Top 25 Breakdown: Week Nine
Throughout the season, Gator Country will give you a weekly preview on the games featuring the Top 25 teams in the country every Wednesday. Welcome to this week’s edition of the Top 25 Breakdown
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Abby Wambach: A national star and a Gators legend
This story originally appeared in the October 2011 issue of Gator Country Magazine . VIP subscribers to GatorCountry.com receive the magazine in the mail every month, and copies are available throughout Gainesville
October 26, 2011 | Posted in Headlines | Read More »
Bronco Mendehall would rather ‘stand alone’ then cave to a conference that doesn’t accept BYU’s faith
As conference expansion talks have seemingly locked in on Missouri, West Virginia and Louisville , BYU — an early favorite in projections to the Big 12 — has been left out in the cold.
Top 25: The Alabama-LSU beat goes on, but not for long
Now in its seventh year, the College Football BlogPoll is a weekly effort of dozens of college football-centric Web sites representing a wide array of schools under the oversight of SB Nation. As always, this is an ever-evolving snapshot meant to judge teams exclusively on their existing resumés
Lofty goals in sight, Oregon contemplates a stretch run without Cliff Harris
For those of you keeping track this summer — and there were a lot of you — Oregon cornerback/return man Cliff Harris ‘ driving record produced even more eye-popping stats behind the wheel than last year’s All-America campaign on the field: 118 mph on a suspended license, $8,500 in fines for at least 11 outstanding citations, a one-game suspension for arguably the biggest game of the year and finally six more games in depth chart limbo , where he’s remained since being pulled over back in June. As of Monday, “limbo” would be a step up: Harris added three more lines to the box score in the form of fresh citations for driving with a suspended license, driving while uninsured and failure to wear a seatbelt.
Reorientation: Syracuse welcomes us back to the Big East knot
Adjusting to the weekend’s new realities. • Where everyone’s a champion
Reorientation: Syracuse welcomes us back to the Big East knot
Adjusting to the weekend’s new realities. • Where everyone’s a champion
Night of the Crimson Tiger: Your Alabama-LSU hype begins…now.
Notes on the Game of the Century of the Year. Alabama is 8-0
Tales From the Deep: Clemson, Oklahoma State attacks are (still) perfect storms
Clemson 59, North Carolina 38 • Oklahoma State 45, Missouri 24. There’s a standard shorthand for talking and writing about up-tempo, pass-happy attacks like the ones at Clemson and Oklahoma State , which tends to boil down to “Prolific Quarterback + Prolific Receiver = Prolific Offense.” It’s not hard to see why, when each of those individual elements is true: By any measure, Tajh Boyd and Brandon Weeden rank easily among the most productive passers in the country, and their top targets, Sammy Watkins and Justin Blackmon , come as close as anyone in college football to being legitimately “uncoverable.” Accordingly, the Tigers and Cowboys rank easily among the top offenses in the country
Friday Morning Quarterback: New Badgers, old score to settle in East Lansing
A weekly primer. GAME OF THE CENTURY OF THE WEEK WISCONSIN (-7½) at MICHIGAN STATE • 8 p.m
October 21, 2011 | Posted in Football | Read More »
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