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Bruce Feldman writes that Oregon fans should be very worried about the recruiting services investigation, and adds that other schools could get caught up in it as well. Also, he assesses Geno Smith's Heisman chances and Texas' 2011 outlook.

Blog | Conversation | March 04, 2011

Auburn QB Cameron Newton led his team past Arkansas and, with an injury to Michigan QB Denard Robinson, may have assumed the mantle of the nation's top versatile QB.

Blog | Conversation | October 17, 2010

Bruce Feldman ranks his 10 biggest disappointments through four weeks of college football. Right at the top? The entirety of the ACC (minus the Wolfpack). Also here: ND, Minnesota, Pitt, Texas' run game and more.

Blog | Conversation | September 29, 2010

Bruce Feldman looks at the most compelling angles to Week 5 in college football, including Saban vs. Meyer III, Andrew Luck vs. a speedy Oregon defense, Oklahoma's national championship potential, and Wisco vs. Michigan State keys.

Blog | Conversation | September 28, 2010

Bruce Feldman looks at the top 10 young -- defined as freshman or sophomore -- stars in the college game. His top two selections are QBs; No. 2's head coach used to play QB at No. 1's school. The Sooners have two players on this list.

Blog | Conversation | September 15, 2010

Five-star RB Malcolm Brown committed to Texas on Wednesday night, making the nation's top recruiting class even better.

After Deonte Thompson's quote about John Brantley being "a real quarterback" drew the ire of many Tim Tebow supporters, Urban Meyer had his reasons to stand by his player. But his public attack of a reporter just gave the story a longer shelf life.

Blog | Conversation | March 25, 2010

Bruce Feldman plays the ol' "what-if" game with news of Joe Mauer's Twins contract. Was Mauer bypassing football the beginning of FSU's slide? Plus: tons of info from all over, including Tebow-bashing from within UF.

Blog | Conversation | March 23, 2010

Bruce Feldman -- who covered all the dudes in the 2010 NFL draft while they were collegians -- comes up with a top-10 list of the most polarizing players up for grabs. No. 1 is no surprise ... No. 15 ... played in Gainesville ... dive in for all 10.

Blog | Conversation | March 03, 2010

Bruce Feldman, as you likely know, covers college football. So as everyone starts ruminating on the NFL scouting combine -- this guy's rising, that guy's falling -- Feldman is a good person to fall back on in terms of intel. This blog entry begins that.

Blog | Conversation | March 01, 2010

Matt Brown could've had the world -- Nebraska was recruiting the QB, among others -- but he ended up going to Arizona, where Sonny Dykes had been pursuing him since he was a sophomore. Then Dykes went to La. Tech. And then, everything changed.

Blog | Conversation | January 26, 2010

Bruce Feldman checks in to the college football page on ESPN.com's "Best of the Decade" week with a unique swirl: the best recruiting classes of the decade. Man, it's a shame Pete Carroll is coaching on Sundays now, ain't it?

Blog | Conversation | January 20, 2010

Bruce Feldman, as the 2000s end: Let's rank the best individual seasons (by a player) of the decade. Vince Young 2005, right? Sure. Reggie Bush 2005? Check. What about Tebow? Suh '09? Crabtree? Come on in and you can see the whole thing.

Blog | Conversation | December 23, 2009

Bruce Feldman checks in with picks for the first three bowl games of 2009-2010, as well as notes on the rise of the Pac-10, whether Greg Schiano would ever go to Penn State, and Ryan Matthews' prospects as a NFL RB.

Blog | Conversation | December 18, 2009

Bruce Feldman looks at five of the most important decisions upcoming regarding the 2010 NFL draft: Rolando McClain, Aaron Hernandez, Derrick Morgan and more. Plus: junior college recruiting news and a new QB for Oklahoma (maybe).

Blog | Conversation | December 15, 2009

Bruce Feldman calls in two Heisman voters to talk about voting criteria: Should it "most valuable" or "most outstanding"? Plus: How the 2010 BCS title game could have been Alabama vs. -- wait for it -- Oregon State.

Blog | Conversation | December 10, 2009