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College Athletes Taking Money: Who is Really to Blame?

College Athletes Taking Money: Who is Really to Blame?

With the recent news of several college football players, including former Florida offensive lineman Maurkice Pouncey and UNC potential All-American DT Marvin Austin taking part in a party in Miami that was hosted (or at least partially financed) by a sports agent, it made me wonder why we are not hearing more about the truly guilty party--the sports agency responsible for the party itself.

Buffs Have Much to Live Up To As They Defend National Collegiate Triathlon Title

Buffs Have Much to Live Up To As They Defend National Collegiate Triathlon Title

The Colorado Buffaloes Triathlon Team certainly has a lot to live up to this season, but they are more prepared than ever to take on the challenge. The reigning champions will aim to defend their title at the 2011 Collegiate National Championship, which will be held in Tuscaloosa, Alabama. Still, they have miles of swimming, [...]

Heisman Dark Horse Part 3: Jacory Harris

Heisman Dark Horse Part 3: Jacory Harris

Heisman Dark Horse Part 3: Jacory Harris--by Jeff Dunbar. In part three of our Heisman Dark Horse candidates, we take a look at Miami quarterback Jacory Harris. In case you missed them, we featured Florida State's Christian Ponder in our first article (see link) and West Virginia running back Noel Devine in our second article (see link).

Heisman Dark Horse Part 2: Noel Devine

Heisman Dark Horse Part 2: Noel Devine

Heisman Dark Horse Part 2: Noel Devine--by Jeff Dunbar. It's only July, but major universities and college football programs are already launching Heisman campaigns to generate the much-needed media exposure for select candidates. Anyone who follows college football knows about Washington's Jake Locker, Ohio State's Terrelle Pryor and last year's Heisman-winner, Alabama running back Mark Ingram. In the second part of a

For Bradley, Ohio University was first

For Bradley, Ohio University was first

A little-known fact about Bob Bradley, head coach of the United States men's soccer team, is that he began his coaching career at Ohio University. Bradley took over the national team in December of 2006 after former coach Bruce Arena was unsuccessful in leading the team out of group play at the 2006 Fifa World Cup. A native of Montclair, New Jersey, Bradley attend Princeton University. Following his graduation from Princeton, Bradley enrolled at Ohio University to recieve to his master's degree in sports management.

Mega-Conferences: Be Careful What You Wish For

Mega-Conferences: Be Careful What You Wish For

Mega-Conferences: Be Careful What You Wish For--by Jeff Dunbar. The fate of the Big 12 Conference was in the hands of the Texas Longhorns, and earlier this week, the conference was finally able to exhale. After more guaranteed revenue, the University of Texas agreed to keep the conference intact, and they were soon followed by Oklahoma. And despite the departures of Nebraska next fall and Colorado in 2012, the threat of the mega-conferences is on the back burner. Now the question is how long the current situation will last.

NFL QBs: Here’s to the Underdogs

14 July 2010

NFL QBs: Here's to the Underdogs--by Jeff Dunbar. For the elite high school quarterbacks in the country, the opportunity to play quarterback at one of the bigtime college football programs is a dream come true. One major factor in making the final decision on which program gets the signature on the letter of intent is the degree to which that individual player will be prepared for the next level (the NFL). The high-powered programs like Florida, Oklahoma, Miami and USC are...

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Bobcats Reveal 2010-’11 Non-conference Basketball Schedule

10 July 2010

The Ohio University men's basketball team recently revealed their 2010-2011 non-conference schedule which includes two pre-season games against Wooster and Walsh as well 15 regular-season games including a trip to Las Vegas on Thanksgiving weekend to play in the Las Vegas Invitational.

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We Can’t Get Enough Lane Kiffin

08 July 2010

Am I the only one that thinks Lane Kiffin would be a perfect profile for an E! True Hollywood Story? This guy actually has to go out of his way to stay out of the national headlines. Kiffin’s name sees more eyes than an optometrist. Wouldn’t you know he was back at it again this week? Forget [...]

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FSU Football: Reason for Excitement in 2010

22 June 2010

FSU Football: Reason for Excitement in 2010--by Jeff Dunbar. Despite the departure of legendary head coach Bobby Bowden, Florida State football has a lot to look forward to this fall. Much of this optimism starts with new head coach Jimbo Fisher and the talent he has on offense. College FootBlog takes an in-depth look at the Seminole offense, and when analyzing the 2010 FSU offense, it is quite evident that Fisher may be putting a winning formula together that helped LSU win a national championship in 2003.

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Should he stay or go?

14 June 2010

This is exactly what is on the mind of Clemson outfielder Kyle Parker. The junior from Jacksonville, Florida was drafted 26th overall by the Colorado Rockies just last week. He is batting .357 and leads the team with 20 home runs on the season. With a deciding game three against Alabama today, the Tigers and Parker sit [...]

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Road to Omaha

11 June 2010

By: Sean Kerr With the talk of expansion it is hard to look past to talk about another sport that provides superstars of the future. What I am talking about is the NCAA College Baseball tournament. This is the final year of Rosenblatt Stadium in Omaha, NE. The College World Series [...]

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