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January 15, 2009
SEC’s Dominance Not Likely to End Soon
http://moondogsports.com/2009/01/11/secs-dominance-not-likely-to-end-soon/ With Florida’s win over Oklahoma in last Thursday’s BCS national championship game, the SEC has now won three straight BCS titles and four of the past six national championships. Overall, the SEC has won five BCS titles, starting in 1998 when the BCS system first went into effect. If you hate the Southeastern Conference…
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January 15, 2009
Quarterback Hatch decides to leave LSU
http://www.2theadvocate.com/sports/lsu/37630409.html LSU will have a new quarterback to start the 2009 season other than the one who started the ’08 season. Andrew Hatch has left the program, LSU coach Les Miles said Wednesday. Hatch started LSU’s first three games — all wins — but did not play in the final six after breaking a leg…
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January 15, 2009
Tasmin Mitchell comes up big as LSU beats South Carolina, 85-68
http://www.examiner.com/x-2367-Louisiana-Sports-Examiner~y2009m1d15-Tasmin-Mitchell-comes-up-big-as-LSU-beats-South-Carolina-8568 The LSU basketball team already has matched its win total from last season thanks to the presence of 6-foot-7 junior forward Tasmin Mitchell. After missing last season with an ankle injury, Mitchell repeatedly has reinforced his value to the Tigers. No more so then Wednesday night when he scored a career-high 30 points while…
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January 15, 2009
Bradford, other stars make strong statement in returning to school
Bradford, other stars make strong statement in returning to school It’s cool to stay in school. That’s the message that emanated out of Norman, Okla., on Wednesday when Heisman winner Sam Bradford stunned much of the football world by announcing his decision to return to Oklahoma next season. Coupled with the return of Florida QB…
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January 15, 2009
Simpson: Big Ten a big dud in bowls
Simpson: Big Ten a big dud in bowls “We’re proud to represent the Big Ten.” So said Northwestern football coach Pat Fitzgerald this season -repeatedly. Time and time again, the Wildcats’ coach praised Big Ten football, lauding the conference in which he’s been both player and coach. Fitzgerald has told his share of fibs this…
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January 15, 2009
Taken for Granted: DeFillippo looks past money
Taken for Granted: DeFillippo looks past money An odd thing happened in college football on Jan. 7: the truth was upheld. Boston College head football coach Jeff Jagodzinski was relieved of his duties after interviewing for the vacant head coaching position with the NFL’s New York Jets. In only two years on the job at…
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January 15, 2009
NFL Truths: Still think McNabb’s a loser?
NFL Truths: Still think McNabb’s a loser? I apologize for beginning these NFL Playoff Truths with an I-told-you-so tone. 10. But I told you in November that the fools making a big deal about Donovan McNabb’s ignorance of NFL overtime rules didn’t know what the hell they were talking about. Do you think anyone cares…
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January 15, 2009
Tebow, McCoy living college life to fullest
Tebow, McCoy living college life to fullest Tim Tebow made the right decision in returning to Florida, and not because he could end up as college football’s answer to Christian Laettner, an all-time great as an amateur and a lost soul as a pro. Colt McCoy made the right decision in returning to Texas, and…
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January 15, 2009
In BCS it’s all about the company you keep
In BCS it’s all about the company you keep NASHVILLE, Tenn. — Mother always warned about getting in with the wrong crowd. It would just bring you down, she said. Whether it was choosing high school friends or college football non-conference opponents, mother always knew best. For example, Texas endured much angst and anxiety in…
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January 15, 2009
Rolle Is Heading to Oxford, Not the N.F.L.
Rolle Is Heading to Oxford, Not the N.F.L. The former Florida State safety Myron Rolle said in a text message Monday that he would be heading to Oxford, England, for his Rhodes scholarship instead of entering the 2009 N.F.L. draft. Rolle started for most of three seasons at Florida State and was considered a strong…
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January 15, 2009
Tebow’s greatness many things, including false idol
Tebow’s greatness many things, including false idol This one’s going to hurt. It’s going to hurt you, and it’s going to hurt me. It might hurt Urban Meyer. About the only person I’m sure it won’t hurt is the person I’m attacking, in a nice way: Tim Tebow. He’s almost perfect. He’s definitely impervious. So…
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January 14, 2009
DAMPIER: ‘NOT WORRIED ABOUT THOSE RECORDS’
DAMPIER: ‘NOT WORRIED ABOUT THOSE RECORDS’ Big-time Mississippi State shot swatter Jarvis Varnado has already broken Erick Dampier’s blocked shots record. The junior has amassed more than 300 to top Dampier’s previous record of 249. Dampier though, isn’t too worried about it, not with that Final Four appearance still stamped on his resume. djournal.com 1/14/09
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