QB Ponder to miss key game vs. Wake
ESPN.com news servicesFlorida State quarterback Christian Ponder will miss Saturday's game against Wake Forest with a separated right, throwing shoulder suffered in Saturday's loss to Clemson, the Seminoles said.
Story | Conversation | November 08, 2009Spiller rushes for 165 yards, touchdown as Clemson routs Florida St.
Associated PressC.J. Spiller had a career-high 165 yards rushing and his 20th touchdown of at least 50 yards and Clemson took its biggest step yet toward an Atlantic Coast Conference title with a 40-24 victory over Florida State on Saturday night.
Recap | Box Score | Conversation | November 07, 2009Mel's Matchups: Week 10
Mel Kiper Jr., ESPN.comMel Kiper looks at the key matchups of Week 10 in college football, including two main CB-WR battles in Tuscaloosa, Jared Odrick vs. Justin Boren in Happy Valley, and a few Big 12 pass-rushers getting challenged.
Story | Conversation | November 05, 2009
Sprained ligaments sideline Bowers
Heather Dinich, ESPN.comClemson defensive end Da'Quan Bowers, one of the Tigers' top pass rushers, is doubtful for Saturday's key Atlantic Division game against Florida State with a sprained MCL and PCL, coach Dabo Swinney said on his weekly Sunday teleconference.
Story | Conversation | November 01, 2009Clemson routs Coastal Carolina behind Ford
Associated PressDanario Alexander caught two touchdown passes while Missouri's swarming defense had eight sacks and forced four turnovers, helping the Tigers hold off Colorado, 36-17, on Saturday to end a three-game slide.
Recap | Box Score | Conversation | October 31, 2009Behind the Big Board
Mel Kiper, ESPN.comMel Kiper Jr. breaks down the movements on his Oct. 28, 2009 Big Board -- specifically the new additions of Florida CB Joe Haden and Alabama LB Rolando McClain to the Big Board.
Story | Conversation | October 28, 2009
Mich. LB favors another Big Ten school
Bill Kurelic, NittanyNetwork.comThe best links from the ESPN affiliate team sites.
Story | Conversation | October 28, 2009Palmer unsure about playing
Associated PressClemson tight end Michael Palmer says he's feeling good after suffering a concussion, but is not sure he'll play Saturday against Coastal Carolina.
Story | Conversation | October 27, 2009Briggs out for the season
Brian Matthews, WeAreSC.comThe best links from the ESPN affiliate team sites.
Story | Conversation | October 27, 2009Once filled with promise, season has failed to sizzle
Mark Schlabach, ESPN.comSo Much For That Idea This was supposed to be a college football season to remember. Steve Mitchell/US PresswireSam Bradford will spend the rest of t...
Page | ConversationBlessing in disguise
Bill Kurelic, NoleInsider.comThe best links from the ESPN affiliate team sites.
Story | Conversation | October 26, 2009Week 8 Wrap: Alabama looking vulnerable
Bruce FeldmanAlabama is going to remain my No. 1 team, but the Tide looks increasingly vulnerable as it's become apparent QB Greg McElroy isn't playing with as muc...
Blog Entry | Conversation | October 25, 2009
The results didn't change much, but the journey was interesting
ESPN.com...to probe their vulnerabilities. In the end, only No. 10 Miami lost, 40-37 in overtime, to Clemson. That seemed unlikely on a Saturday when eight of the top 13 teams in the BCS standings...
Page | ConversationHit gives Clemson's Palmer concussion
Associated PressClemson tight end Michael Palmer suffered a concussion early in the fourth quarter of the Tigers' 40-37 overtime win over Miami.
Story | Conversation | October 24, 2009Parker's TD pass to Ford in OT gives Clemson edge over Miami
Associated PressKyle Parker threw a 26-yard touchdown pass to Jacoby Ford in overtime, giving Clemson a 40-37 win over Miami on Saturday night.
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