College Football Top Writers

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Larry Burton lives in Panama City Beach, Florida and is active in many pursuits and hobbies. Key among them are Alabama Football, SEC football, ALL College Football, Nascar, Scouting, Diving, Boating and Travel. The picture is of Larry at his favorite place, his Tiki Bar at the pool.

This season he joins TouchdownAlabama.net as a fully press credentialed member and will be writing weekly columns for them and covering games from the press box.

Larry lives with his wife, son and Pug (Baccardi the Wonder Dog)... Besides being a Community Leader here on BleacherReport.com, he's a moderator at WWW.rollcrimsontide,com and a member of the rowdy bunch at www.crimsontidefans@googlegroups.com , (where the motto is "Wear a Cup"). He served several terms as a director in the Red ...

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Fan of both the ACC and SEC. I mostly write game predictions, season predictions, and editorials on hot topics in the college sports world. I encourage feedback and comments on anything I write and enjoy debating with other topics in the ACC, SEC, and the NCAA in general.

If you would like to check out my personal site, The ACC & SEC Blog, you can do so at http://accsec.blogspot.com
email me at accsecblog@gmail.com
twitter @accsecblog

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I'm a recently-graduated alumnus of Indiana University, with a degree in journalism and a double major in political science.

Sports reporting is what I had planned to do with said degree -- the economy had other ideas. So for the time being, I'm just counting down the days until the government starts adding me to the 8 1/2 percent and working as hard as I can to change that.

I spent last summer interning for MLB.com covering the Washington Nationals in D.C., and I covered the IU men's basketball team for the Indiana Daily Student during the 2008-2009 season. During my time on the sports desk there, I also covered IU women's basketball and baseball, and ran the desk as an editor twice. I was editor-in-chief for one summer too, since you can never have too many ulcers.

With wh...

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Tom is a former sports writer for the Tampa Tribune. He spent 10 years covering Florida State football, the Tampa Bay Buccaneers and the PGA Tour. He won two national writing awards from the Golf Writers Association of America.

During his Tribune days, he had personal interviews with Jack Nicklaus, Muhammad Ali, Bear Bryant, Don Shula, and a long list of legendary athletes. During the 1979 Florida State football season, coach Bobby Bowden dubbed Edrington his "personal good-luck charm." It was an incredible season for FSU and culminated with the national championship game in the old Miami Orange Bowl where the Seminoles were defeated by the Barry Switzer-coached Oklahoma squad led by Heismann Trophy winner Billy Sims.

Tom was fortunate to chronicle at least half of J...

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The Community Leader Of The College Football Section Of The Bleacher Report.

Mestizo.

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I love the opportunities Bleacher Report brings me, and I love representing one of the greatest colleges in the United States of America even more. I have been a Jayhawk as long as I can remember and will always be a Jayhawk no matter what.

Pardon the cliche, but nothing would please me more than getting paid to watch sports. I would also like to be a missionary at some point, and maybe teach or coach a subject or sport at a grade-school level.

Outside of sports, I love my family, eating (chicken, pasta, and chocolate), God, cartoons, and a wonderful blond-haired nursing major by the name of Heather.

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I'm Alex, I'm from London, and I have a job as a journalist. About insurance. If there's anything that can drive the person truly mad, it's years of writing about insurance. Trust me. I know.
But my biggest love is sports. In the UK I love my soccer teams, but I have my big American passions: baseball and football. Sure, I can deal with the odd NBA game and March Madness, as well as a bit of the NFL, but give me Ken Griffey's swing and a Penn State White Out any day of the week.
So here I am. I have a blog - The View From North America - http://viewfromnorthamerica.blogspot.com that I hope you'll look at at some point.
Oh, and I also have a column on the UK's biggest commercial website, Sky Sports. Here's the link: http://www.skysports.com/opinion/0,25219,16560,00.html

Thanks ...

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The webmaster, editor and designer of <a href="http://www.bcsknowhow.com"> BCS Know How</a>. Lifelong Yankees, Nets and Jets fan, mostly because those are the teams that I saw play first as a kid. I've been to Yankee Stadium 60+ times and American Airlines/Izod 10+ times. Sophomore at USC, sports writer for the Daily Trojan.

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Joel Barker has been writing for over ten years. He is passionate about many things; God, family, and sports to name a few. Joel writes from a unique perspective from over twenty years of fandom. He is never afraid to share his opinion on anything from UT football to Braves baseball to everything in between. It is this characteristic that makes him the unique writer that he is. His work has been featured on GoVolsXtra.com and CBSSports.com. Joel is also a new media specialist, expanding his many talents in podcasting and publishing. He is excited about sharing his thoughts and insights with you!

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Tim Cary is 26 years old, lives in Springfield, Ohio, and has covered college football from the Illinois, Louisville, Ohio State, and Purdue press boxes for Bleacher Report.

Tim's articles have been featured on CBSSports.com &amp; FOXSports.com, linked on ChicagoTribune.com &amp; NYTimes.com, and syndicated to FirstandBigTen.com, among others.

Tim has also written for TheSportsBusinessExchange.com, StadiumJourney.com, and LWL-OurTown.com.

Tim serves as Purdue Football featured columnist and Purdue Basketball featured columnist for Bleacher Report. He covered the 2009 Big Ten men's basketball tournament for B/R and CBSSports.com from Conseco Fieldhouse in Indianapolis, Indiana.

In addition to his B/R projects, Tim works for STATS, LLC providing live, in-game soccer...

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*A big thank you to all the fans of my work here at B/R. My first AOTD, The True Story of Knute Rockne: http://bleacherreport.com/articles/265043-the-true-story-of-knute-rockne-college-footballs-most-renowned-coach

Being from North Jersey, I have been a Yankees fan since the day I was brought into this world. On the other hand—I am not a Giants fan. Tampa Bay Buccaneers. And most importantly.. I am an over-obsessive, subway alumni of the University of Notre Dame.

Happy to be serving as Notre Dame's newest Featured Columnist.

I currently play basketball and am also a single-digit handicap golfer. I'm a fan of all sports, but I pay in extreme attention to College Football and Basketball, the MLB, and the NFL. The reason I joined the site is to ready myself for my journey into a ...

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I just recently received my Masters degree form Cal State Northridge and am considering the pursuit of my PHD in social studies/history. Along the way, I have developed a passion for USC football, which I have followed for more than twenty years. In a somewhat less myopic state of mind, I also follow all things college football and most sports in general. My other passion is politics and I am very involved in following the day to day workings of the Washington DC movers and shakers. Now single after my ex-fiance got smart, I have decided that my next relationship will be with a woman who matches my interests or can share me with the things I love. In the meantime, I will get along following the things that make me happy.

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I am an old school Alabama fan. I live, eat, and sleep college football. I played the game, so I know a little about the sacrifices these kids have to make. I have been involved with Alabama football since Bear Bryant's glory days. I have witnessed Alabama winning 7 National Championships..

When I die I plan to have my ashes spread over Bryant-Denny stadium. I only ask that I live long enough to see Alabama win another national championship. It's beginning to look like my days are numbered!

I have been banned from AuburnUndercover, TigerDroppings, Gatorenvy and Volnation apparently for just telling it like it is...

I have had the privilege of my articles being printed in Scout.com, BamaMag.com and RollTide.com I was also quoted in Sports Illustrated .com I know what yo...

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I am a lifelong sports fan. Football is my passion. I am originally from Michigan but have lived in Hawaii for 10 years. My teams are all the Detroit teams, especially the Red Wings. I have a unique rooting interest in college football. I love Notre Dame, but I root for Michigan whenever they are not playing Notre Dame. The reason is that I am from Michigan but my Irish Catholic roots outrank where I am from. I love seeing Michigan and Notre Dame players succeed in the NFL. My two favorite Quarterbacks are both named Brady. While Tom Brady is well on his way to a hall of fame career, Brady Quinn needs to find a way to get out of Loserville, I mean Cleveland. The Browns have done nothing but screw him since they drafted him and he needs to be on a team that appreciates his talents.

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I am all about Ohio, mostly Cleveland, born and raised. Blue collar fan, and I have alot of passion for the game. Some think I know "too much" about sports. What else...well I'm now a junior at The Ohio State University, Journalism major.

I am a Cavaliers columnist/blogger on fanhuddle.com at http://fanhuddle.com/clevelandcavaliers . My email is bielik.2@buckeyemail.osu.edu if you want to pose direct questions or if you want me to write about anything in particular. I am very flexible about my schedules. I am also a member of the B/R Big Ten Roundtable along with many other writers and I am one of five Ohio State Featured Columnists. So if you have a Cavaliers or Buckeyes (preferably football, though I can try to answer OSU basketball questions) question, don't be afraid t...

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Teacher by trade, former reporter and sports lovers.
I write about most things Duke related although I will take a stab at writing about other things if the mood strikes me. I'm a Duke fan but am not blinded by my like of the team and try to stay fairly impartial. I'm the Duke Football, yes I said football, featured columnist and also write regularly for the Duke Basketball Page.

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I am the B/R Big Ten Community Leader and one of the Ohio State Football Community Leaders. If you have any questions don't hesitate to contact me by either leaving me a message below or by e-mail at: kgreen.23@live.com

I cover Big Ten football for www.firstandbigten.com, a Chicago Now and Bleacher Report blog dedicated to everything Big Ten football.

Follow me on Twitter—www.twitter.com/kristofergreen
Follow First and Big Ten on Twitter—www.twitter.com/firstandbigten

I am a college football freak. I will watch any college football game, anywhere, anytime, and between any two teams. There is nothing better than waking up on Saturday morning, throwing on the Ohio State jersey, turning on Gameday, and then sitting back and watching game after game after game.

I am also a ...

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Thrilled to be serving as College Football Featured Columnist Coordinator. Available to review articles, provide feedback, and troubleshoot any problems you encounter. Would also welcome the opportunity to brainstorm article ideas if you ever hit a block. Just post here, direct message, or email (trey@bleacherreport.com).

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HD Handshoe is a college football "nut" and fittingly a Buckeye fan!

He is currently a Featured Buckeye Football Columnist and the #1 ranked Ohio State Football writer here on BleacherReport as of 8/17-2009.

He's the founder of http://Blog.BlockONation.com &amp; http://CollegeFBCrackhouse.blogspot.com.

He also founded of http://Cavs-Nation.com &amp; http://TerrellePryorForHeisman.blockonation.com

HD is also a voter in "The Best Damn Poll In The Land" which is a College Football Top 25 Poll located at http://www.thebestdamnpoll.com/site/ThePoll.aspx that is by the fans and for the fans!

You can often find his work cited on many of these sites:

http://www.stohd.com
http://www.Bucksinsider.com
http://www.BusterSports.com
http://www.Cleveland...

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Wes Bunting, the National Football Post’s director of college scouting, has been monitoring the college football scene since 2002.

He completed a football GM and scouting course from Sports Management Worldwide, studying under Marc Trestman and Russ Lande, and has published scouting reports for NFLSmackdown.com, Scout.com and NFLDraftscout.com. He’s a member of the Football Writers Association of America.

About The National Football Post

The National Football Post is the premier online information source for serious football fans. Managed by a cross-section of NFL insiders, it features in-depth news, information and analysis at a level unique among sports Web sites. Beyond the usual news, statistics and highlights, The National Football Post offers deeper insight into the...

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Hi there, my name is Jessica Reuter, soon to change, as I am going to be married on December, 19, 2009. I'm currently a senior at the University of Central Florida, majoring in English, minoring in Sociology, and currently taking a course in sports psychology. I will graduate in the spring of 2010, and upon graduation I plan to dive head first into sports journalism. If writing is my passion, then sports journalism is my supreme passion.

I am happy to have completed an editing internship this summer here at Bleacher Report, and I'm excited to announce that I am now the UCF Knights Football Featured Columnist here as well! I am also the Central Florida Knights Examiner at Examiner.com, and I am a music critic for The Silent Ballet. I tutor non-native English speakers in American English...

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Alumnus of Northwestern University (2005, BS in Chemical Engineering from the McCormick School of Engineering and Applied Science) and avid Northwestern football fan. Was 5-year member of Northwestern University Marching Band (NUMB), 2000-2004. I've been writing about Northwestern football since 2006 at HailToPurple and look forward to providing balanced commentary on Wildcats football.

HailToPurple: http://www.hailtopurple.com/jhodges/

Twitter: http://twitter.com/hailtopurple

E-Mail: j-hodges@alumni.northwestern.edu

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A sportswriter is neither a homer nor a fan. Instead, a sportswriter is a fan of the game, a fan of the sport he or she is covering. Though we might have favorite teams that we root for, when it comes to reporting, we call them as we see them.

We heap praise or lay blame whenever or wherever we feel it is justified. Even our favorite team’s most hated adversary can receive our profound admiration. And our team’s most beloved player or coach can be the subject of our admonition.

I am a sportswriter. It’s as plain and simple as that. I have no problem calling out the players and coaches that I admire when I feel their actions warrant it. But the game itself remains beyond reproach.

In addition to sportswriting, I have been a screenwriter, a media writer and an educator. A...

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Born in Minnesota, I am a life-time Nebraska Cornhusker football fan and continually look for new avenues is which to share my opinions. I played football in High School at Kearney High for a few years and then moved onto covering it in articles.

Football is king in Nebraska, and fourth place in my heart, behind God, my wife, and my family. I will always be a Husker fan, through thick and thin. And boy has it been thick lately. Let me know what you think of my articles. While I primarily focus on Nebraska football I will cover other football and basketball news in their respective seasons.

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born 2/7/51
love sports and love to write
currently playing lots of golf and jogging regularly
currently substitute teacher

On May 11, 2009, I received the following comment to an article I wrote from Andrew Kahn of Bleacher Report:

Good article, Jeff. It was cited in a WSJ story today:

http://online.wsj.com/article/SB124199883515504917.html

Congrats.

the article I wrote:http://bleacherreport.com/articles/156513-mets-and-yankees-playing-the-opec-game

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Dolphins, Utes and LA Angels.

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A University of Missouri grad who currently works for Major League Baseball in its Advanced Media division, Ryan hopes to successfully blend his love of sports, particularly college football, and writing to create something truly extraordinary.

You can reach him at faller001@hotmail.com. And be sure to check out his coverage of the Missouri Tigers for Examiner at http://www.examiner.com/x-1431-Missouri-Tigers-Examiner

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A nerd with a fohawk.

Featured Columnist: Iowa Hawkeyes Football
Featured Columnist: Iowa Hawkeyes Basketball

I write stuff: http://www.iowahawkeyes.net/
I tweet stuff: http://twitter.com/iowahawkeyes (@iowahawkeyes)
I code stuff: http://hawkeyetweets.com/

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HOME: Midcoast Maine
COLLEGE: University of Maine
OCCUPATION: High school teacher and coach
AGE: Old enough to remember Flutie to Phelan, Arnie's Army, and Dave Winfield signing with the Yanks. Young enough to have no knowledge of a Bruins Stanley Cup or any real concept of what Bear Bryant was like on the sidelines.
IDEAL GOLF ROUND: Lou Holtz, Bernie Williams, and Jack Nicklaus

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AKA Pete. Call me Pete, Mist, or whatever else.
Pro sports are good: Dodgers, Lakers, and Raiders

College football is my passion -- USC, TCU, and BYU. Since BYU and USC already had some writers, I thought I needed to cover TCU, though I still like to write about college football in the West in general. I hate the BCS in general and really would love a college football playoff....

My article http://bleacherreport.com/articles/258746-contenders-or-pretenders-what-we-learned-week-three was featured on the CBS Sports College Football front page.

Many articles have been linked to by CBSSports.com.

Just passed 40,000 reads on November 18th. Thanks for all the support folks. Hard to believe I have been writing for about four months.

And thanks for the POTD votes.

I t...

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Hello everybody, I'm Trey Jones - a balding, 40-ish, sports fan who can die happy now that the Gators have a a few national championships to brag about.

Yep, I'm a Gator fan (have been for decades) but didn't attend UF because my Father insisted that I go to school out of state... SOOOO... instead of me going to Gatorland for next to nothing he paid big bucks for me to go to SMU in the early 80's... Yes, I actually saw DickerJames in action! However, rumors of "other" issues leading to the NCAA instigating the Death Penalty soured me on my alma mater... Sad story.

Oh, most every male in my family (except me) went to UF... the women in my family attended.... FSU... one was even a cheerleader. Thanksgiving is a mess at our house... One thing we have in common - Miami...

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University of Colorado alum - '84 (BA) & '87 (JD)
Still a season ticket holder - commuting 1,400 miles round trip for home games.
http://www.cuatthegame.com had its first season in 2007, but I have been writing about the Buffs' games since 1996. The website has information on every game CU has played since 1980.

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I am a student at Brigham Young University, and I love to play, watch and especially write about, sports.

I was born in Chicago and raised in North Las Vegas NV.

I mainly write about Mountain West College Football and Basketball.

My rooting interests/biases are for in each sport respectively:

NCAAF: BYU Cougars, UNLV Rebels, and any Mountain West Conference team facing a non-conference opponent.

NCAAB: UNLV Runnin' Rebels, BYU Cougars

NFL: Chicago Bears

NBA: Chicago Bulls

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I am a lifelong sports fan, especially college football and basketball. I am a writer for titletownfl.com and fireoleary.com I also enjoy NASCAR, the NBA, MLB and the NFL.

I am a graduate of the University of Central Florida. I believed the lie that a college degree would open doors. Little did I know it was the door to the poor house. Oh well. Just wait until the try and collect on those student loans. LOL.

I am thankful that I grew up when I did. I lived through the hard times of being a fan of the Gators. And I am now enjoying the good times. And hopefully I am young enough to enjoy living in the past when this era is a couple of decades old. My kids are going to be spoiled. They've never known UF to not be a dominant program. My dad is enjoying the good times now, but for ho...

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Columbus High School, Columbus GA 75-79
University of Alabama 1979 - 1983
Medical College of Georgia 1987 - 1991
University of Louisville 1992 - 1996
University of Michigan 1996 - 97

Little Rock Arkansas 97 - present

College football is a great way to pass time and I love the drama. With that in mind, I try to keep it all in perspective. I love to listen to Rivals Radio (Bill King), only read the paper for sports and absolutely love the Crimson Tide.

Times have been tough since Stallings let go of the reins but Nick Saban is the perfect fit for Alabama and kudos to Mal for a good choice.

Love the Atlanta Braves, NE Patriots, Baltimore Ravens D, Peyton Manning fan (Eli too) and all SEC competitions. I will even watch a swim meet or tennis match if it is SEC. My wife loves...

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WhatIfSports.com has the web's leading sports simulation games and specializes in answering the great “What if?” questions in sports by simulating games between historical teams in professional basketball, football, baseball and hockey, or college football and basketball.

The next level of fantasy gaming includes SimLeagues and Dynasty games. SimLeagues allow users to create teams of their all-time favorite players from MLB, NBA, NFL and NHL and pit them against other user-created teams. Dynasty games put users in complete control of a real college football or college basketball program, or an entire baseball organization, and even an auto racing team .

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I am a fourth year student at the Walter Cronkite School of Journalism and Mass Communication as a Broadcast Journalism major. I have been involved in sports for my entire life.

As a child, listening and learning from my father, and then playing as soon as I could walk and run - Little League, AYSO, and Club Soccer throughout California. As I grew, I added football and basketball to the mix, until entering high school where I dedicated all my efforts and focused on football.

I was an undersized blocking and goal line tight end who also doubled as a defensive linemen and linebacker, standing at a meager 6'2', 231 pounds - a throwback to the old days of football. My dad would have been proud to see that.

Since then, I have spent a lot of time around college football. As a memb...

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I have been writing sports since 2000, covering the NFL and the Pittsburgh Steelers for the now-defunct Football Network, and for Lindy's online. In recent years, I have blogged about West Virginia football, following the Mountaineers during their 2006 and 2007 seasons, both of which ended with January bowl victories. I really cannot take credit for those wins, but it sure was fun being a part of it.

I have also written two novels, with a 1970s pine-riding college football wideout protagonist in the earlier one, and with the same guy as a loser stockbroker during the go-go years of the '80s in the other.

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Basically I'm just a guy that loves reading, writing and talking about just any sport, bowling, tennis, golf, NFL, College anything, NBA, Olympics, Major League Baseball, though I still can't forget the 1994 strike. Sorry NHL and soccer fans, I don't really follow them, but I welcome anyone who can convince me to watch. In Olympic years, I do tune in though. I just created my own personal blog, http://allsportsdiscussion.blogspot.com/, in April 09. It's in it's infancy, so give me a chance to build it up. I will link all past Bleacher Report articles I've written.

I am also the community leader for ACC Football here on Bleacher Report, featured columnist for Clemson Tiger's football and am a contributing writer to http://georgiatech.raycomsports.com/blog/ at http://www.raycomsports....

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Growing up in college football hotbed Oklahoma in the '80s in a home split along Bedlam lines, Allen Kenney's pro-OU dad got to him first. Despite lighting out for school in the college football wasteland of the Northeast at the age of 18, his passion for the game never waned. After graduating from Villanova University in 2001, Allen bumped around the country for a bit before settling temporarily in Chicago to complete a master's degree in journalism from the Medill School of Journalism at Northwestern University. Since then, he has worked as a writer and investigative reporter in Washington, D.C., and recently completed a part-time MBA program at The George Washington University School of Business.

Allen's blog, Blatant Homerism, follows the college football world at large, with an...

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I have two great passions in my life: My family and Georgia Bulldog football. In the "offseason", between January and August, I entertain myself with things like Braves baseball, national signing day, and the NFL Draft. However, it's all just a way to kill time until I can watch football again; there is no sport greater in my opinion. Go Dawgs!!!

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I'm a sports enthusiast in the purest form. I love any sport, especially college football. I enjoy writing about sports almost as much as I do watching them. I love getting any kind of feedback on my articles and want to continue to improve as I go along. Don't be shy about leaving comments, I will do my best to get back to them within the day. I especially appreciate any critiquing on my writing style I receive, so feel free to leave some.

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the cold season begins...
frigid temperatures arrive
chilling from the outside in,
freezing will and the ability to
find warmth and comfort
within reach....

On pardonne tant que l'on aime- Rochefoucauld

Iowa wins - ends season 10-2!
Roger wins second match round robin 2-0 (Murray)!

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I'm an offbeat person, a failed novelist trying to keep his head above water in this crazy, mixed-up world. Cliche' enough for ya?

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- I live in Davenport, Iowa

- Top Ranked Iowa Hawkeyes Football writer on Bleacher Report

- Featured Columnist for Iowa Hawkeyes Football

- Had my articles on the CBS Sports website, sportsline.com

- As of 11/22/09: 77 articles written and 71,000 + reads

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My love of the game came from watching Monday night football with my dad and going to Bama games during the end of the Bryant era when my older sister was at Alabama. I played high school football myself and wanted to play in college but wasn't recruited. I enrolled at Alabama at only 17 years old in 1984 and was still developing physically. I decided to walk on the football team once but got very ill before winter training and had to drop out. I started playing rugby for Alabama that fall to get into shape for another shot but wound up getting seriously injured doing that so at that point I had to just stick to the books and be a fan.

Today I make my living as a computer programmer and live in Argo Alabama.

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I'm a creative writing major at SUNY Oswego, and as journalism is no longer my thing, my writing may at times stray from typical journalistic style and end up closer to a creative essay.

I'm the featured columnist for Syracuse football here on Bleacher Report.

Sports and writing are my two passions (as well as the only two things I may at times be considered knowledgeable in), and I'm particularly passionate about my hometown Syracuse Orange. The majority of my other rooting interests are derived from my years following the Orange as well. I follow the Philadelphia Eagles in the NFL, the Denver Nuggets and the Minnesota Timberwolves in the NBA and despite their having no connection to Syracuse that I'm aware of, I also love the Boston Red Sox.

You can also follow my rando...

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Brad Locke, 33, has covered Mississippi State athletics for the the Northeast Mississippi Daily Journal in Tupelo, Miss., since 2008.

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Vernon Croy is the Owner/CEO of VernonCroy.com and he is one of the most reputable Sports Handicappers in the World. Vernon Croy has been very consistent at making his Clients money throughout his prestigious career in all Major and Minor sports. (NFL, NBA, MLB, NHL and NCAA). Vernon Croy has made his living wagering on sports since 1992 and has been one of the top handicappers in the industry for more than 10 years. Vernon uses his expertise and years of sports knowledge on every pick he makes regardless of whether it is a free or guaranteed pick. He spends several hours a day studying line movements and betting situations in order to give his clients an edge over the books. That edge is sharpened by several of his own sports betting systems which he successfully uses to ensure his cli...