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Iowa’s Offense Changing Under Greg Davis
There’s little doubt there will be some big changes when Iowa’s offense takes the field this fall. That fact is usually inevitable when a new offensive coordinator is on board. Out is Ken O’Keefe who has been the Hawkeye’s offensive coordinator since 1999. O’Keefe took a job in the NFL as Miami’s wide receiver coach [...]
TweetOregon, Michigan State Agree to Future Series
There’s little question college football is one of the best sports going, but that doesn’t mean there aren’t ways to make it even better (and no, this post doesn’t have anything to do with a play-off believe it or not). One of those things is scheduling better out of conference games. Michigan and Alabama will [...]
TweetMichigan, Notre Dame to be under the lights, again
Last year’s night game between Michigan and Notre Dame set an NCAA attendance record with 114,804 fans packing the Big House to see the first ever night game played on Michigan’s home turf. Those fans were also treated to one of the most exciting finishes to a game in the entire 2011 season. They might [...]
TweetNotre Dame Loses Tee Shepard Before His First Fall In South Bend
Notre Dame figured the 2012 additions of Deontay Greenberry and Tee Shepard might shore up athletic deficiencies on an Irish squad severely lacking in that department. Neither player will suit up for Brian Kelly next fall. Greenberry had already shocked the Irish on Signing Day by inking with the University of Houston. Shepard, an early [...]
TweetMeyer Wants Competition in Spring Practice
For those players that want to see the field for Ohio State this fall, they had better get to work when spring practice gets rolling in Columbus two weeks from now. Actually, they had better hope they’ve already made an good impression during the recently completed winter workouts. “Sometimes people say, well I’m going to [...]
TweetMike McQueary’s Home For Sale
Mike McQueary, the prosecution’s star witness in the Jerry Sandusky child sex abuse case, has put his Pennsylvania home on the market. According to Nate Mink of StateCollege.com, the former Penn State quarterback’s home is valued at around $575,000. There’s no indication as to whether he’s currently living there. McQueary’s Grand Jury testimony illustrated how [...]
TweetKeep The Joe Paterno Mourning In Perspective
The college football world lost Joe Paterno on Sunday morning. The legendary Penn State coach died at the age of 85 from complications stemming from cancer treatment. The mourning of Paterno’s passing is being felt across the nation and with good reason. Paterno, much like Bear Bryant and Vince Lombardi, died when he was [...]
TweetRussell Wilson To Pursue NFL, Forgoes MLB Career
The Wisconsin Badgers quarterback Russell Wilson took the college football world by storm this season and will now pursue a career in the National Football League. Wilson was a 4th-round draft choice of the Colorado Rockies at second base. However, Wilson told the Rockies Wednesday that he would not be making it to spring training [...]
TweetHawkeyes Marcus Coker Leaves Program; Time to Start Pointing Fingers in Iowa City
Well if you’re a Hawkeye fan you can’t really be surprised by the news that Marcus Coker will be leaving Iowa City. That is the norm this time of year for Iowa. Coker becomes the fifth running back to leave town in the past 2 seasons. For awhile it was kind of funny. You would [...]
TweetPatriots Offensive Coordinator Bill O’Brien to Coach Penn State
According to ESPN’s Chris Mortensen’s sources, New England Patriots offensive coordinator Bill O’Brien will be the next head coach at Penn State. O’Brien will continue his duties as offensive coordinator for the Patriots until the end of the season. O’Brien has been an NFL and College assistant since 1993, coaching at Brown, Georgia Tech, Maryland, Duke, [...]
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