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August 9, 2008
OLE MISS:DT Jerry tweaks knee in Rebels’ practice
OLE MISS:DT Jerry tweaks knee in Rebels’ practice OXFORD – Disaster was avoided Friday evening when trainer Tim Mullins gave Ole Miss coach Houston Nutt the good news: Peria Jerry’s knee sprain is minor. The defensive tackle and senior leader of a talented line, Jerry came up limping early in the workout, the Rebels’ first…
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August 9, 2008
Former State linebacker settles on U of M
Former State linebacker settles on U of M Jamon Hughes, a linebacker at Mississippi State the past two years, has joined the Tiger program after a back-and-forth late summer. Hughes withdrew from Mississippi State for the spring semester, but the school announced he would be re-admitted — along with Anthony Johnson and Rodney Price —…
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August 9, 2008
Smith: Don’t expect MSU to have controversy with quarterbacks
Smith: Don’t expect MSU to have controversy with quarterbacks There will be no quarterback controversy at Mississippi State. Coach Sylvester Croom won’t allow it to happen, and don’t expect sophomore Wesley Carroll or junior college transfer Tyson Lee to be a part of it either. One question I often hear is: “How much playing time…
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August 9, 2008
Secret might soon be out on Oregon offensive mind Chip Kelly
Secret might soon be out on Oregon offensive mind Chip Kelly This week’s top 10 list subject is college football’s best-kept secrets. Obviously, with the power of the Internet and the increased number of televised games, very few things truly are secrets anymore. But it sounded better to name this list accordingly rather than calling…
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August 9, 2008
Meet Anthony Dixon
Meet Anthony Dixon Charismatic is definitely one term you could use to depict Anthony Dixon. Goofy, too. And certainly, always entertaining. Yesterday, I peppered the junior Mississippi State running back with some “fun” questions in an attempt to help you get to know him on a different level. • What kind of car do you…
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August 9, 2008
MSU notebook: QB Lee is standing tall
MSU notebook: QB Lee is standing tall STARKVILLE, Miss. — Have you heard? Mississippi State has this first-team junior college All-America, quarterback, some guy named Tyson Lee. He threw for 4,432 yards and 31 touchdowns the last two seasons at Itawamba (Miss.) Community College. Where was this guy at State’s media day on Thursday? With…
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August 9, 2008
Snead, offense shine in first practice in pads
Snead, offense shine in first practice in pads Jevan Snead had his best practice in an Ole Miss uniform Friday night, hitting an array of wide receivers on both intermediate routes and deep balls. While Ole Miss coach Houston Nutt was thrilled with his sophomore quarterback, he said there were plenty of other unsung reasons…
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August 9, 2008
SI Conference Report: ACC
SI Conference Report: ACC How They’ll Finish Players To Watch From Unranked Teams si.com 8/9/08
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August 9, 2008
So long South Bend
So long South Bend SOUTH BEND, Ind. — Well, my time in South Bend will officially come to a close in an hour. I’m heading to Muncie to check out Nate Davis and the Ball State Cardinals. I’ll also be blogging from there to give all you Mid-American fans your fix. My time in South…
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August 9, 2008
Speed, athleticism required to combat fast-tempo offenses
Speed, athleticism required to combat fast-tempo offenses If it’s possible to mix pride and sheepishness, that’s how Oregon State coach Mike Riley described last season’s Civil War victory over Oregon and it’s fast-tempo spread offense. “We had a really good defense and we held them to 31,” Riley said. The Beavers won, 38-31, in double…
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August 9, 2008
Someone Get Meyer a Tissue
Someone Get Meyer a Tissue Apparently, Georgia’s end zone celebration against Florida last season hasn’t left Urban Meyer’s mind. Urban Meyer addressed the subject two weeks ago at the SEC’s media days. Start the X-files music now. “It was uncalled for. First of all it’s against the rules,” Urban Meyer told the reporters. And in…
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August 9, 2008
Johnson fights to change losing culture of Vanderbilt football
Johnson fights to change losing culture of Vanderbilt football During his seven-year tenure as head of Vanderbilt’s football program, it hasn’t been X’s and O’s that have allowed Bobby Johnson to narrow the competitive gap with the rest of the Southeastern Conference. It’s been A’s, as in attitude and approach. The mindset Johnson brought to…
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