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Well, folks, the election of 2024 has come to a close. In nearly an electoral college mirror victory to the one he won in 2016, President Donald Trump (45 and 47) becomes the second president in American history to serve non-consecutive terms. See my article on President Grover Cleveland (22

Schedule and scores from theScore November 8 California 46, Wake Forest 36 Memphis 27, Rice 20 UCLA 20, Iowa 17 November 9 Texas 49, Florida 17 Boston College 37, Syracuse 31 Ohio State 45, Purdue 0 Rutgers 26, Minnesota 19 Georgia Tech 28, Miami 23 West Virginia 31, Cincinnati 24

You certainly know who Donald John Trump is, but how about Stephen Grover Cleveland? The native of New York state won the presidency in 1884 as a bachelor and married Francis Folsom Cleveland, a 21 year-old woman who was 28 years younger than him, on June 2, 1886. For perspective,

Schedule and scores from theScore November 2 UTSA 44, Memphis 36 Ohio State 20, Penn State 13 Syracuse 38, Virginia Tech 31 Ole Miss 63, Arkansas 31 N.C. State 59, Stanford 28 Northwestern 26, Purdue 20 OT Miami 53, Duke 31 Minnesota 25, Illinois 17 Vanderbilt 17, Auburn 7

Schedule and scores from theScore October 23 Jacksonville State 42, Middle Tennessee 20 October 24 Pittsburgh 41, Syracuse 13 October 25 Louisville 31, Boston College 27 USC 42, Rutgers 20 October 26 Memphis 33, Charlotte 28 Virginia Tech 21, Georgia Tech 6 North Carolina 41, Virginia 14 Ohio State 21,

Okay, I get it. There is a LOT NOT to like about your choices in this year's presidential election. There is also a LOT NOT to like about the 2024 election cycle. Former (and maybe future) president Donald Trump is a polarizing figure, if there ever was one.

Scores and schedule from theScore October 15 Middle Tennessee 14, Kennesaw State 5 October 17 Virginia Tech 42, Boston College 21 October 18 Duke 23, Florida State 16 Oregon 35, Purdue 0 Oklahoma State 38, BYU 35 October 19 Indiana 56, Nebraska 7 UCLA 35, Rutgers 32 Cincinnati 24, Arizona