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Last Monday, Auburn scored a 22-19 victory over Oregon, winning the acclaimed Bowl Championship Series title. “Winning on the field,” Bowl Championship Series title said after the game. “You might not always be the media favorite or the favorites of the game. People might want to hate you for this or that, but at no point can they ever argue that there was a better team than us this year.” Auburn coach Gene Chizik also expressed his feelings and pride for the team to the press. "When you go in the locker room last night and you look at 100 guys that 15 weeks ago nobody would have gave a dime for to win a national championship -- which is fact -- and you see them look at you, and your coaches are saying 'thank you' to the players, and the players are saying 'thank you' to the ... more Read more →
Arkansas Razorbacks star quarterback Ryan “Big Tex” Mallett announced his decision to enter the 2011 NFL Draft taking place in early April. Mallett’s career with the Arkansas Razorbacks has been very successful; he is the fourth player in the history of SEC to pass for 3,000 yards and 30 touchdowns throughout all seasons. He ended the 2010 college football season with 3,869 passing yards and 32 touchdowns with 12 interceptions. Mallett’s total passing yards from this season is the third highest in all SEC history. “Ever since I was a kid, my dream has always been to play for the Razorbacks, and I am thankful I had the opportunity to do so,” Mallett said. “A year ago, when I returned to school, I said I wanted to help lead this team to a place among the nation’s elite and fo... more Read more →
After days of speculation if Rich Rodriguez would be fired or not, finally the Michigan Wolverines took the decision on Wednesday and let him go. The decision comes after three years of disappointing embarrassing losses and NCAA violations at college football’s winningest program. "Michigan is not used to this." "I believe this is the best decision for the future of Michigan football. We have not achieved at the level that I expect." Dave Brandon said after meet with Rodriguez on Tuesday and Wednesday to discuss the situation and got in an agreement on the situation. There is a speculated short list of candidates to replace Rodriguez in which appears Stanford coach Jim Harbaugh, a former Wolverines quarterback, and former Michigan assistant Brady Hoke, now San Diego State's head... more Read more →
This time, it’s the turn of basketball to hit the big screen. What is your favorite movie about basketball? According to most people on the web, these are three of the most awesome basketball flicks ever (hint: Space Jam is not one of them). Don’t see yours on the list? Please tell us in the comments!
Coach Carter
With Samuel L. Jackson, Rick Gonzalez and Robert Ri'chard, we follow Ken Carter (Jackson), the owner of a flourishing sporting goods store who accepts the job of basketball coach for his old high school in a poor area of Richmond, CA, where he was a champion athlete. Carter is dismayed by the improper attitudes of his players as well as their poor play performance and sets about to change the situation. He comes up with a strict set of rule... more Read more →
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When watching the Wolverines (67) versus the Illinois Fighting Illini (65) game last Saturday, I had the feeling I was not in Michigan anymore. Perhaps it was the fact that I had never seen so many points been scored in Michigan in the past or the Wolverines’ over-the-rainbow celebration. But of course, there was also that amazing performance by the Michigan Marching Band recreating the Wizard of Oz movie in the half-time. The Band’s unique presentation featured the musical’s most famous melodies, dancing, narration, acting and letters made out of the crew from the Marching Band, turning the word “Ohio” into “Oh no!” People cheered loudly at the wicked witch and the scarecrow. It is refreshing and surely appreciated to see something different done this days and put so much... more Read more →
This is definitely for much the best football trick play I have ever seen. It came from a middle school coach in Corpus Christi, Texas, and his eighth-grade quarterback Jason Garza, who casually advances the ball against a bunch of defensive players when they were down 6-0 with one minute to go in the third quarter of their championship game against rival Wynn Seale Saturday. The play came after getting flagged for a penalty. Driscoll Rangers coach Art Rodriguez told the Daily News that the ruse was drawn up by his assistant. It was the first time they had ever tried it. "They marked out five yards, but then (Eighth-grade quarterback Jason Garza) tells the center they're marking out five more yards," says Rodriguez. John De Los Santos, assistant coach of the Corpus Christi, Texas, sc... more Read more →
Big Ten released the College Football Schedule for 2011 and 2012 seasons. The major factor of the schedule is that Ohio State and Michigan have been placed in different divisions. For each division, each team will play against the rest of the teams in its division and also play against three teams from the other division, which includes cross-division match-ups guaranteed on an annual basis. The guaranteed cross-division match-ups are Illinois-Northwestern, Indiana-Michigan State, Ohio State-Michigan, Penn State-Nebraska, Purdue-Iowa and Wisconsin-Minnesota.
Here's what some of the key figures around the league are saying about the new alignment ...
Wisconsin athletic director Barry Alvarez:
"The Big Ten staff and directors of athletics focused on three criteria ... more Read more →Defending national champion Alabama is No. 1 atop the USA Today preseason coaches' poll, which was released early Friday. Coach Nick Saban's Crimson Tide, which returns Heisman Trophy winning running back Mark Ingram, got 55 of 59 possible first-place votes. "We believe we have the players, the athletes, the mentality we need to give ourselves a chance to play for a national championship again and win it again," Ingram said, USA Today reoprted. Get information on how to obtain superior Bookie Software. Even Alabama's rivals in the Southeastern Conference, which has won the past four Bowl Championship Series titles, agree the Crimson Tide has an excellent shot to repeat. "Alabama is the team that everybody has t... more Read more →
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