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Rece DavisBio | College GameDay Basketball | ChatsRece Davis joined ESPN in March 1995 and currently serves as studio host for college football and college basketball, including his duties as host of the NCAA Women's Basketball Championship and the college basketball version of College GameDay. |
Tide, Trojans, Irish looking for payback in Week 12
ESPN.com...Stanford, Navy provide encores? By Rece Davis, ESPN.com Revenge has been...planted as a 4,000-point favorite against Stanford last year...
Page | ConversationJust another wild Saturday in college football
ESPN.com...Saturday. Three of the top four teams lost and gave up an average of more than 41 points per game while losing. Oklahoma began Saturday No. 1. The Sooners ended it tied for fourth in...
Page | ConversationTide-Razorbacks matchup offers plenty of story lines
ESPN.com...Gators-Vols, Tide-Razorbacks By Rece Davis, ESPN.com Marvin Gentry-US...for violence. You'll need extra Advil on hand just to...
Page | ConversationA conversation between Bob Knight and Tony La Russa
ESPNAn edited transcript of a roundtable with Bob Knight, Tony La Russa and Rece Davis.
Story | Conversation | March 27, 2008Tough test for Tigers when Zags visit Memphis
ESPN.com...the mental and physical toughness to handle the Memphis pressure and attack it to score at the point it is applied. If they cough up "live ball" turnovers or take quick and contested shots, forget...
Page | ConversationSomething new this week: Not much changed
ESPN.comGo Figure By Ivan Maisel, ESPN.com There's something wrong with the top 10: Not much has changed. For the first time in weeks, the mighty have not fal...
Page | ConversationUndersized and overlooked, Edwards shines at Big House
ESPN.comEdwards Was So Money By Mark Schlabach, ESPN.com BOONE, N.C. -- Appalachian State quarterback Armanti Edwards' teammates affectionately call him "Mone...
Page | ConversationCollege GameDay Final Extra
From Reggie Bush's performance for the ages, to sweet redemption in the C-USA to handing out game balls, the GameDay Final Extra crew has it covered.
Story | Conversation | November 20, 2005Discretion the key in celebration penalty calls
Rod Gilmore, Special to ESPN.comIt's time to throw the flag on officials for overzealously calling celebration penalties, writes Rod Gilmore.
Story | Conversation | November 07, 2005
Extrapointindex for February 15-28, 2004
Trey Wingo sizes up Jamal Lewis' challenge. Jeremy Schaap's sarcasm cuts Bonds' down to size. And Linda Cohn can't muster sympathy for T.O.
Story | Conversation | March 01, 2004Extra Point/ESPN Sportsbeat for Feb. 1-15, 2004
Shelley Smith says Magic has fought HIV like he took on opposing defenses, Chris McKendry discusses the return of Marion Jones and Stu Scott examines how LeBron was snubbed from the All-Star Game.
Story | Conversation | February 16, 2004Extra Point/ESPN Sportsbeat for Jan. 15-31, 2004
Rece Davis wonders at long last, have you no sense of decency? Jay Mariotti spots some hypocrites. And Mike Tirico wonders if the General will ever learn.
Story | Conversation | February 03, 2004Extra Point/Sportsbeat for Jan. 1-15, 2004
Dan Le Batard cites the way Tom Brady resembles Joe Montana. Jeremy Schaap touts the merits of Johnny Lynn. And Mike Tirico explains why we're back to a two-week Super Bowl break.
Story | Conversation | January 20, 2004Extra Point/ESPN Sportsbeat for Dec. 15-31, 2003
Shelley Smith's spots a story in that family van. Dan Davis tees off on the women's game. And Mike Tirico debuts with a clears bowl picture.
Story | Conversation | January 05, 2004Extra Points for Dec. 1-15, 2003
Stuart Scott dismisses complaints that the Horn section has grown too loud. John Anderson compares hot-stove baseball writers to weathermen. And Brent Musburger's got the NFL covered.
Story | Conversation | December 18, 2003EXPLORE RELATED TOPICS
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