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Breaking down the Big East
Mark Schlabach, ESPN.comTake a look at the Big East questions that were answered this spring and the problems that linger heading into the fall.
Story | Conversation | May 15, 2007Spring look around the Big East
Joe Starkey, Special to ESPN.comWith spring practices getting started, our Big East notebook addresses the big questions facing each team.
Story | Conversation | March 25, 2007A look around the Big East
Joe Starkey, Special to ESPN.comRutgers' Cinderella season and Heisman hopefuls for next year highlight the Big East team-by-team breakdown.
Story | Conversation | December 12, 2006
Just For Argument's Sake...
Ivan Maisel, ESPN.comIs there such a thing as a good bye-week coach? Are the coaching floodgates about to open? How dark are the clouds at Bama? Should Bobby Bowden retire? Ivan Maisel has all the answers.
Story | Conversation | October 25, 2006Until defeated, Rutgers still a Big East force
Joe Starkey, Special to ESPN.comUntil someone beats Rutgers, it has to be considered a major factor in the Big East race.
Story | Conversation | October 25, 2006
Michigan's healthy Hart is big key to success
ESPN.com...career rushing with 3,149 yards. It's probably now time for him to move up the Heisman Trophy list as well. Michigan's early offensive flavor came from big-play receiver Mario Manningham. But...
Page | ConversationClemson's dynamic duo shined on Saturday
Todd McShay, Scouts Inc.Several running backs raised their profile on Saturday while a trio of veteran quarterbacks dipped, writes Todd McShay.
Story | Conversation | October 22, 2006
FIU-UM brawl sparks 'feeding frenzy'
Chris Fowler, Special to ESPN.comReady for the FIU-UM feeding frenzy to stop? Ready for the next Game of the Millennium? Ready for GameDay? Chris Fowler is.
Story | Conversation | October 19, 2006
All eyes on conference matchups in Week 8
Jim Donnan, ESPN.comJim Donnan breaks down the players, teams, trends and games to watch in Week 8 of the college football season.
Story | Conversation | October 17, 2006Hoeppner celebrates big wins over Iowa, brain tumor
Mark Schlabach, ESPN.comIn surviving a lifetime of hardship in the span of two years, Terry Hoeppner is teaching his players the true meaning of success.
Story | Conversation | October 16, 2006Clear contenders separate themselves in Big East
Joe Starkey, Special to ESPN.comRutgers and Pitt have improved, but the Big East is still ruled by Louisville and West Virginia.
Story | Conversation | October 10, 2006
Pittsburgh 45, Toledo 3
Pittsburgh 45, Toledo 3
Recap | Box Score | Conversation | September 30, 2006Missouri, Rutgers look like the real deal
Mark Schlabach, ESPN.comReplacement players had a big week. Arizona State's quarterbacks did not. Who is on the mark this week? Mark Schlabach knows.
Story | Conversation | September 25, 2006Bearcats embrace opportunity to play No. 1 Ohio St.
Joe Starkey, Special to ESPN.comFrom Cincinnati's trip to No. 1 Ohio State to Steve Slaton's revenge game, check out the news around the Big East.
Story | Conversation | September 13, 2006
Pitt utilizes deep ball in throttling Virginia
Tyler Palko threw a pair of first-down touchdown passes longer than 70 yards and Pittsburgh got off to the kind of strong start in coach Dave Wannstedt's second season that it wanted in its first, routing Virginia 38-13 Saturday night.
Recap | Box Score | Conversation | September 02, 2006EXPLORE RELATED TOPICS
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