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August 2, 2010
Nutt knows his reputation is on the line
Nutt knows his reputation is on the line If Masoli gets as much as a traffic citation while he’s in Oxford, it’s not going to be pretty. Talk about being in the ultimate fish bowl. Masoli will have to watch his every step, but it sounds like that’s already been pounded into his head while…
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August 2, 2010
Jeremiah Masoli: A Rebel’s Naked Hypocrisy at Ole Miss
Jeremiah Masoli: A Rebel’s Naked Hypocrisy at Ole Miss In the case of former Oregon quarterback Jeremiah Masoli, there are no good guys. Masoli exposes the ugly center of major college football, where everyone uses everyone else while claiming to embrace the purity of the student athlete. There’s a cynicism about every decision that’s being…
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August 2, 2010
Mullen hopes Egg Bowl win carries over
Mullen hopes Egg Bowl win carries over “How we finished the year off, I believe they now believe they can beat any team in this league,” Mullen said. “What we have to do is have that mental toughness, bring that focus, and we bring that drive every single week, and find a way to win…
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August 2, 2010
Breaking down the quarterbacks: SEC East
Breaking down the quarterbacks: SEC East 1. Stephen Garcia, South Carolina: Yep, you read that right. I know Steve Spurrier spent the spring verbally beating on this guy like a rented mule. But if you take a closer look at his numbers, you have to conclude that he is not that far away from being…
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August 2, 2010
Coaches Turn It Around in Year Three
Coaches Turn It Around in Year Three Year three, statistically speaking, is when it all starts to come together—when the no-longer-new coach’s recruits and systems settle into place, and the team reaches new heights. The records of college football’s current major-conference coaches bear this out: They had a .548 win percentage in years one and…
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August 2, 2010
College football story lines to follow during the 2010 season
College football story lines to follow during the 2010 season 3: The football monopoly may be over in South L.A., but it’s not in the South. The Southeastern Conference has won six of the 12 BCS title games played, has never lost one, and has won the last four. Four SEC schools have won BCS…
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August 2, 2010
Jeremiah Masoli Is Now The Best SEC QB
Jeremiah Masoli Is Now The Best SEC QB The question arises, does the entire SEC suffer from bringing in a troubled player on top of all the investigations concerning several league schools? Masoli seems the perfect fit for Nutt’s Wild Rebel offense but with his past problems is he too good of a fit for…
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August 2, 2010
Houston Nutt: Masoli will not lead the “thug” life
Houston Nutt: Masoli will not lead the “thug” life Nutt has made it clear that transfer quarterback Jeremiah Masoli, who was suspended at Oregon after a burglary charge, will be carrying a load of baggage for a long time. Nutt also knows that his reputation is also on the line telling the QB that “I…
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August 2, 2010
Optimistic Bulldogs begin camp
Optimistic Bulldogs begin camp Mississippi State players report to preseason practice today brimming with the usual mid-summer optimism. Only this time, they’re hanging their hat on something: Sure, they won just five games last year, but one of them was the season-ending Egg Bowl that capped a year of across-the-board improvement by a once-stagnant offense.…
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August 2, 2010
Questions of fiction and facts in Big Ten
Questions of fiction and facts in Big Ten That means the divisions go like this: West: Nebraska joins Minnesota, Iowa, Wisconsin, Illinois and Northwestern. East: Penn State joins Michigan, Michigan State, Ohio State, Indiana and Purdue. The main objection is that the East has three traditional football powers (Michigan, Ohio State, Penn State) and the…
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August 2, 2010
QB Masoli settles on Ole Miss
QB Masoli settles on Ole Miss Player facing “highest scrutiny,” UM coach says “The rules are going to be different for him,” Nutt said. “I told him I have zero tolerance. I have a hair-trigger. I know he knows I will pull the trigger so fast.” Though he’s announced his intention to come to Oxford,…
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August 2, 2010
Is the NCAA relevant?
Bloated NCAA needs streamlining By the way, this isn’t just me talking. I spoke with several coaches and former NCAA officials who question the organization’s ability to remain relevant. The consensus: It can happen, but only if the NCAA is willing to make fundamental changes to the way it does business. Right now, the NCAA…
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February 21, 2025
Mississippi graduation rate continues to exceed national average
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