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Turnover is an annual tradition in college football, but with that, teams' strengths and weaknesses constantly shift, too. Today, we'll begin a look at the biggest strengths and weaknesses for each Big 12 team. Strongest position: Pass-catchers ...

When a coach leaves, a recruit has a difficult decision: Should he stay or should he go? Commits at USC, Tennessee, Notre Dame and Florida State -- among others -- struggled with that question this season.

The 2000s delivered plenty of memorable games, but 10 rise above the rest as the best of the decade.

From scheduling trouble to Week 3 grudge games to freshman phenoms, The Dash runs through it all.

Welcome to Revenge Week in college football. It's the time when teams make amends for others' past transgressions.

Just hit "record" and watch Texas Tech coach Mike Leach work his Tim Wakefield-like magic on an open microphone.

Posted by ESPN.com's Tim Griffin Texas Tech Red Raiders 2008 overall record: 11-2 2008 conference record: 7-1 Returning starters Offense: 6, defense: 7, kicker/punter: 2 ...

Texas Tech coach Mike Leach, who saw his quarterback go undrafted and his star wide receiver slip down in the first round of the NFL draft, had plenty to say about both situations after the proceedings ended.

Michael Crabtree was quick on his feet Sunday, and if he does the same thing for NFL scouts next month the stress fracture in his left foot might soon be forgotten.

As the smoke clears from underclassmen declaring for the NFL draft, the clear winning and losing teams have emerged.

Michael Crabtree, honored as the nation's top receiver each of his two seasons at Texas Tech, says he's headed to the NFL.

Texas Tech wide receiver Michael Crabtree is expected to announce at a 2 p.m news conference on Tuesday that he will enter the NFL draft, two people close to Crabtree said Friday.

Todd McShay's latest Draft Buzz takes an updated look at the underclassmen who have declared for the draft and breaks down those who are still undecided.

Ole Miss isn't just the team that handed Florida its only loss. These Rebels are seriously on the rise.

Texas Tech's Graham Harrell has thrown more touchdown passes than anyone in major college history.

Todd McShay's latest Draft Buzz looks at what could be a record number of underclassmen declaring for the NFL draft.