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It's time to dispatch grief counselors to the SEC East because the West is beating them like a bunch of Conference USA teams again this season.

Sooners and Seminoles are clashing. Bulldogs backers are coach-bashing. War Eagles are crashing. Time to get Dashing.

Opening weekend offered near-monumental upsets, fearless play-calling and a few atrocious uniforms. With the first night game at Michigan Stadium on tap for Week 2, expect the craziness to continue.

The Dash is back to say goodbye to five freaks and the Offseason from Hell, and hello to the players, coaches and teams that have us excited for 2011.

The Dash runs through Bo Pelini and Nebraska's lost weekend, potential Thanksgiving spoilers, some feast week invites and more.

The Dash chomps through the grass with Les Miles and LSU, recommends some sideline snacks, dines on some all-you-can-eat mediocrity and more.

From the need for a clear title shot to coaches who haven't responded to pressure to coaches who have, The Dash races through a pressure-packed week.

The Dash sprints through why this weekend is fraught with peril for the unbeatens, some SEC lunacy, some Halloween scare tactics and more.

Cameron Newton's 30 or so not-so-simple steps against LSU provided a signature moment on the path toward a Heisman Trophy.

The Dash takes stock after another weekend of seismic shifts, running through who moved up, who moved down, who moved out, and why.

The SEC as a whole has nothing left to prove. It is the standard of excellence in college football, and the evidence is in the trophy case.

From Charlie Weis to Les Miles to rivalry games to the coaching temperature gauge, The Dash runs through it all.

From a poll discussion to a feud flaring up to the unbeaten but unloved, The Dash runs through it all.

It's a long-standing tradition that coaches delegate their Top 25 vote. That practice needs to change for the good of the game.

Welcome to a live-action game of Clue, SEC football style. The crime: Who didn't vote for Tim Tebow.

From snowball bombardment at Notre Dame to rapid-firing snowballs at some offending parties to snow cones for the winners, the Dash runs through it all.