The annual postseason college football game played in Bismark, North Dakota will for the next four years be known as the Broad Street Beat Bismarck Bowl as part of a sponsorship deal signed between Broad Street Beat sports blog and ESPN events.

The arrangement marks one of the most high-profile marketing initiatives yet for a low-level Philadelphia sports website and comes as the sometimes illiterate writing styles of Dan Goggin, Matt Ryan, Kyle Babcock and founder Ben Lebo continue to gradually make inroads into mainstream media.

Realizing that Sunday is a prime day to be hungover and craving delicious chicken sandwiches, Philadelphia natives Ben Lebo and Dan Goggin are set to capitalize on Chick-fil-A's errors. The new chain, Chick-fil-B, will open soon in the Mid-Atlantic and only operate on Sundays.

Temple was the final Philadelphia college football team to be in action this season, and were able to end a miserable season on a high note. The Owls took a 3-0 lead on a first quarter field goal (yes, they actually made a field goal), and never relinquished the lead, topping Memphis 41-21.

Villanova and Penn both finished up their seasons this weekend, as the city went 1-2 overall. While Villanova rallied late to win, Penn's rally fell just short and Temple was the victims of a Connecticut comeback.

Temple and Penn were in action this weekend, while Villanova had the week off. Both teams came out on the losing end, but there were positives to be found in defeat.

Temple had the week off, so just Villanova and U Penn were in action this weekend for the Philly College Football squads. Villanova won in a route, but the Quakers were not as lucky, as they fell in their Ivy League matchup.

It was a rough weekend to be a college football fan in Philadelphia, as all three teams took the loss. While Temple and Villanova kept things close in their respective games, U Penn was completely annihilated in Ivy League action.

It was a tough week for football teams from the city of brotherly love, as only the UPenn Quakers pulled out a win. Temple and Villanova put in valiant efforts but fell short in their contests, as the city went 1-2.

The city of Philadelphia went 2-1 this weekend in college football, unless you count the Eagles' college level of play against Dallas, then the city went 2-2. So here we go, let's look at the results from Week 8.

The city went 1-2 this weekend, as the Villanova Wildcats topped Towson, but the UPenn Quakers lost and the Temple Owls fell to a dreadful 0-6.