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February 4, 2009
College Recruiting’s Thin Gray Line
College Recruiting’s Thin Gray Line WICHITA, Kan. — The recruitment of the nation’s top high school football player, tailback Bryce Brown, has been so intense that he left town to escape the hoopla surrounding Wednesday’s national signing day. He may wait a month before deciding whether to join his brother, Arthur, a linebacker at the…
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February 4, 2009
Scouting services often miss best recruits
Scouting services often miss best recruits Rashad Johnson is the no-star All-American, the player overlooked by every scouting service in America, and most college coaches, too. Johnson walked on at Alabama in 2004. Now after 30 starts and 11 career interceptions, the safety is likely bound for the NFL. He wouldn’t trade his path for…
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February 4, 2009
Rebuild Tennessee? Yes, Kiffin can (Ole Miss mentioned)
Rebuild Tennessee? Yes, Kiffin can Lane Kiffin had to come off the recruiting trail one week in January, something about needing to be back home in Oakland. His wife, Layla, was having their third child. “One day there,” says Tennessee’s new coach, “and then back at it.” When you’re rebuilding a program in the meatgrinder…
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February 3, 2009
Balancing grades and gridiron
Balancing grades and gridiron NBC recently renewed its television contract with Notre Dame football through the 2015 season, betting the bank that the Irish, who have not won a national championship since 1988 or a bowl game since 1993, can consistently deliver television ratings that keep corporate sponsors happy and revenue streams flowing. Notre Dame’s…
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February 3, 2009
College athletics recruiting services declare winners, losers
College athletics recruiting services declare winners, losers If it’s the first week of February, that means it’s time for the recruiting services to declare winners and losers. Sometimes, the rankings look brilliant in hindsight. Other times, they are puzzling upon further review years later. Between 2004 and 2008, the University of Southern California easily produced…
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February 3, 2009
Keeping Busy: Vince Dooley isn’t coaching football anymore, but that doesn’t mean he has any idle ti
Keeping Busy: Vince Dooley isn’t coaching football anymore, but that doesn’t mean he has any idle time During Vince Dooley’s 25 years as Georgia’s head football coach, there were only two programs that ever tempted him into thinking about leaving Athens. One was Oklahoma in 1966, after his second year at Georgia. The other one…
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February 3, 2009
Sports has worse drug issues than Phelps’ dopey behavior
Sports has worse drug issues than Phelps’ dopey behavior More than 150 million Americans tuned into the Super Bowl on Sunday, most not caring that among the behemoths bouncing around the field, some surely had artificial, lab-produced fuel coursing through their veins, inflating their muscles, improving their performance. Yet the finger-wagging that greeted us this…
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February 3, 2009
One Final Look Before Signing Day
One Final Look Before Signing Day In the final edition of our Top 25 recruiting classes before Wednesday’s national signing day, a few subtle changes have been made and a couple teams have been added. Keep in mind that Alabama, USC and Florida have opportunities to skyrocket up the rankings as some important uncommitted prospects…
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February 3, 2009
It’s time to make those college ‘commitments’ real
It’s time to make those college ‘commitments’ real If you have no more than a passing interest in college football recruiting, you’ve seen about a million variations of the same story. Joe Jockstrap makes a verbal commitment to School A. It’s merely “verbal” because even though he believes he is absolutely certain where he wants…
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February 3, 2009
Redshirts to watch in 2009
Redshirts to watch in 2009 Check out the top redshirts from the BCS conferences. rivals.com 2/3/09
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February 3, 2009
Andy Kennedy arrest video on WLWT
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February 2, 2009
UGA would be foolish to hire Knight
UGA would be foolish to hire Knight Bobby Knight has won more games than any men’s coach ever, but the unfortunate reality is that he has done it while acting like a little boy. That’s why, to me, he’ll always be “Bobby” Knight, not the more grown-up “Bob” he prefers. At 68, he’s still a…
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