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Notre Dame Tight End Jake Golic Transferring To Cincinnati
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Notre Dame tight end Jake Golic, son of ESPN’s Mike Golic, will be transferring to the University of Cincinnati for his final year of eligibility. Golic graduated from ND this past year, and therefore will be able to play for the Bearcats immediately.
His father announced his son’s decision on his radio show, “MIke & Mike in the morning”.
Jake himself then...
Bridgewater says no to Heisman hype
After leading his team to a Sugar Bowl victory last season, Louisville quarterback Teddy Bridgewater is considered, at the very least, an early candidate in the running to win this year's Heisman Trophy.
Bovada currently gives the junior 12-1 odds of taking home college football's most prestigious personal award. That puts him tied for fourth among the betting favorites...
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Jake Golic Coming to Cincinnati
Jake Golic is the son of Mike Golic. Like his father, Jake played at Notre Dame. Unlike his father, Jake is not going to play at Notre Dame his whole college career. His father announced it on his radio show today, but Jake also tweeted the news that he is transferring to Cincinnati.
That screen cap is from the linked ESPN piece.
Jake is able to play at Cincinnati right...
New Michigan footballs inscribed with ‘Made in USA, not in Ohio’ (Picture)
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Bob Stoops’ Family Watched The Tornado From Their Home
On Tuesday Oklahoma Coach Bob Stoops discussed Monday’s devastating tornadoes. His family watched the tornado from the back of their home as it passed about a mile away.
Stoops was quoted as saying “Just thinking of all these, so, so many families that are devastated,” Stoops said. “This will be a long-term effort to get everyone back on their feet.”
Monday’s tornado...
'NOT IN OHIO'
Michigan footballs have interesting inscription
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Five Teams That Can Unseat The SEC For The National Title In 2013
Will another team from another conference win the national title in 2013? After seven straight national titles for the SEC is it even feasible that an SEC team won’t take it all again in 2013? These are two questions that are on millions of college football fans minds.
Well here are five teams that have a legitimate shot at unseating the SEC from the top perch. After...
Ole Miss gets their Alabama on, doctors up trophies
One of the favorite memes among the college football bloggerati involves Alabama and their ever increasing count of mythical national championships. Obviously, these things are somewhat easier to tally these days, thanks to the BCS, but the Wild West days of yesteryear still offer plenty of opportunities to fabricate greatness. Just ask Ole Miss. Via Deadspin, we learn of Ole Miss...
Alabama Auctions Off Broken 2012 BCS Championship Trophy for $105K (Photo)
Given Alabama’s college football success in recent years, what’s one broken BCS championship trophy? Last year, the father of Crimson Tide long snapper Carson Tinker actually broke the Crimson Tide’s reward for its first place BCS ranking in 2011, knocking over the table on which the crystal football sat. The university ordered a replacement for $30,000, no hard feelings were...
Profiling Michigan Football recruit Jabrill Peppers
Jabrill Peppers (Photo credit: maxpreps.com)
Michigan Football recruiting target, Jabrill Peppers (Paramus, New Jersey) will announce his commitment on Sunday (5/26) at 4:30pm on ESPNU. Peppers is a 5-star recruit and ranked #2 overall by rivals.com and espn.
He has reportedly narrowed down his list to four schools; LSU, Michigan, Penn State and Stanford.
The 6-foot-1, 210 pound...
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Greatness is defined in so many different ways. Statistical production, individual awards, team success, longevity, supporting cast, level of...
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Classes, practice, study hall, game day. Welcome to the life of the college football player or the loosely used term, “Student Athlete.” While these college football players go through the trenches and put themselves in a position to help their school, the college uses their talents for benefit on and off the field.Welcome to corporate America in the world of college sports....
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Gundy causes stir with transfer blocks
We all know Mike Gundy cares deeply about his players, but what about when one of those players wants to leave Oklahoma State? Well, that's a different story.
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Saban sends potential recruits persuasive pic
Alabama Head Coach Nick Saban has been sending out this photo of prospects that he recruited or coached that ended up in the NFL. Personally, I think it should just be a list of players that he coached that went drafted (which would still be a long list). Sure, showing which players he recruited shows that he can identify talent, but it only makes me think of the fact that he...
College football's greatest discontinued nicknames
There is no pot of gold at the end of the rainbow, but there may be a name change. After more than a decade as simply the “Warriors,” Hawaii...
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MSU commit quits football for rap
Three-star WR recruit Jay Harris had initially committed to play football at Michigan State, but now he says he's walking away from football to pursue a career in hip-hop.
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