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Hottest College Football Girlfriends


College football’s off-season can feel like an eternity at times. The abundance of time and lack of important news leads to shitty headlines and enables non-stories to be relevant. To counter the immensely dull stories the 2018 off-season has provided, I have put together a list of what the people want to see. After hours of extensive Instagram research, I’ve made a top 10 power ranking of the hottest college football girlfriends of the past 5 years.

                          10. Jordan Daigle - Zack Craig (Oklahoma State safety)

9.  Peyton Thomas- Jake Ganus (University of Georgia linebacker)   



8. Jeanne O’Neil – Will Grier (West Virginia University quarterback)


7. Paige Loren- Shane  Buechele (University of Texas quarterback)

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6.  Ani Sarkisan - Wilton Speight (university of Michigan quarterback    

5. Jaylee Merrill - Mike Bercovici (Arizona State quarterback)

4. Sarah Savage - Johnny Manziel (Texas A&M University quarterback)
3. Lindsey Duke - Blake Bortles (University of  Central Florida quarterback)

2. Breanna Dodd- Josh Smith (University of Tennessee wide receiver)

1. Katherine Webb-McCarron - A.J. McCarron (University of Alabama quarterback )
Moral of the story: Be good at football, kids

@reed_tobin

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