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There's nothing better than cheering for a winning team. But if you can't win, taking your frustration out on a rival coach -- or your own -- is a time-honored tradition.

2010 was a season of mediocrity for traditional powers such as Texas, Florida and Michigan. They hope to steer their respective ships back among the nation's elite in 2011.

Will Muschamp is searching for all the right ingredients as the new Florida coach starts prepping for his first season with the Gators.

Spring practice has kicked off for a few schools. The others will start soon. Here's a look at 11 of the most important spring practice storylines for 2011.

SEC teams are littered throughout the recruiting class rankings and a whopping eight SEC teams are included in the preseason top 25.

For programs looking to rebuild, reload or re-emerge, signing day could be the first step to a successful 2011.

From offseason expansion to coaching changes at traditional powers to the major upsets in between, the 2010 season saw its share of surprises.

Mark Schlabach is pegging Oklahoma as the nation's top 2011 team in his Way-Too-Early Top 25.

In hiring Will Muschamp, Florida chose potential over experience. Only time will tell whether Jeremy Foley made the right call.

Whether it's fourth down, trailing in the fourth quarter or playing on the road, there are certain scenarios when you don't want to face a certain team or coach.

With spring practices over across the country, it's time to take a look at the revised way-too-early 2010 Top 25.

Signing day is in the books. Underclassmen have declared for the NFL draft. Spring practice is looming. It's the perfect time for a revised look at the top 25 for 2010.

There are six things you need to know about the initial BCS standings.

The fact is that our fantasy college football world mirrors the reality of 2009. Even in make-believe, Florida is the favorite to win it all.

Tim Tebow will win another Heisman Trophy, Mack Brown will ride off into the sunset and USC won't be in the top 10. It's prediction time for 2009.

Skip Holtz's rebuilding job at East Carolina hit the mark Saturday. Tommy Bowden's first carry call missed badly. Mark Schlabach runs down all the weekend's hits and misses.