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SOUTH BEND, Ind. -- With about 10 seconds left in a tie game against Louisville, Mike Brey took a Beamonesque leap of faith in his team. "Twenty-three!" the Notre Dame coach yelled, jumping up and down on the sideline. "Twenty-three!" Brey was ...

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From fightin' words to memorable season openers to the return of the media guide police, The Dash runs through it all.

Quarterbacks are calm and cool. They have all the answers. Not this season. Even the nation's best QBs have something to prove in 2007.

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From the high-profile coaching moves to the big-money burnout jobs to handing out some Dashies, the Dash runs through it all.

From checking in with the Dead Schembechlers to the Bo vs. Woody days, the Dash runs through it all.

West Virginia-Louisville marks a rare moment in college football when underdog ambition has triumphed over old-money tradition, writes Pat Forde.

From breaking out the Adriana rating system to rank the best November games to a sophomore coaching update, the Dash runs through it all.

From kickers gone wild to who's No. 2 to midseason conference reviews, the Dash rushes through it all.

From September's best, most overrated and most underrated to da man from DeKalb, the Dash rushes through it all.

From a mad landscape that includes a 1-2 OU and a 3-0 Vandy to 2005 pretenders to a five-pack of big and tall wideouts, The Dash sprints through all the hottest topics.

Stanford QB Jim Plunkett won the Heisman in 1970, but the position has evolved so much since then, he might not have even made the field in 2005.