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May 30, 2008

SEC Meetings: Miles Knew of Perrilloux’s Medical Problem; Nutt Expected to Fill Broyles’ Shoes

http://www.arkansasbusiness.com/sports_blog_post.asp?pid=3380 Ron Higgins of the Memphis Commercial Appeal reports in with a couple of interesting notes from the Southeastern Conference meetings at Sandestin, Fla. One, LSU head football coach Les Miles was aware, the coach said, of former Tigers quarterback Ryan Perrilloux's medical condition -- diagnosed as obsessive-compulsive disorder -- that the quarterback blamed on his recent erractic behavior. Perrilloux recently was dismissed from the LSU program and has joined Jacksonville (Ala.) State and former Arkansas Razorback head coach Jack Crowe. ArkansasSports360.com 5/29/08
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May 30, 2008

College teams that are worth watching

http://www.vagazette.com/orl-fbtabworthwatcha2407aug24,0,5248589.story Iowa: The Hawkeyes don't play Michigan or Ohio State, and eight starters return to what should be a good defense for Kirk Ferentz. The flip side: There is a new quarterback and the toughest Big Ten games are on the road. Missouri: The Tigers always seem to underachieve for Gary Pinkel when they're expected to do well. But if they beat Nebraska at home on Oct. 6, the Big 12 North title could be theirs for the taking. Virginia Gazette 5/30/08
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May 30, 2008

NCAA Football Futures Betting – S.E.C Goes for Three

http://www.betus.com/sports-betting/NCAA_Football_Futures_Betting_SEC_Goes_for_Three-11755.aspx The top ten sports betting teams, as reflected in the BetUS NCAA football futures odds, are represented as such: Southern Cal +300 Florida +600 Georgia +900 LSU +1000 Ohio State +1000 Oklahoma +1000 Texas +1200 West Virginia +1400 Virginia Tech +1400 Missouri +1400 The conference that produced last year's national champion - and the champion from the year before - was the Southeastern Conference (SEC), which saw LSU and Florida crowned the last two seasons. It would appear that the pressure is on this league again, as three of the top four teams in the BetUS field are SEC programs. Let's take a quick look at these teams: FLORIDA (+600 in BetUS sports betting odds) -- Tim Tebow is the first Heisman Trophy winner to come back to school as a junior. He did it all last year - passing (32 TD's , six INT's, 67% accuracy) and rushing (895 yards, 23 TD's). And he'll have his favorite collaborator, Percy Harvin, back in uniform after Harvin recovers from surgery on his heel. Perhaps Chris Rainey, a redshirt freshman, gets a chance to be a game-breaker this year. The defense let Florida down last year, as the Gators had problems stopping people through the air. But nine players were starting their first year. This is a more experienced group, and the secondary is expected to improve. The Gators only allowed three yards per carry in 2007. If that defense holds up, the sky's the limit. BetUSA.com Charles Jay 5/29/08
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May 30, 2008

Even the Pros Miss

http://www.collegehumor.com/video:1753091 If you play golf, you have to watch this.
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May 30, 2008

2008 NCAA College Football Previews

http://www.collegesports-fans.com/football-previews/2008-ncaa-previews.html College Sports Fans has been the home of great college football coverage throughout the years and 2008 is only going to have even better NCAA college football coverage. We begin the season with our 2008 college football previews as we go team-by-team and preview the top NCAA Division I Football Bowl Subdivision teams. Check back often as we are about to add to our 2008 NCAA football team previews beginning with our 2008 Big East football preview and Big 12 football preview. Collegesportsfan.com 5/29/08