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September 2, 2010
Bring on the games: Opening night shifts focus back to the field
Bring on the games: Opening night shifts focus back to the field South Carolina (vs. Southern Miss, 7:30 p.m. ET, ESPN) The question: Will controversy kill the Gamecocks? South Carolina started the summer as a popular sleeper pick to win the SEC East. Now, eligibility questions surround several players who lived in a hotel near…
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September 2, 2010
Big Ten splits without creating division
Big Ten splits without creating division So, maybe we’ll see Michigan-Ohio State in the inaugural league title game Dec. 3, 2011, at Lucas Oil Stadium in Indianapolis. Then again, maybe not. Remember the ACC’s insistence on having Miami and Florida State in opposite divisions, hoping the two would meet in the league title game? It…
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September 2, 2010
Preseason Top 10? Don’t Get Too Comfy
Preseason Top 10? Don’t Get Too Comfy Fantastic Flops BCS-era teams that did poorly after being in the preseason AP top-10 . Team/Year PresEasoN Rank Final Record LSU 1998 #9 4-7 Arizona 1999 #4 6-6 Ohio State 1999 #9 6-6 Alabama 2000 #3 3-8 Nebraska 2002 #10 7-7 Tennessee 2005 #3 5-6 Louisville 2007 #10…
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September 2, 2010
Ole Miss appeals NCAA ruling that Jeremiah Masoli can’t play this year
Ole Miss appeals NCAA ruling that Jeremiah Masoli can’t play this year The NCAA gave two reasons for the denial, according to Ole Miss athletic director Pete Boone. “First was that Jeremiah would have not been eligible for the 2010 season at his previous institution (Oregon),” said Boone. “The second was the time frame discrepancy…
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September 1, 2010
Not a lot of guarantees at QB in the SEC
Not a lot of guarantees at QB in the SEC It’s safe to say that Arkansas’ Ryan Mallett has a pretty good handle on his job after throwing 30 touchdown passes in his first season in the league a year ago. The same goes for Alabama’s Greg McElroy after leading the Crimson Tide to a…
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September 1, 2010
Ole Miss Fans Should Calm Down a Bit
Ole Miss Fans Should Calm Down a Bit Remember, Masoli didn’t go looking for a school that had a graduate degree he wanted and then decide which football program was the best for him. He went looking for a school that had a football program he wanted to join, then selected the graduate degree that…
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September 1, 2010
NCAA Explains Denial of Jeremiah Masoli Waiver
http://www.sbnation.com/2010/8/31/1661754/jeremiah-masoli-waiver-appeal-ncaa-denial-ole-miss-football-oregon The NCAA has issued a statement regarding its denial of Jeremiah Masoli’s waiver request, which will prevent him from playing football for Ole Miss in 2010 barring a reversal of fortunes: In its decision, the staff noted the student-athlete was unable to participate at the University of Oregon based on his dismissal from the…
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September 1, 2010
Mississippi State Will Go Bowling
Mississippi State Will Go Bowling If Mullen can find a QB to run his offense effectively, they may not miss Dixon that much. Defensively, Diaz was bantered around for higher profile jobs than Miss State so I think he will continue the tradition of good defenses in Starkville. I know UGA fans liked him too.…
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September 1, 2010
Boise State vs. the SEC
Boise State vs. the SEC Andrea Adelson: Chris, nobody at Boise State or anywhere else thinks the WAC schedule is as tough as the SEC. Hence the reason for trying to schedule marquee games against major BCS powers in nonconference play. It’s not the Broncos’ fault nobody wants a piece of them. Why should Boise…
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September 1, 2010
Soph Stanley says he’s prepared to lead Rebs in Masoli’s absence
Soph Stanley says he’s prepared to lead Rebs in Masoli’s absence Maybe Friday night as he tries to get some sleep. Perhaps Saturday as he walks through the Grove with his teammates. Or maybe just as he runs onto the field at Vaught-Hemingway Stadium for Ole Miss’ season opener against Jacksonville State. But the sophomore…
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September 1, 2010
Nine coaches that better win this season to save their jobs
Nine coaches that better win this season to save their jobs Mark Richt, Georgia: The Southeastern Conference gets tougher every year, and the shake-up in the Bulldogs staff after last season needs to result in something better than 8-5. Rich Rodriguez, Michigan: The 8-16 two-year record is bad enough. An NCAA investigation adds to the…
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September 1, 2010
NCAA got it right; now Masoli has chance, too
NCAA got it right; now Masoli has chance, too Look at the bright side, Ole Miss fans: This will give Jeremiah Masoli that much more time to focus on his graduate studies in parks and recreation. That’s why he transferred to Ole Miss, remember? “I’d love the chance to eventually play professional football, but that…
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