Dishing out some October mea culpas
Pat Forde, ESPN.comFrom the art of the apology to coaches on the hot seat to players trending up and down, The Dash runs through it all.
Story | Conversation | October 05, 2009Title hopes take a tumble for several teams
ESPN.comDreams Come Crashing Down By Mark Schlabach, ESPN.com The first Saturday of October introduced a more definitive pecking order to college football. ...
Page | ConversationOn The Mark: Most improved teams, teams on the slide
Mark Schlabach, ESPN.comFlip-Flopping Positions Facing Virginia late in the season didn't seem so daunting six weeks ago. West Virginia, Louisville and Houston seemed like ea...
Page | ConversationThe quick trigger is turning college football into the NFL
Pat Forde, ESPN.comFrom coaches getting canned to ones on the griddle to one-loss hopefuls, the Dash runs through it all.
Story | Conversation | October 13, 2008OU's speed a problem for McCoy; LSU looks to run over Florida
Steve Muench, Scouts Inc.Scouts Inc.'s Steve Muench examines Week 7 story lines, including Colt McCoy against the Oklahoma defense and Florida LB Brandon Spikes against LSU's running game.
Story | Conversation | October 10, 2008
Some big-school transitions aren't gaining traction
ESPN.com...No. 2 Oklahoma at Kyle Field; A losing home record seems very possible. • West Virginia: Bill Stewart led the Mountaineers to a 48-28 rout of Oklahoma in the Fiesta Bowl as the team...
Page | ConversationSEC is top conference so far, but Big 12 isn't far behind
Mark Schlabach, ESPN.comRank And File 1. SEC What we believed: From top to bottom, the SEC was once again supposed to be the best conference in college football. Georgia was ...
Page | ConversationHoltz building East Carolina; Clemson's Bowden misses on first carry
Mark Schlabach, ESPN.comPirates Cove East Carolina coach Skip Holtz knew it had been a while since the Pirates had accomplished something that left jaws dropping from coast t...
Page | ConversationFrom revenge to rage, intriguing games provide story lines
Mark Schlabach, ESPN.comThese might not be the biggest games of the 2008 season, but they offer some of the most intriguing story lines, writes Mark Schlabach.
Story | Conversation | August 22, 2008Bulldogs back at No. 1 in updated Top 25
Mark Schlabach, ESPN.comWith the kickoff of football practices rapidly approaching, it's time for another look at the early preseason Top 25 for 2008.
Story | Conversation | June 24, 2008Buckeyes rise to No. 1 in updated Top 25
Mark Schlabach, ESPN.comWith spring practices in the rearview mirror, it's time for another look at the early preseason Top 25 for 2008.
Story | Conversation | May 09, 2008New coaches, systems, addresses among top spring stories
Mark Schlabach, ESPN.comWith spring practice about to kick off, Mark Schlabach breaks down the stories worth tracking.
Story | Conversation | February 19, 2008Buckeyes, Trojans, Vols on the rise in updated Top 25
Mark Schlabach, ESPN.comWith underclassmen declared for the NFL draft and signing day in the books, it's time for a revised look at the Top 25 for 2008.
Story | Conversation | February 11, 2008Georgia takes top spot in early look at 2008's Top 25
Mark Schlabach, ESPN.comGeorgia loses less talent than USC, LSU and Ohio State, so the Bulldogs are ranked No. 1 in the way-too-early 2008 preseason college football poll.
Story | Conversation | January 08, 2008SEC could have as many as 11 bowl-eligible teams
Ron Higgins, Special to ESPN.comThe SEC already has nine bowl-eligible teams, and with a few more wins the conference could have an unheard of 11 bowl-eligible teams, writes Ron Higgins in the SEC notebook.
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