On 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 Boston...
Page | ConversationWhat we've learned and what's still to come
Mark Schlabach, ESPN.com...No. 8 Oklahoma State and No. 7 Texas Tech the next three weeks. 2. The Big 12...was ridiculed after several early-season losses. But Virginia Tech recovered from its opening 27-22 loss...
Page | ConversationHokies' Taylor takes step forward while Nebraska's defense stays in place
Mark Schlabach, ESPN.comAfter a promising start, Nebraska didn't rise to the challenge against its first top-quality opponent. Virginia Tech, led by its young QB, won its fourth straight game, writes Mark Schlabach.
Story | Conversation | September 27, 2008Spotlights on quarterbacks in Ohio State-USC showdown
Mark Schlabach, ESPN.comUnder The Microscope Southern California quarterback Mark Sanchez is coming off the best game of his young career. Ohio State quarterback Todd Boeckma...
Page | ConversationPirates contain White, shut down No. 8 Mountaineers
Mark Schlabach, ESPN.comWhen East Carolina was able to control West Virginia QB Pat White, the game really wasn't even close, writes Mark Schlabach.
Story | Conversation | September 06, 2008Holtz building East Carolina; Clemson's Bowden misses on first carry
Mark Schlabach, ESPN.com...we line up and compete with the West Virginias and Virginia Techs," Holtz said. "We've been...finally did that Saturday, upsetting No. 17 Virginia Tech 27-22 at Bank of America Stadium in...
Page | ConversationIntriguing matchups, more potential upsets highlight season outlook
Mark Schlabach, ESPN.com...over Clemson. Utah over Michigan. East Carolina over Virginia Tech. Appalachian State at LSU. And that's just...
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, 2008ACC forecast: Wait 'til next year again for Tigers
Mark Schlabach, ESPN.comAfter gazing into the crystal ball, Mark Schlabach reveals his five predictions for the ACC in 2008.
Story | Conversation | August 11, 2008These coaches leave no doubt as to who is in charge
Mark Schlabach, ESPN.comCollege football's alpha-male coaches have good looks, booming voices and very deep pockets. From Notre Dame to Ohio State to USC, football coaches tend to rule the roost, writes Mark Schlabach.
Story | Conversation | August 06, 2008What's hot (and not) for 2008
Mark Schlabach, ESPN.comSEC? Still hot. Notre Dame? Warming up. ACC? Not so much. What else is hot (and not) for the 2008 college football season? Mark Schlabach has the answers.
Story | Conversation | August 03, 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, 2008Early forecast predicts Buckeyes, Bulldogs in title game
Mark Schlabach, ESPN.comMark Schlabach gazes into the crystal ball and rolls out his bowl projections for the 2008 season.
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, 2008Perrilloux's dismissal highlights busy spring season
Mark Schlabach, ESPN.comNo news is good news during spring practice. But for many schools this spring, there were plenty of headlines. Mark Schlabach looks at the top 25 developments during spring practice.
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