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Kenjon Barner demonstrates the art of eluding the tackle.

Bobby Bowden reacts to the sanctions levied against Penn State and can't celebrate owning the record for most wins in FBS history.

Geno Smith tied the record for any bowl game with 6 TD passes, and the Mountaineers set a bowl scoring record with 70 points.

D.J. Hayden and Tom Rinaldi detail Hayden's incredible journey from life-threatening injury to first-round draft pick.

The World Series champs dominate the rankings as the Giants hold the top five spots, with Pablo Sandoval placing No. 1. Kansas State QB Collin Klein and Patriots QB Tom Brady are in the Top 10 and are covered in this week's show.

Notre Dame linebacker Manti Te'o went out and played the best two games of his career the same week that he lost his grandmother and his girlfriend. Gene Wojciechowski sits down with Te'o to talk about overcoming such personal tragedies.

Eric LeGrand discusses his faith and the tackle that changed his life.

Dick Vitale talks about Notre Dame joining the ACC in all ACC-sponsored sports except football.

Jenn Brown reports on USC quarterback Matt Barkley and 15 of his teammates visit to Haiti this offseason to provide relief for families still recovering from the earthquake in 2010.

Tom Rinaldi and College GameDay profile Texas A&M, home of the 12th man.

Geno Smith's nearly perfect game in West Virginia's opener wins him the Top spot this week. USC's Marqise Lee is the runner-up and Cristiano Ronaldo is third.

Scott Van Pelt kicks off his Bald man on Campus series for College Gameday with Michigans Heisman candidate Denard Robinson. SVP and Denard talk about Robinsons eventful offseason that included meeting President Obama and Lebron James.

Former NFL receiver Al Toon and his son, Nick, talk about the game of football as Nick embarks on his rookie season with the New Orleans Saints.

First year coach Urban Meyer brings the big brother program to Ohio State.

Bjoern Werner and Brandon Jenkins demonstrate the art of rushing the quarterback.

Desmond Howard has absolutely no problem with the NCAA sanctions against Penn State.