You pay for what you get
Mark Schlabach, ESPN.comIn the 11th week of the Bottom 10, college football teams are getting what they pay for.
Story | Conversation | November 19, 2009Strong personalities leading teams down the stretch
Mark Schlabach, ESPN.comCoaches Leading Hot Teams Over the past month, Stanford coach Jim Harbaugh has implored his team to focus on its remaining season like it was on a Sup...
Page | ConversationIt's all about the bottom line for top three
Mark Schlabach, ESPN.comForget Style So you're still not impressed with No. 1 Florida's sputtering offense? Or No. 2 Alabama's passing game? Or No. 3 Texas' slow starts? Al ...
Page | ConversationThe BCS race hasn't changed much at the top
Mark Schlabach, ESPN.comWhat Are The Odds? The calendar turned to November, but college football's race for the BCS National Championship looks just like it did when the seas...
Page | ConversationOnce filled with promise, season has failed to sizzle
Mark Schlabach, ESPN.comSo Much For That Idea This was supposed to be a college football season to remember. Steve Mitchell/US PresswireSam Bradford will spend the rest of t...
Page | ConversationIt's time to get even for many teams
Mark Schlabach, ESPN.comRevenge Week "If you prick us do we not bleed? If you tickle us do we not laugh? If you poison us do we not die? And if you wrong us shall we not rev...
Page | ConversationWill the ACC make the BCS leap?
Mark Schlabach, ESPN.comThe ACC is chock-full of talent. Will this be the year the conference fields a BCS contender?
Story | Conversation | August 18, 2009Sizing up the coaching hot seat
Mark Schlabach, ESPN.comWhich coaches enter the 2009 season on the hot seat? There are nearly 20 of them, although some of their backsides are warmer than others.
Story | Conversation | August 13, 2009Virginia to name Bennett coach
Mark Schlabach, ESPN.comTony Bennett, who led Washington State to its first appearance in the Sweet 16 of the NCAA tournament in 2008, will be named head coach at Virginia.
Story | Conversation | March 30, 2009On The Mark: Plenty of drama left for championship games
Mark Schlabach, ESPN.com...trip is on the line in Saturday's ACC championship game in Tampa, where Boston College and Virginia Tech figure to play a black-and-blue game. Here's a closer look at this week...
Page | ConversationOn The Mark: Deciphering the Big 12 South
Mark Schlabach, ESPN.comBig 12 Shakeout And you thought the political season was finally behind us. You haven't seen anything yet. Tim Heitman/US PresswireBob Stoops is al...
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...sliding away. Improving 1. Virginia: Here's how Cavaliers coach Al Groh's offseason went: Starting quarterback...
Page | ConversationOn The Mark: Sizing up conference races
Mark Schlabach, ESPN.com...Jimbo Fisher's second season. The Seminoles host Virginia Tech on Saturday and also play Clemson and...for dead after a 1-3 start, the Cavaliers have won three games in a row, including...
Page | ConversationLast year shows that one loss is not a season ender
Mark Schlabach, ESPN.com...title. The last weekend of September 2007 started with No. 18 South Florida beating No. 5 West Virginia 21-13 on Thursday night, a loss that seemed to end the Mountaineers' national championship hopes. The...
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 ...
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