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SC’s Dillon Baxter suspended for season opener

August 11, 2010
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SC’s Dillon Baxter suspended for season opener

For those of you anxious to see freshman running back Dillon Baxter spin in a Trojans uniform, you will have to wait an extra week as the highly touted recruit has been suspended for the season opener. Dillon Baxter will not be traveling with the team to Hawaii for the September 2nd opener as he was cited for violating team rules. Coach Lane Kiffin would not specify the exact violation, but his action is sending a stern message to...

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Holy Moses! McCray suffers ACL tear

August 11, 2010
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Holy Moses! McCray suffers ACL tear

As preseason football kicks off, every team is subject to injuries. This past weekend, Florida State lost defensive lineman Moses McCray on Saturday and RB Tavares Pressley on Friday. Both players tore their ACL during non-contact drills. Pressley’s injury, though grave, is not much of a loss to the Seminoles as he was buried in the depth chart and was used sparingly as a 4th string reserve back. The 6’0, 200 lbs back only amassed 40 yards on the...

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West Virginia under investigation, again

August 10, 2010
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West Virginia under investigation, again

The NCAA is investigating West Virginia for allegedly dressing players in more than just helmets during their first two days of practice violating the protective equipment policy. It was reported that several players wore vests (lightweight shoulder pads and protective vests) during the first two days of practice which is a direct violation of the NCAA helmet only rule. Rule 17.9.2.3 subsection ‘d’ which states, in full: “During the first two days of the acclimatization period, helmets shall be...

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Is the Friedgen era coming to an end?

August 10, 2010
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Is the Friedgen era coming to an end?

Terrapin fans don’t have a lot to be optimistic about when it comes to Maryland football and all eyes will be on Ralph Friedgen in 2010. The former Maryland player took over the coaching reigns in 2001 and led the team to a spectacular 10-2 record and a top ten finish. Nine years later, Friedgen satisfied the prognosticators by going 2-10 and finishing the regular season with the team’s first ten-loss season in school history. As training camp opens,...

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The Orange get some fresh pulp

August 9, 2010
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The Orange get some fresh pulp

‘Cuse fans got some comforting news today as star running back Delone Carter returns to the field as Syracuse kicks-off preseason practice. Carter was suspended back in April for his involvement in an on campus one-punch brawl with a fellow student in late February. With his misdemeanor assault charges pending, there was doubt about Carter’s future. Fortunately for Carter, Syracuse began practice. With the lack of quality players, coach Doug Marrone quickly realized that he is short in the...

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FSU’s Jarmon Fortson dismissed after failed drug tests

August 9, 2010
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FSU’s Jarmon Fortson dismissed after failed drug tests

FSU’s receiving corps took a hit this weekend as head coach Jimbo Fisher announced the dismissal of junior wide receiver Jarmon Fortson on Sunday. Fisher was silent on the reason for the dismissal but did state Fortson violated team policy. He further hinted that Fortson will no longer be enrolled at FSU. Rumors around campus link the dismissal to multiple failed drug tests. The dynamic receiver was expected to bolster Heisman hopeful Christian Ponder’s numbers in 2010. Last season,...

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CB Troy Woolfolk calls out QB Tate Forcier

August 4, 2010
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CB Troy Woolfolk calls out QB Tate Forcier

Last season when Tate Forcier led the Wolverines in a last second game-winning drive over Notre Dame, it was announced that “a star was born.” Since that victorious September afternoon, Tate Forcier has done nothing for the program to exemplify that cry. At this year’s Big 10 media day, senior cornerback Troy Woolfolk called out the Wolverine’s signal caller for failing to be a leader off the field and failing to show that he deserves to be the starter....

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Derek Dooley Plays Hardball

August 1, 2010
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Derek Dooley Plays Hardball

Star running back Bryce Brown is ever so close to transferring to Kansas State; however, Derek Dooley is not making this process any easy. After Brown text messaged Dooley on Tuesday regarding his intentions to leave Tennessee, Dooley quickly fired back and decided to not grant Brown a release from the program. This doesn’t mean Brown can’t transfer to Kansas State to pay ball with his older brother, it simply means he cannot receive a scholarship from Kansas State...

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