Podcast: Bylaw Blog’s John Infante on NCAA Reform

Following the discovery of improprieties in its investigation of Miami's football program, reforming the NCAA has once again become a hot-button issue among the media and punditry. NCAA expert John Infante of the Bylaw Blog athleticscholarships.net joins CBR's Allen Kenney for a podcast to discuss some of the likely outcomes of the NCAA review and […]

Big 12 being proactive in conference expansion? No Way….

It's amazing what a change in leadership, a little bit of time, and a change in membership can do for a conference. Just three short years ago critics, pundits, national radio hosts, bloggers, you name it where ready to and were dancing on the grave of the Big 12. It was dead and it's parts […]

Five college football rivalries we wish government could force or renew

Conference realignment has brought an end to many great rivalries over the years. Our hope is that these storied rivalries will one day be replaced by new, developing rivalries. But until West Virginia and Oklahoma State establish a true hatred for each other and Louisville and Wake Forest duke it out for bragging rights, we […]

CBR’s The Bachelor Diary: Week 4

Boys and Girls, Ladies and Gentleman – things are getting real as we're down to a bakers dozen of ladies vying for the love and affection of our often times shirtless bachelor and ex-Kansas State linebacker Sean Lowe. In case you missed it last week we came out with our official CBR Oddsmakers list for […]

Signing Day 2013: Five Players Who Could Decommit

While the Masters golf tournament has always had the tag-line of “A Tradition Unlike Any Other” (thanks for nothing, Jim Nantz!), college football has a traditional completely unlike any other as well: High football players decommitting right before Signing Day and throwing everyone into a frenzy. It happens every year and as we once again […]

Michigan, Notre Dame score big prospects over weekend

National signing day is nearly upon us (less than ten days away for those keeping track) and we are continuing to see some big recruiting news leading up to the most important day in college football's off-season. Over the weekend Michigan and Notre Dame each secured some lucrative verbal commitments, and once again it seems […]

Clemson adds tombstone for LSU victory

College football is full of great traditions. Many of these traditions are familiar to even the most casual of fans. Notre Dame's "Play Like a Champion Today" sign and Ohio State's dotting of the "I" are among the most commonly known traditions. Others tend to fly under the radar a bit. While we may all […]

Obama calls on NCAA to examine football player safety

With legal challenges mounting to the football industry's regulation of player safety, a new figure who carries a big stick has weighed in on the issue: President Barack Obama. In an interview with The New Republic, Obama called on the NCAA to address the growing concerns over head injuries: "I tend to be more worried […]

Report: Bo Pelini blows up on ex-Nebraska recruit

When it comes to college football recruiting, two axioms seem to hold true year-in and year-out: 1. “All is fair in love and recruiting.” 2. “Nothing is official until the ink goes dry on National Signing Day.” Apparently, though, no one shared that memo with Bo Pelini and the Nebraska caching staff. That’s because after […]

Podcast: Chip Kelly and Oregon’s future

Coaching dynamo Chip Kelly has left Oregon for the riches and allure of the NFL's Philadelphia Eagles. George Schroeder, college football columnist for USA Today, joins CBR managing editor Allen Kenney for a podcast to discuss Kelly's legacy and what's next for the Ducks. George and Allen discuss: *What made Kelly such a success in […]

Johnny Manziel Trick Shot Video

Over the past few years, its safe to say that the “trick shot” phenomenon has taken the college football world and internet by storm. Former UConn Husky Johnny McEntee made the practice popular, and since then about a million other imitators have followed. However, in the current world of college football there is one man […]

NCAA admits to messing up in Miami investigation

We cannot trust anybody to do anything right these days it seems. We cannot trust the players to make good decisions. We cannot trust coaches to do the right thing either. We cannot even trust their bosses to properly monitor their actions. Perhaps not so stunning is the revelation that today the powers that be […]

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