Headlinin’: Injury bug takes biggest bite yet out of decimated Hokie D
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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.
UF golf—Isleworth day one
After the first victory of the year in Kiawah, S.C., the UF men’s golf team traveled to Windemere, Fla. this weekend for the Isleworth Collegiate Invitational.
One step from ‘Bama, LSU indulges its new taste for blood
LSU 45, Auburn 10. Lord knows, LSU has always had talent.
October 22, 2011 | Posted in Football | Read More »
UCLA AD lists Neuheisel’s job status as “day-to-day”
UCLA AD Dan Guerrero didn’t give coach Rick Neuheisel the dreaded vote of confidence during an interview with a local ESPN radio station Tuesday, but that might have been better than the noncommittal answer Guerrero did give when asked about Neuheisel’s job security. “In intercollegiate athletics, we’re pretty much all day-to-day,” Guerrero told the radio hosts
UCLA AD lists Neuheisel’s job status as ‘day-to-day’
UCLA athletic director Dan Guerrero didn’t give coach Rick Neuheisel the dreaded vote of confidence during an interview with a local ESPN radio station Tuesday, but that might have been better than the noncommittal answer Guerrero did give when asked about Neuheisel’s job security.
Secondary a silver lining so far for UF
Florida’s defense didn’t do a whole lot right in its 38-10 loss to Alabama, but the one unit that has been fairly consistent for the Gators throughout the year has been the secondary.
Debose is gaining confidence
Florida wide receiver Andre Debose may only have nine catches on the year, but it was clear to see on Saturday that he is evolving into the playmaker most UF fans hoped he would be when he signed as an Under Armour All-American out of Seminole High School in Sanford two years ago.
Missouri takes its first (official) step to leaving the Big 12 behind
The University of Missouri Board of Curators met as expected this afternoon, and eventually — after roughly four hours behind closed doors in an epic executive session, possibly spent watching the St. Louis Cardinals — did exactly what it was expected to do: Formally authorize chancellor Brady Deaton to “explore” Mizzou’s athletic conference affiliation .
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