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Red-hot Gators focused on the task at hand

Chris Fowler, ESPN.com

Florida is peaking. The Gators can see the prizes ahead. The chemistry is there. So is Urban Meyer's focus. He knows how fragile it all is.

Story | Conversation | November 13, 2008

Bama's O-line leads the way, Nittany Lions still have points to prove

Chris Fowler, ESPN.com

The offensive line is the secret to Alabama's success this year, and it will be the key if the Tide is to upset Georgia, while Penn State's offense dazzles but still has much to prove, writes Chris Fowler.

Story | Conversation | September 25, 2008

Five dream matchups that will put the spice back into September

Chris Fowler, ESPN.com

The season desperately needs more September spice. Chris Fowler tabs five neutral-site, early-season matchups he'd like to see on an annual basis.

Story | Conversation | September 04, 2008

Standings, statistics don't tell the whole story of team's success

Chris Fowler, Special to ESPN.com

Does Boston College deserve to be the No. 2 team in the country? Should conferences step in and stop cheap shots? What do stats tell us about UConn, Kansas and Arizona State? Chris Fowler runs through Week 10's top stories.

Story | Conversation | November 01, 2007

Is the Clarett situation over yet?

Chris Fowler, Special to ESPN.com

If Maurice Clarett leaves Ohio State, college football could lose one of its most interesting characters.

Story | Conversation | September 04, 2003

Teams will be measured this weekend

Chris Fowler, Special to ESPN.com

Several teams will be judged by the outcome of this weekend's non-confernce games.

Story | Conversation | September 12, 2002
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