T Kyle King of DawgSports.com predicts a South Carolina win over Georgia this season. I don't see it that way, of course, but I can understand the argument.
Lawrence Taylor is in a lot of trouble after being indicted on charges that he raped a 16-year old girl—tragic.
Ben Roethlisberger is trying to recoup his tarnished image but Hines Ward thinks he needs to start by explaining his actions to the guys he leads onto the field first.
I expect big things for Georgia OLB, Justin Houston, too this season under Todd Grantham.
The 3-4 defense is gaining steam in college football as 14 Division I schools will use the scheme in 2010.
The Sporting News has published the full Nick Saban interview in which he discusses his plans for the future and whether or not he thinks Alabama can go undefeated in the SEC again in 2010.
Barbara Dooley, mom of new Vol coach Derek Dooley, is making her way around the Orange Nation with pride and lots to say—much to her son's dismay.
The SEC offered both Texas A&M and Oklahoma at the height of the expansion madness.
The Atlanta Falcons Michael Turner was too big for his britches last season. He admits he was a step slower and the weight, although not a factor, didn't help much in his struggles to get to 1,000 yards last season.
I don't know if it's a good idea for the Oregon Ducks to bring in players who have a nose for trouble but I guess Chip Kelly is okay with having the D.A. on speed dial just in case he needs to get another guy out of jail.
The NCAA has invited 20 coaches to it's 2010 Expert Academy. The program is meant to assist coaches in career advancement through mentoring, networking, and exposure opportunities. Some of this year's invitees include Duke associate head coach, Ronald Middleton and Miami (OH) assistant football coach, Kijuan Ware.
2010 Trojan commit, Seantrel Henderson, is back to his drama queen ways again. Seriously, why does anyone want this kid anymore? He's becoming more of a head case by the day and his father is obviously enjoying all the attention too.
I don't know that Joe Pa will ever retire from his post as Penn State head coach. He's 83 and doesn't seem to be in any hurry to ride off into the sunset.
The AMC network is in talks with The Blind Side director to develop a new television series that revolves around a college football coach who's trying to turn a flailing program into a winner.
The Lingerie Football League is reason numero uno why women can't get any respect from football players as professional journalists. I cannot begin to tell you how offended I am by the venture—please.
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