber team? First, noted college football expert Phil Steele included them in his teams to watch for 2012. Now, at the ACC Kickoff bonanza in Greensboro, NC, their star quarterback has echoed the sentiments. E.J. Manuel didn’t hesitate when asked if the Seminoles should be included in [...]
TweetBig East Media Day Announcement
The Big East Media Day will take place on July 31, 2012. BigEast.tv will be providing fans and media the opportunity to go live into the event through Twitter and live programming. The conference has enhanced the experience by including student-athlete appearances at the festivities. As first reported by BigEast.com, here is a list of [...]
TweetHakeem Nicks’ 2008 Season: The Year That Wasn’t
Due to his ineligibility, North Carolina is vacating the statistics put up by current New York Giants wide receiver Hakeem Nicks during the 2008 season. As reported earlier this week by The News and Observer of Raleigh, Nicks was benefiting from “academic fraud” by receiving improper academic help in 2008 from a tutor implicated in [...]
TweetFlorida State Seminoles Football Banned From Twitter
In a bold coaching and disciplinary move, Florida State head coach Jimbo Fisher has banned his players from Twitter. The move is designed to keep the players out of trouble, focused on football, and most importantly, to spare the school from embarrassment on the social networking site. “Twitter is a privilege. When you represent an [...]
TweetMiami Hurricanes, Al Golden In Deep Trouble With NCAA?
The Miami Hurricanes football program is in hot water. Charles Robinson’s report states that an investigation has led to information about Al Golden’s coaching staff and Sean “Pee Wee” Allen working together to circumvent NCAA rules and recruiting standards. Allen, the former colleague of Ponzi schemer Nevin Shapiro, allegedly helped recruit Miami area players to [...]
TweetCollege Football Recruiting: Scott Pagano Could Head To Clemson
The top 2013 recruit out of the state of Hawaii, Scott Pagano, might ultimately end up at Clemson. According to The Post and Courier, Pagano plans on visiting the ACC school this month. Living in Hawaii can make recruiting trips difficult, but a major recruiting trip will help Pagano narrow his list soon. He called [...]
TweetPhil Steele: Florida State Can Win National Title
College football expert and prognosticator Phil Steele recently devised a system to trim down the National Title candidates from year-to-year. His study yielded eleven teams capable of winning the title this season. Florida State is on that list. In whittling down the field to a select group that could win it all, Steele looked at [...]
TweetACC Football Time Capsule: Five Years Ago
Here’s a snapshot of what ACC football looked like just five years ago: The college football landscape is fluid. Despite nostalgia, tradition, and perceptions vs. reality, fans have overseen many changes over the years. From big money bowls to recruiting, very little remains from the sport that became so popular years ago. For that matter, [...]
TweetEric LeGrand Teams Up With Subway
Former Rutgers defensive lineman Eric LeGrand — paralyzed due to the now infamous playing injury — continues to make himself a star off the playing field. He was recently hired by Subway to appear in commercials with New York Giants defensive end Justin Tuck. The commercials have already been filmed and will air later this [...]
TweetBig East Football Time Capsule: Five Years Ago
Here’s a snapshot of what Big East football looked like just five years ago: The college football landscape is fluid. Despite nostalgia, tradition, and perceptions vs. reality, fans have overseen many changes over the years. From big money bowls to recruiting, very little remains from the sport that became so popular years ago. For that [...]
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