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Blog Entry | November 13, 2009Rank Big East Football Teams
...suggest good things for fans in New Jersey and hope for the reloading West Virginia Mountaineers. 1. Rutgers 2. Pittsburgh 3. West Virginia T-4. Cincinnati T-4. South Florida Check out Bennett's complete...
Blog Entry | August 26, 2009Imus' comments result in spirited debate
ESPN.comDon Imus' comments about the Rutgers women's basketball team have drawn more than 1,000 responses from ESPN.com readers in the past week.
Story | Conversation | April 10, 2007New Jersey: No. 9 football state
ESPN.comNew Jersey ranks No. 9 on ESPN.com's football list. The state finishes at No. 7 in the pro ranking, No. 23 among colleges and No. 13 in high school football.
Story | Conversation | December 11, 2006Vote: Best & Worst of College Football
SportsNationLet's get the debates going: Best games, coaches, conference, uniforms, rivalry and more.
Story | Conversation | August 08, 2003Vote: Cockiest Team in the Country?
SportsNationAs the season openers near, we're wondering who is overhyped and who is over-confident? Cast your vote now.
Story | Conversation | August 07, 2003Vote: Pick the ACC, Big 12 ...
SportsNationIt's never too early to predict the winners of all the major conferences. Cast your vote now.
Story | Conversation | August 05, 2003Pick 'Em! The Nation Outpicks Schwab!
SportsNationYou correctly picked 16 of 28 bowl game winners to beat The Schwab! Congrats!
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