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Bruce Feldman provides a list of the winners and losers of the NFL draft early-entry period. Oklahoma State, returning Justin Blackmon and Brandon Weeden, comes out on top, but teams such as Auburn, Illinois and Georgia have some major holes to fill.

Blog | Conversation | January 19, 2011

Bruce Feldman surveys the college football landscape, noting that Andrew Luck is delivering on the massive hype with which his coach used to tout him 15 months earlier. Plus, notes on LSU's close shave, Wisconsin's beatdown of the Michigan D and more.

Blog | Conversation | November 21, 2010

Here we go: Bruce Feldman is plenty excited about 'Les Miles magic' vs. 'the Cam Newton Express' on Saturday afternoon on the Plains. Plus: what to expect from UCLA, the chip on Blaine Gabbert's shoulder, and UNC's deepening mess.

Blog | Conversation | October 19, 2010

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

Many believe that Tim Tebow cannot be a successful NFL quarterback. But as these 10 players have showed, life at another position isn't the end of the world. Plus, is Dez Bryant's draft stock dropping?

Blog | Conversation | March 10, 2010

Bruce Feldman's mailbag for March 5, 2010, addresses these topics, among others: Landry Jones' development in 2010, when Nick Saban might retire, Brian Kelly's ND strategy, and how good Teddy Bridgewater can be as a college QB.

Blog | Conversation | March 04, 2010

Bruce Feldman hollers at an enimently-debatable topic: the top 10 players in Big 12 history. We'll give away No. 1: Vince Young. No. 2? The Big Suh. Wait, Suh over Ricky? Suh over Crabtree? Suh over Bradford? Let the chatter begin.

Blog | Conversation | February 17, 2010

There are college football players who are all-time talents and there are those who connect with their fan bases for other unquantifiable reasons. Tim Tebow, however, can be placed in both categories, and he proved it again Saturday.

Blog | Conversation | November 29, 2009

Bruce Feldman's mailbag focuses on how the Iowa Hawkeyes can find themselves in Pasadena for the BCS title game. Dig deeper and you'll find how the Seminoles are like the boys from "Entourage" and Jon Gruden's coaching future in college.

Blog | Conversation | October 30, 2009

Bruce Feldman makes his picks for Week 9 of the 2009 college football season, including Texas versus Oklahoma State, USC versus Oregon and much more.

Blog | Conversation | October 28, 2009

Bruce Feldman lists the 10 players and coaches he's most eager to see debut with their new teams this season. Plus news and notes from around college football, including an unbelievable account of Arkansas QB Ryan Mallett's arm strength.

Blog | Conversation | September 01, 2009

Georgia versus Oklahoma State. How good Terrelle Pryor can be. Michigan football practice issues. Boise State versus Oregon on the Smurf Turf. All are among Bruce Feldman's 10 storylines to watch in Week 1.

Blog | Conversation | August 31, 2009

Bruce Feldman ranks the nation's best running backs in his Monday top-10 list and finds that Cal's Jahvid Best is truly living up to his name. Plus, a possible position change for Joe McKnight, sleeper talk for Illinois, and more news and notes.

Blog | Conversation | August 03, 2009

Bruce Feldman's blog for July 23, 2009 convenes a series of college football experts (and some from other sports) to ask, "What makes a coach great?" One thing we learn: Pete Carroll is really good, but so are non-BCS guys like Gary Patterson.

Blog | Conversation | July 23, 2009

In trying to find a comparison point for Cam Newton (Vince Young? Tim Tebow?), Bruce Feldman, via "QB builder" George Whitfield, comes up with an interesting one: Ben Roethlisberger. Don't believe it? Proof's in the pudding.

Blog | Conversation | December 05, 2010

Bruce Feldman looks at 10 head coaches who might switch jobs this winter. No. 1 is fairly evident (Jim Harbaugh), and other big names -- Dan Mullen, Brady Hoke -- populate this list. Plus: a new name in the Miami mix via the San Diego Chargers.

Blog | Conversation | December 01, 2010