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Ted Miller looks into his crystal ball and makes three bold predictions for the upcoming college football season.

Cornell upset No. 3 Ohio State and No. 1 Syracuse defeated Yale to advance to the semifinals of the Men's Division I Lacrosse Championship.

Capital One Cup Impact Performances of the Week nominees include South Carolina's Jordan Montgomery, Mississippi State's Adam Frazier, and Georgia Tech's Zane Evans.

Craig Haubert compares ESPN 150 recruits Lorenzo Carter, Myles Garrett and Lorenzo Featherston to defensive ends in college football and the NFL.

Edward Aschoff talks with Georgia coach Mark Richt.

Edward Aschoff talks about the emergence of Mississippi State cornerback Justin Cox this spring.

In this week's SEC Official Visit, we talk about a trio of big commits for the Auburn Tigers, and a top QB decides to stay home in Kentucky.

University of Georgia lineman Kolton Houston is fighting to regain NCAA eligibility after a 2010 positive drug test.

NoleNation's Corey Dowlar talks with Phil Murphy about the latest in the Matthew Thomas saga, and Greg Ostendorf stops by to talk about the impending decisions of ESPN 150 recruits Tre' Williams and Justin Thornton.

Tray Matthews is among the young defensive players at Georgia that showed promise this spring

Dave Hooker stops by to talk Orlando Brown Jr.'s commitment to Tennessee and the overall hot start the new coaching staff is off too. Sam Khan Jr also stops by the show to talk a new commit for Alabama, and the latest in Texas A&M recruiting.

Chris Low points out the three biggest games in the SEC that will change not only the conference, but also national landscape.

DawgNation's Kipp Adams and TideNation's Greg Ostendorf join Phil Murphy to discuss a couple of big commits for Georgia, an under the radar cornerback, a QB drawing some attention from the national champs, and a top offensive lineman nearing a decisi

American Heritage (Plantation, Fla.) running back Sony Michel, the No. 16 overall player in the ESPN 150, committed Friday to Georgia over Florida, Florida State, Miami (FL) and Notre Dame.

Prim Siripipat and the college football bloggers look through all the spring standouts to find who will be the next breakout star this fall.

Chris Low looks at a possible star in the making at Georgia filling in for all the losses in the Bulldogs' secondary.