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Stadium Guide: Navy-Marine Corps Stadium
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Five Burning Questions: The Mysterious Virginia Tech Hokies
0 comments by Aaron Torres on 9/29/2011
Through four games this season, few teams have been more impressive, and equally mysterious as Virginia Tech has been. The Hokies are 4-0, but have yet to really play anyone. Well that changes this weekend, when they welcome the surprising Clemson Tigers to Lane Stadium. Clemson is also 4-0, but with a pair of wins […]
College Football’s October-Fest
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It’s October and it’s time to get serious. That’s right, now is when the games get more intense and conference standing is on the line. Just ask the folks in the Big Ten how big the first weekend in October will be. We’ve all enjoyed the first month of the season, so what do we […]
Upset Alert: Florida, Kansas State, Northwestern Look To Scare Their Opponents
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October Should Be Full Of Surprises
September is college football’s month for a whole bunch of tune-ups and the occasionally compelling non-conference game. According to my calendar, however, Saturday marks the first day of October. That means the trap games are coming. We’ve seen it all before. A team is coming off a rivalry game the week before and plays flat. […]
Five Burning Questions: South Florida Bulls
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With No. 16 South Florida traveling to Pittsburgh for their Big East opener this evening, it only seemed appropriate that we track down
Meeting Of The Minds: Les Miles – Future NFL Head Coach?
0 comments by Matt Yoder on 9/28/2011
On Wednesday morning, well-respected NFL insider Mike Freeman floated a nugget he’s been hearing around the league over the last few years: Les Miles has been in serious discussion as an NFL head coach. While concerns in the past centered around Miles’ general “goofiness,” as Freeman phrased it, the fact that he continues to win […]
Figuring Out The Fine Print In Conference Expansion
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Speed kills in college football. If you are not getting ahead, you are falling behind. That goes for on the field as much as it does off the field. From recruiting to facilities, from uniforms to campus life, each school is in a never-ending race to the top to get more – more wins, more […]
Five Burning Questions: Nebraska Gets Set For Big Ten Play
One of the biggest college football games of the upcoming weekend also has some major historical significance, as Nebraska’s storied program plays its first Big Ten conference game. Unfortunately for the Cornhuskers, Jim Delaney isn’t going to let them just ease into things with a nice little game in Lincoln against Minnesota or anything like […]
Les Miles To The NFL? It Just Might Happen
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In the 24/7, Twitter-fueled, non-stop news world we live in, it’s hard to separate fact from fiction. Every rumor is reported as the stone-cold truth, every sentence out of a source’s mouth hits our Twitter feed faster than Trent Richardson hitting the five-hole against an overmatched SEC opponent. At this point, it really is impossible […]
Bloguin Heisman Poll Week Four
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Week four of the College Football Season is in the books. Texas A&M to the SEC is officially official and Oklahoma State gave them a nice kick on the way out. The Florida Gators look like they are back and LSU never left. But you aren’t here to talk about the games, you are here […]
Matt Barkley Happy To Be Slapped On Wrist Rather Than Face Wrath Of Burfict
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USC quarterback Matt Barkley had some choice words to describe Arizona State linebacker Vontaze Burfict. “He’s a dirty player,” Barkley said last week heading in to the game against Arizona State. Barkley faced Burfict in high school allegedly going after his knees in an attempt to injure. “His switch is always on. And it’s not a […]
