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For teams dealing with debilitating losses, coaches and quarterbacks who can't work out their differences, and fan bases brimming with hostility, The Dash is here to help.

Sooners and Seminoles are clashing. Bulldogs backers are coach-bashing. War Eagles are crashing. Time to get Dashing.

The Dash is back to say goodbye to five freaks and the Offseason from Hell, and hello to the players, coaches and teams that have us excited for 2011.

The Dash runs through the 2010 epidemic of scandal, strife and tragedy, some good storylines, Broncos versus Frogs and more.

From aggressive play calling to snobby pollsters to overrated (and underrated) results, Pat Forde dashes through the first half of the college football season.

Dashing through a Boise bus stop, the lords of discipline, SEC compliance, future 3-0 teams and more.

The SEC as a whole has nothing left to prove. It is the standard of excellence in college football, and the evidence is in the trophy case.

The topic du jour at SEC media days was obvious. Agents dominated the conversation. Coaches, players, the aggrieved and the accused went on the offensive, but the debate is far from over.

From examining the resumes of the BCS top 8 to Halloween fashion, The Dash runs through it all.

From Dallas, Domers and defense to midweek madness and the Moscow miracle, The Dash runs through it all.

It's a long-standing tradition that coaches delegate their Top 25 vote. That practice needs to change for the good of the game.

Welcome to a live-action game of Clue, SEC football style. The crime: Who didn't vote for Tim Tebow.

From Iowa saving America from the Big Ten to the battle of Big 12 vs. SEC, the Dash runs through it all.

From a hypothetical eight-team playoff to Phillip Fulmer's final days to a list of possible upsets, the Dash runs through it all.

From the BCS campaign season's being in full swing to teams' going up in flames to an LIP winner, the Dash runs through it all.

From the Big 12's Haves and Have-Nots to the extent of hiding signals to the SEC's lack of offense, the Dash runs through it all.