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Aug. 24, 2011
Sun Belt preview: McCarney vows North Texas will lose losing ways North Texas was small. The players getting beat up on the field were not much better in the classroom. Dan McCarney vows those days are over, telling Brett McMurphy the Mean Green no longer will be a laughing matter. 
Aug. 24, 2011
Ten games that will settle BCS title matchup It starts with early-season nonconference clashes. Then the league matchups that will shake out the SEC, Big Ten, Big 12 ... and Mountain West. Tony Barnhart lays out the games he believes will decide the BCS title.
Aug. 23, 2011
C-USA preview: With Keenum back, expect Houston to take off The NCAA granted him a sixth year, and now Houston's rocket-armed passer Case Keenum is out to make the most of it. Brett McMurphy says, as long as Keenum stays healthy, he should set new NCAA marks for passing yards and TDs. C-USA Preview 
Aug. 23, 2011
To clean up its image, North Carolina should hire Randy Shannon North Carolina needs a coach. Randy Shannon, fired at Miami despite winning more than losing and being the only human in Coral Gables able to sniff out slimeball Nevin Shapiro, needs a job. Says Gregg Doyel: Hire this man now. 
Aug. 22, 2011
Many named in Miami scandal still eligible; Why? Limited immunity Many of the players implicated in the Miami scandal remain eligible. Why? A little known NCAA tool called limited immunity. Dennis Dodd says the procedure can be gamed, but the NCAA has bigger fish to fry.
Aug. 22, 2011
New cause: Give cheating coaches the death penalty So, the NCAA wants to get tough on cheating? Tony Barnart says a good place to start is with crooked coaches like Jim Tressel. Forget the 'show cause' penalty -- if you really want to punish cheaters, ban them for life.
Aug. 22, 2011
Mountain West preview: TCU's parting gift is personal TCU, entering its final season in the Mountain West, receives a going-away 'gift' -- moving the pivotal Horned Frogs-Broncos game to Boise. Dennis Dodd says the conference isn't looking to do any favors for its departing glamour team. 
Aug. 22, 2011
Dee lesson: Hypocrites around every corner in college sports Everybody in college sports is dirty, Ray Ratto says, if only from being so close to the all-encompassing filth. Next in need of a pressure-cleaning -- former Miami AD and head of the NCAA's infractions committee, Paul Dee.
Aug. 21, 2011
Top 25 schedule grades: Need for W's means not a single A Conference grinds being what they are, and chances at a BCS title gone with more than one loss, the days of teams loading up on non-league blockbusters are over. Eric Sorenson says that's reflected in his 2011 schedule grades.
Aug. 19, 2011
My preseason AP Top 25: Let the scandal begin Enough with sleazy boosters, agent's runners and realignment. You want some real controversy? It's just about time for that presesaon AP Top 25 poll. Brett McMurphy offers up his first ballot of the year -- and awaits your insults. |
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Aug. 17, 2011
For NCAA to survive, it can't give Miami death penalty Players allegedly being plied with cash and prostitutes. Coaches looking the other way. Does Miami deserve the NCAA's death penalty? Obviously, but Gregg Doyel says it won't happen and here's why: The NCAA will die too if it pulls the trigger.
Aug. 21, 2011
Top 25 schedule grades: Need for W's means not a single A Conference grinds being what they are, and chances at a BCS title gone with more than one loss, the days of teams loading up on non-league blockbusters are over. Eric Sorenson says that's reflected in his 2011 schedule grades.
Aug. 16, 2011
Zambrano quit, but union won't quit defending losers like him Defending its members is the MLBPA's job. But maybe, sometimes, Gregg Doyel says the union should use discretion. Like when Carlos Zambrano gives up during a game, gets ejected, then says he's going to quit on his team. 
Aug. 17, 2011
NFL, union mull punishments for college rule breakers Mike Freeman says the NFL, the NCAA and the NFLPA are considering proposals to fine or suspend pro players who are found to have broken rules while in college.
Aug. 21, 2011
Wideout? Pryor should stick to QB if he wants chance in NFL There's talk about Terrelle Pryor switching to receiver in the NFL, but Gregg Doyel sees a road littered with failed conversion projects and doesn't buy it. He says if Pryor is to make it, he should dance with what brung him.
Aug. 16, 2011
Miami's ex-AD new poster child for college football hypocrisy It's bad enough to have your athletic program accused of substantial rules violations. But Dennis Dodd says former Miami AD Paul Dee's judgment of other institutions calls the entire system into question.
Aug. 20, 2011
What if Harper you think you know isn't the real Bryce Harper? Looking for that rumored arrogance when you watch Bryce Harper? Waiting for the Nats phenom to act entitled? Good luck with that, says Gregg Doyel, who now knows the Bryce Harper behind the one you think you know.
Aug. 17, 2011
Bengals were bad, but Palmergate sent them reeling Carson Palmer 'retired' to escape the Bengals, maybe the lowest of many franchise lows in Cincinnati. Mike Freeman says even with Palmer in the past and a rookie QB, Marvin Lewis & Co. insist things are looking up.
Aug. 19, 2011
My preseason AP Top 25: Let the scandal begin Enough with sleazy boosters, agent's runners and realignment. You want some real controversy? It's just about time for that presesaon AP Top 25 poll. Brett McMurphy offers up his first ballot of the year -- and awaits your insults.
Aug. 17, 2011
Danielson is right: SEC should win even when it loses The SEC can't lose. Just ask Gary Danielson, who says don't be surprised if a one-loss SEC team jumps an undefeated team for a spot in this year's BCS title game. Tony Barnhart agrees, given the SEC's five straight national titles. 
Aug. 18, 2011
Two big additions make Falcons whole as NFC contender They ripped off a 13-3 2010 before stumbling to the Packers in the playoffs. But Pete Prisco says the Falcons fixed key holes with Julio Jones and Ray Edwards, and now should be as scary as any NFC contender. |
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