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How serious is Pryor’s injury?

December 28, 2009
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How serious is Pryor’s injury?

During the New Mexico State game back on Halloween, Ohio State’s stud sophomore QB Terrelle Pryor suffered an ankle injury during the win that’s been nagging him ever since. Now it’s just been revealed that he has been dealing with another injury, a partially torn PCL in his knee. Though the Buckeyes and Pryor are mum on which knee is injured, it doesn’t matter, a partial tear will simply slow down Pryor and his aggressiveness. Although, Pryor is assuring...

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Mr. Neuheisel comes to Washington

December 28, 2009
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Mr. Neuheisel comes to Washington

UCLA got lucky this season by slipping into post season play. Tomorrow at 4:30 p.m EST, the Bruins (6-6) will face off against the Temple Owls (9-4) in the EagleBank Bowl in Washington, D.C. This is a bowl game against two diametrically opposite teams.  UCLA plays in a much stronger conference and plays top quality teams. Temple, more of a basketball school, plays in a weaker conference and generally gets slaughtered by sound D-1 programs. However, Temple deserves to...

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Te’o has it right: Football, God, Country

December 27, 2009
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Te’o has it right: Football, God, Country

There is some good news coming out of South Bend, Indiana. Star freshman LB Manti Te’o is going to delay his Mormon mission and he will return next season. As a freshman, he became an instant fan hit and immediately garnered the respect of his teammates with his on the field dominance amassing 63 tackles in his freshman season. This wasn’t an easy for Te’o as he consulted his parents, family members, and his bishop before he confirmed his...

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Female Zebra Zebra

December 27, 2009
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Female Zebra Zebra

For the first time in college football bowl history, a woman officiated a major college football bowl game. Sarah Thomas was wearing the zebra stripes officiating as a line judge during the Little Caesars Bowl this past Saturday. As Marshall was battling it out against Ohio, Thomas was blolwing her whistle when she saw fit. She was excited to be on the field and showed no signs of distraction even though she felt “a little uncomfortable at first because you...

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Kroger’s hoax goes too far

December 26, 2009
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Kroger’s hoax goes too far

Every 18 year old dabbles with a little mischief, some like to bash mailboxes with baseball bats and others like to toilet paper houses. For Kodey Kroger, this 18 year old felt the need to be a little more creative in his adolescence. On a mild December day, Kroger strolled into Newport, North Carolina’s Croatan High School and introduced himself to the football team as a student recruiter from East Carolina University. Being a recent graduate from Dixon High...

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Shawnbrey McNeal’s tribute to Tiger

December 25, 2009
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Irish in desperate need of a QB

December 25, 2009
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Irish in desperate need of a QB

Now that Brian Kelly has settled in South Bend and learned his way around the Guglielmino Athletics Complex, he has a major offensive issue to sort out. With the early departure of QB Jimmy Clausen and an ACL tear to the heir apparent Dayne Crist, Kelly does not have a QB with any collegiate experience. Unfortunately, the depth chart is not deep because Weis did not sign any top QB prospects in 2009. As of now, Kelly has only...

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Every Rose Bowl has its thorn

December 24, 2009
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Every Rose Bowl has its thorn

The 96th Rose Bowl is getting a little more interesting as both Oregon and Ohio State are dealing with shrinking rosters. The Oregon Ducks have just announced that back-up WR Jamere Holland is academically ineligible for post season play. During the season, he amassed 13 catches for 199 yards and 2 TDs. The Eugene Register-Guard reported that this is nothing new for Holland and the Ducks as he has been dealing with academic issues all throughout his collegiate career....

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