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Next stop for wide receiver Bradley Leggett (Navarre, Fla./Navarre) will be Mobile, Ala. The 6-foot-2, 180-pounder is joining forces with other players in Northwest Florida for the upcoming Badger Sports 7-on-7 showcase. "I'm doing well, I'm going...

Blog | Conversation | April 06, 2011

In the 2010 NFL draft, the SEC led all conferences in players selected -- but the Big 12 had the first four picks. The ACC had claims of its own (a run of years with a top-10 pick) and the Big Ten was No. 2 overall. What does all this mean?

Blog | Conversation | April 26, 2010

Back from Beijing, CTD -- that's Columnist The Dash to you -- runs through it all, from debuts to hot seats to turnovers.

USC jumps to No. 2 and Rutgers makes its first ever top-10 appearance, writes Tom Luginbill.

With seven months until signing day, Texas' big, bountiful class has hit the mark so far as the nation's best, writes Tom Luginbill.

The McCoys stop by to help explain why the BCS is hanging with the bottom of the college football barrel at season's end.

Brother Cane stops by to help explain why Miami's hanging with the bottom of the college football barrel this week.

What are Wayne Newton and Scary Spice doing in the Bottom 10? They're two-stepping with Nebraska and Notre Dame.

Led Zeppelin songs make sure all that glitters is gold along this week's stairway to Bottom 10 heaven.

The Bottom 10 dances its way through the latest look at the bottom of the college football barrel.

Michigan and Notre Dame are back for a fight club edition of the Bottom 10's look at the bottom of the college football barrel.

Michigan's loss ignited a house party edition of the Bottom 10's look at the bottom of the college football barrel.

Summer movies serve as the Bottom 10's guide through the 2007 preseason look at the bottom of the college football barrel.

USC? Still hot. Notre Dame? Not so much. What else is hot (and not) for the 2007 college football season? Mark Schlabach has the answers.

The schools that rank in the bottom 20 of our list of the decade's top programs are all dreaming of becoming The Next Boise. But they also know that the reality of big-time football is a good deal less glorious, writes Pat Forde.

Jessica Simpson stops by to share the pain with the bottom of the college football barrel.