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SAN ANTONIO - - Longhorns offensive tackle commitment Kent Perkins (Lake Highlands, Texas/Lake Highlands) is usually the big man on campus, figuratively and literally. During his week in San Antonio for the U.S. Army All-American Bowl, however, Pe...

Happy Halloween! Colleague Gene Wojciechowski gives Teddy Bridgewater some love in his weekly Big Man on Campus column. The day wasn't completely full of bad news for the Bearcats: Greg Blair is likely getting an extra year of eligibility, Bill...

The Big Man on Campus be found here. Munchie Legaux thinks he's better than Teddy Bridgewater, Bill Koch writes in the Cincinnati Enquirer. Turns out someone had his life saved at a UConn game last month. WDRB's Eric Crawford looks back at To...

Sooo ... these replacement refs aren't popular? The Big Man on Campus looks at the big picture three weeks into the season. The gang at AthlonSports takes a look at the conference through three weeks. Butch Jones doesn't think Munchie Legaux ...

Welcome back, Ozzie. Our Big Man on Campus, Gene Wojciechowski, looks back at Week 2 and ahead at Week 3. George Winn stepped right up in the Bearcats' opener, Bill Koch writes in the Cincinnati Enquirer. The Hartford Courant's Jeff Jacobs sa...

Get 'em, G-men. Our big man on campus, Gene Wojciechowski, weighs in on Week 1. Cincinnati football is among programs getting the biggest bang for its buck. UConn will have its hands full with NC State's O-line, Desmond Conner writes in the H...

The BMOC weighs in on money grabs, the Heisman race, Penn State's future and Tennessee's receiving sensation.

The Big Man On Campus salutes the beginning of a new season and runs the gantlet from Heisman contenders to players behaving badly and a new era at Penn State.

Not every college basketball player is a one-and-done star. These six sophomores are ready to take a leap forward in 2012-13 and help their teams be successful.

Five-star TE Adam Breneman and his QB Adam Ford have a common bond on and off field, writes Jared Shanker.

The 2011 season ended in much the same way it began: with impressive performances from a litany of Heisman candidates, a few stunning upsets and a host of off-the-field issues. The BMOC wraps up the season that was.

BCS breaks, Bama and cool programs top the BMOC's countdown.

Game of the Century redux, Heisman talk and the BCS's future are among the BMOC's top 20.

The current class of NFL rookies are making an unprecedented impact in the league.

Kansas State's impressive QB, BCS fun and The Mad Visor made the BMOC's weekly top 20.

Off-the-field issues, ranging from the Penn State scandal, BCS complaints and expansion irony have overshadowed the showdown in Tuscaloosa and the game of the half-century in Palo Alto.