John Buhler

Joined: Apr 16, 2015

John Buhler is a staff writer for FanSided.com. He specializes in covering college football and the NFL on a national level, as well as his hometown Atlanta Braves. Nearly a decade into his writing career at FanSided, he has also written about MLB, NBA, golf, tennis and the Olympics. Buhler is a University of Georgia graduate (2012), but he spent most of his time in Athens enjoying the finer things in life than studying business management. He co-hosts the national college football podcast False Start with his FanSided.com colleague Cody Williams, and hosts The Blogging Dirty Podcast to hype up his beloved hometown Atlanta Falcons. In his spare time, Buhler loves singing karaoke and dominating in bar trivia.

Penn State wants to take this big-name assistant away from his alma mater of Oklahoma

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Shane Beamer calls out 'a team' for faking injuries, but this is not a mystery at all

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College football rankings: Where will Tennessee be ranked to start the 2025 season?

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Spencer Strider is not the only injury situation Alex Anthopoulos should worry about

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Biggest college football underachievers based on 5-star recruits over last six cycles