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Johnny Manziel is a Victim of his own Success
Johnny Manziel made headlines again on Sunday by tweeting, and everyone from The Dallas Morning News to ESPN reported on the happening...
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When it Comes to Recruiting, LSU Coach Les Miles Absolutely Gets It
Les Miles , a coach who had an excessive obsession with Gunner Kiel during the 2012 offseason, has rebounded in a big way in 2013...
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Telling CFB Referees to Eject First, Ask Questions later is Not the Right Policy
Jon Solomon at The Birmingham News is working on a five-part series at AL.com on the implementation of the new targeting-ejection rule in college football...
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Howard's Rock, Toomer's Corner...What's Next, Sooner Schooner? Touchdown Jesus?
Clemson revealed to the world Wednesday that Howard's Rock had been vandalized, including a piece of the rock being broken off as the vandals broke the surrounding casing...
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Your Best 11 Mailbag: State of the Big Ten, Hokies' Season and Clemson vs. USC
It is Thursday and that means the mailbag, people. We only have three questions today, not because of a lack of submissions, but because I shut it down to get to this good long emailed question that we received...
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Notre Dame's Brian Kelly Says Players Need to Be Accountable, but so Do Coaches
Brian Kelly , speaking to the Associated Press at Lost Dunes Golf Club, revealed how easy both the Everett Golson and Eddie Vanderdoes decisions were for him...
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Why More Players Are Attending 1-Day Recruiting Camps and Leaving with Offers
Call them skills camps. Or, perhaps you prefer the term minicamp. Maybe you want to slap a school-specific name or advanced, elite or senior on them to dress them up...
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Matt Thomas Will Honor Commitment to FSU, but Recruiting Saga Isn't Over Yet
In a statement issued to Warchant , 5-star linebacker Matthew Thomas says that he will make the decision to enroll at Florida State, honoring his national letter of intent...
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What Really Becomes of College Football's Top QB Prospects After they Commit?
In May, following Everett Golson's departure from Notre Dame , Your Best 11 took a look at the Fighting Irish's quarterbacks through the BCS era . Between the position changes and the transfers, it was not exactly pretty...
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Rutgers, Penn State Scandals Show that Boosters Can be Finicky With Their Wallet
Rutgers is moving to the Big Ten in a year, but right now, the university is mired in the Julie Hermann situation. It is a scandal that, as Tom Canavan of the Associated Press points out, could well cost the Scarlet Knights some money...
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What Mississippi State's NCAA Probation Means to Miami
In a word, Mississippi State's NCAA probation means "nothing'' to Miami. Nothing at all, folks. The NCAA accepted the Mississippi State's self-imposed sanctions and like that, the case was closed...
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The Inside Scoop on How an 8th-Grader Landed a Football Scholarship at USC
When athletes perform on the big stage, big things tend to happen for them. Nathan Tilford , a wide receiver from Upland, California, is no different in that respect...
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Your Best 11 Mailbag: Texas A&M Recruiting, Bobby Petrino Run Game and More
Thursday and we're back at it with the mailbag, folks. Got some really good questions and a lot going on so let's get into them quick...
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Michigan vs. Michigan State Under the Lights? Yes Please, for Sake of Big Ten
Mark Hollis, athletic director at Michigan State, recently spoke with the Detroit Economic Club about the prospects of Michigan and Michigan State playing under the lights. MLive ...
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Elijah Hood's 'Roll Toilet' Is Prime Example of How Recruits Must Be Smarter
Elijah Hood, one of the nation's top-ranked running back prospects, recently created quite a stir with a video posted online. Although the video was taken down, there's a secondhand version at USA Today ...
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Why Is Notre Dame's Brian Kelly Having a Hard Time Holding On to Recruits?
Eddie Vanderdoes, through the Sacramento Bee , released a letter notifying everyone that he would officially not be enrolling at Notre Dame. Instead, he's headed to UCLA to sit out his required one season before suiting up for the Bruins...
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Amid the Big Ten Division Restructuring, the Real Loser Is Wisconsin Until 2016
Wisconsin worked mighty hard for the better part of two decades to solidify its place near the top of the Big Ten. Although not the cornerstone of the conference, the Badgers have been a fixture in the title race and a player on the national stage...
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Miami Football: Filing Report Against Investigator Can Expose NCAA's Bullying
The Miami Herald revealed Monday that Miami Hurricanes defensive lineman Dyron Dye had filed an incident report against the NCAA with the Coral Gables police...
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One Year Later, Real Winners in Conference Expansion Are TCU and West Virginia
Texas A&M has the Heisman winner, a stadium expansion plan and an expected Top 10 team in 2013. The Aggies are on top of the world after Year 1 in the SEC. However, the real winners in the 2011-2012 round of expansion both reside in the Big 12...
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Big Ten and Pinstripe Bowl Isn't About Tie-Ins, It's About Branding in NY Market
The Big Ten has not only grabbed two more teams to get to 14 for the 2014 season, but it has also started to expand its postseason sphere of influence...
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Inside the World of 7-on-7, College Football's Explosive New Recruiting Trend
George Yarberry pores over his computer deep into the Michigan evening, editing film cut-ups of a high school football player with the precision of a Hollywood editor creating ...
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Big 12's Per-Team Payout Isn't Too Shabby
"Cash Rules Everything Around Me," or the acronym CREAM made popular by the Wu-Tang Clan, runs the college football world...
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Should the Big Ten Be Having Second Thoughts About Rutgers in Light of Scandals?
The Big Ten should not be having second thoughts as the nation watches the mess that is the Rutgers-Julie Hermann situation play out. Sure, it's ugly and been handled poorly by the university...
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Ohio State Trustees Reprimand President Gordon Gee, and That's Enough
The Columbus Dispatch revealed that Ohio State's Board of Trustees is not as in love with Gordon Gee's antics as some would have thought...
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College Football Needs Standardized Policy on Discipline, Drugs, Media and More
Recently, the SEC viewed a proposal from Georgia athletic director Greg McGarity that would push to make the conferences' drug testing, and punishment, policy standard...