Senior Human Resources Program Manager - Tech Lead
Brad Shepard is a Senior Human Resources Program Manager - Tech Lead at Bleacher Report. He covers a range of topics within the realm of sports, focusing on individual and team sports as well as sports marketing and competitive sports. His insights and expertise have also been featured in MSN.
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By: Brad Shepard
Chaos hasn't really reared its wild-and-crazy head yet this season in college football, but there were Week 1 signs he was awakening from his slumber.
The only guarantee in college football each week is that something – and likely multiple somethings – is going to happen to make you shake your head.
Can we have a do-over? Two weeks into the season, you know this refrain is echoing through some football programs. Some teams are reeling at 0-2.
By: Brad Shepard
Last week gave us maybe the biggest game of the year when Texas came all the way back to beat Ohio State in the fourth quarter in Austin.
The NFL draft is mostly about projections and potential, but it's when those two things and the on-field resume and results marry up that you have the guys who made this list.
Forgive the cliche on the final regular-season weekend of the Major League Baseball, but college football really gave us its fastball on Saturday.
Brad Shepard Oct 2, 2026 Being bold never gets old. We're a month-plus into the college football season. Teams have shown their true colors.
From another classic Red River Rivalry to UCLA winning a rugged Big Ten battle against a contender to the defending national champs getting taken to the brink, this college football weekend provided us with some scintillating showdowns.
By: Brad Shepard
Halfway through the season, there are plenty of exciting teams, players and storylines in college football. On the flip side, though, there are just as many who would love a mulligan.
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By: Brad Shepard
With Oregon out of the playoff picture and upstart UCLA having to break in a new quarterback, the Big Ten looks like this year's race will pick up where last year's left off.
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