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Bruce Feldman chats with ESPN analyst Rod Gilmore about pay-for-play issues.

Blog | Conversation | July 12, 2011

Bruce Feldman dips into his mailbag to answer several questions, including one on how bad things could get for Chip Kelly and the Oregon Ducks in light of the recent revelations concerning their involvement with Will Lyles.

Blog | Conversation | July 08, 2011

Bruce Feldman ranks the 10 best NFL players who never even earned all-conference honors during their college careers, starting with former Michigan quarterback Tom Brady.

Blog | Conversation | June 29, 2011

Bruce Feldman ranks the 10 true freshmen most likely to make an impact during the 2011 season, with South Carolina's Jadeveon Clowney owning the top spot.

Blog | Conversation | June 22, 2011

Bruce Feldman takes to his mailbag, answering questions on Andrew Luck's "sure-thing" status, draft sleepers and Alabama's chances of winning a BCS title.

Blog | Conversation | April 29, 2011

Bruce Feldman takes to his mailbag, answering questions on Penn State's chances of winning the Big Ten, Texas A&M's national title shot and the development of Tennessee quarterback Tyler Bray.

Blog | Conversation | April 22, 2011

He once presided over a 6-45 ACC tenure, but nobody shined more brightly from a coaching perspective in the BCS title game than Auburn defensive coordinator Ted Roof. Taking advantage of the seemingly endless prep time, the Tigers were ready.

Blog | Conversation | January 11, 2011

Among his Friday Mailbag topics, Bruce points out that South Carolina could be a team ready to contend on the national stage in 2011. Plus, a look at a lot of moves around college football, including the ever-changing coaching mill.

Blog | Conversation | January 07, 2011

Bruce Feldman attempts to handicap the race for Michigan head coach. He has Les Miles with the best odds, then Brady Hoke, then Gary Patterson, then a slew of sleepers ... and yes, Jim Harbaugh's name is still on this list.

Blog | Conversation | January 05, 2011

Bruce Feldman dives into his mailbag to answer reader questions. At the top of the list: What's next for Urban Meyer? One answer: Succeeding Jim Tressel.

Blog | Conversation | December 31, 2010

Bruce Feldman opens his look at the Ohio State Sugar Bowl situation with this line -- "It's not the crime, it's the cover-up" -- then delves into what this means about the NCAA. Plus: Goodbye (for now) to Fridge, a unique character.

Blog | Conversation | December 29, 2010

Bruce Feldman, with help from Seth Wickersham, looks at the issue of 'college guys' (coaches) vs. 'NFL guys.' Could a Brad Childress, for example, go back to his college roots (he was offensive coordinator at Wisconsin) and be a successful head coach?

Blog | Conversation | December 22, 2010

Bruce Feldman takes a look at the next move for the Texas coaching staff, where Gus Malzahn could be looking, why it's really unfair to call Al Golden a guy who simply beat bad teams, and a lot more.

Blog | Conversation | December 17, 2010

Remember Jason Gwaltney, the blue-chip recruit for WVU who eventually got upstaged by Steve Slaton? He's playing in the HBCU All-Star game this weekend, and Bruce Feldman has the story of his journey from Morgantown to this point.

Blog | Conversation | December 15, 2010

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