Late in November, Dictionary.com named “complicit” the word of the year, for its usage in both politics and culture, defined as “choosing to be involved in an illegal or questionable act, especially with others.”
When talking about college football, let’s use words with less sinister connotations. This is the most fabulous time of the season, minus all the drama around the coaching carousel.
Bowl season is fun, and let’s have a little bit of that — one word why each of the 39 bowl games should be part of your holiday viewing.
NEW ORLEANS: Troy vs.