Military Bowl spares all expense with new ‘mascot’
Apparently bowl games are not immune from the poor economy. How else does one explain the Military Bowl’s new mascot , Sgt.
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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.
Louisville blocks Mountaineers’ exit with its own claim on the last ticket out of the Big East
I said it on Tuesday , and it’s worth repeating: The first rule in conference realignment is, Nothing is a done deal until it’s a done deal. I should have stopped there
Eric LeGrand Update: Paralyzed Rutgers lineman will lead Knights onto the field vs. West Virginia
More than a year removed from a head-on collision on the football field that left him paralyzed from the neck down, former Rutgers lineman Eric LeGrand will be leading the team onto the same field Saturday for arguably its biggest game of the season.
October 26, 2011 | Posted in Football | Read More »
Headlinin’: All signs point to ‘go’ for Mathieu, Ware at Alabama
Making the morning rounds. • Oh, I think we can find room
Vanderbilt apologizes for disrespecting Army’s alma mater
For the second consecutive week, Vanderbilt has to explain itself regarding an incident that occurred after their football game.
October 25, 2011 | Posted in Football | Read More »
Vanderbilt apologizes for ignoring, ‘drowning out’ Army’s alma mater
For the second consecutive week, Vanderbilt has to explain itself for an embarrassing postgame incident. The university issued a statement Tuesday apologizing to “all of the men and women who attend and work at the United States Military Academy, their families, all graduates of USMA and their fans” for leaving the field and blasting music over the PA system during the playing of Army ‘s alma mater.
October 25, 2011 | Posted in Football | Read More »
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
Headlinin’: Injury bug takes biggest bite yet out of decimated Hokie D
Making the morning rounds. • Hokie Hokie hurt.
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.
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