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Will Muschamp's pro-style offense demands that fullbacks move away from explosiveness and more into brute physicality. That means possibly having to recruit bigger LBs and RBs who are capable of taking a beating.

Story | Conversation | April 16, 2013

Georgia couldn't have picked a better time for a change at defensive line coach. While Chris Wilson doesn't have the benefit of experienced players, he will get to mold who he has in his style.

Junior linebacker Hayes Pullard is looking forward to playing a more aggressive defensive style under new coordinator Clancy Pendergast.

Story | Conversation | March 06, 2013

As a backup QB in the "Belldozer" package, Blake Bell gained notoriety for his punishing running style and voluminous touchdowns. Now he's ready to step into the spotlight and show of an equally powerful arm.

WolverineNation's Chantel Jennings projects the 2014 starting lineup.

Story | Conversation | November 05, 2012

Michigan faces an important decision in 2013: Whether Devin Gardner fits best at quarterback or wide receiver.

Roy Roundtree has only 11 receptions through six games, but more might be coming his way.

Ohio State proved at Michigan State that it has the ability to change gears from its uptempo, no-huddle offense down to a possession-based, clock-killing style when necessary.

Jimbo Fisher knows FSU won't get any style points for its 30-17 victory over USF, but he'll take any road win.

All it took was a trip to SEC country to bring out the old-style Big 12 offense in the Texas Longhorns, who romped past the Ole Miss Rebels 66-31.

Bruising back Joe Bergeron, with a mindset that no one single opposing player will be able to bring him down, is working toward being a major catalyst for Texas' success this season.

Matt Barkley and T.J. McDonald could have left after last season and no one would have blamed them. But the Trojans duo want to end things as champions.

Tight ends at Michigan are expected to block first, but as the offense transitions to more of a pro style under Al Borges he also is going to be more of a receiving threat.

Florida aims to stop its fourth-quarter fade pattern of a year ago with a new Olympic-style lifting program led by new strength coach Jeff Dillman.

Max Browne's Elite 11 experience has been a rewarding one, as he got to meet USC star QB Matt Barkley and do a Navy SEALs-style beach workout.

Story | Conversation | July 21, 2012

Al Borges said fitting his offense around the talents of Denard Robinson has made him a better coordinator.