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Mark SchlabachChats | E-mail | Bowl Projections | Bottom 10 | Bubble WatchMark Schlabach joined ESPN.com in July 2006 as a college football and basketball columnist. A graduate of the University of Georgia, Mark spent nine years at the Atlanta Journal-Constitution covering Georgia and the SEC, as well as the NFL and NASCAR. Before joining ESPN, Schlabach spent the last two years at the Washington Post covering college football and basketball, and boxing. |
Bowden wants to coach in 2010
Mark Schlabach, ESPN.comFlorida State coach Bobby Bowden said Sunday he wanted to return to coach the Seminoles in 2010, a day after he said he needed to do some "soul searching" before deciding his immediate future.
Story | Conversation | November 29, 2009Bowden to do some 'soul searching'
Mark Schlabach, ESPN.comFor the first time in his 34 seasons as Florida State Seminoles coach, Bobby Bowden sounded like a defeated man on Saturday night.
Story | Conversation | November 28, 2009Bowden contemplating his future
Mark Schlabach, ESPN.comThe loss to Florida weighed heavily on Bobby Bowden as he exited The Swamp and left the legendary coach wondering if he would walk the FSU sidelines in 2010.
Story | Conversation | November 28, 2009Bottom 10 teams are losing their religion
Mark Schlabach, ESPN.comEverybody hurts sometimes. But this week's crop of Bottom 10 teams have been hurting all season long.
Story | Conversation | November 24, 2009Horns, McCoy take another step
Mark Schlabach, ESPN.comColt McCoy delivered again in his home finale, but Texas knows it will need more than its quarterback to win the national title.
Story | Conversation | November 21, 2009Plenty of races still up for grabs
Mark Schlabach, ESPN.comThe Big Ten and SEC races are all but over. But league races are going down to the wire elsewhere around the country.
Story | Conversation | November 20, 2009You pay for what you get
Mark Schlabach, ESPN.comIn the 11th week of the Bottom 10, college football teams are getting what they pay for.
Story | Conversation | November 19, 2009Strong personalities leading teams down the stretch
Mark Schlabach, ESPN.comCoaches Leading Hot Teams Over the past month, Stanford coach Jim Harbaugh has implored his team to focus on its remaining season like it was on a Sup...
Page | ConversationIrish, Weis suffer another defeat
Mark Schlabach, ESPN.comOnly two weeks ago, Notre Dame looked like a BCS bowl contender. Two losses later, the Irish have to decide whether Charlie Weis still is the man to lead them.
Story | Conversation | November 14, 2009Big 12 slide continues
Mark Schlabach, ESPN.comTexas fell one spot behind Alabama in this week's BCS standings, and the Big 12 dropped a notch in this week's conference rankings, too.
Story | Conversation | November 12, 2009Teams in need of a transformation
Mark Schlabach, ESPN.comIn the 10th week of the Bottom 10, these college football teams are in need of a Darius Rucker-like transformation.
Story | Conversation | November 11, 2009It's all about the bottom line for top three
Mark Schlabach, ESPN.comForget Style So you're still not impressed with No. 1 Florida's sputtering offense? Or No. 2 Alabama's passing game? Or No. 3 Texas' slow starts? Al ...
Page | ConversationBig Ten moves ahead of Big 12
Mark Schlabach, ESPN.comThe Big Ten moved ahead of the Big 12 in this week's conference rankings.
Story | Conversation | November 05, 2009Michigan is playin' on a prayer
Mark Schlabach, ESPN.comMichigan is one of the latest teams to be livin' on a prayer. Rich Rodriguez and the Wolverines join the pack as it moves to Bon Jovi's beats.
Story | Conversation | November 04, 2009FSU's Andrews announces retirement
Mark Schlabach, ESPN.comAfter standing by Bobby Bowden's side for 26 seasons at Florida State and leading nearly 80 players into the NFL, Seminoles defensive coordinator Mickey Andrews will retire.
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