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Unique essence of college football evident in Class of 2008

More recognizable names are among the 15 inductees to the College Football Hall of Fame for 2008, but Pat Fitzgerald and Don McPherson may be more representative of the true nature of the sport. It is the curious burden of the Hall to honor them all.

Can't wait to see these things this fall

Ivan Maisel and Mark Schlabach share the three things they can't wait to see this fall in the Mountain West.

The Weekly Best for 12/16

Welcome to the Weekly Best, giving you the cream of the crop in sports, pop culture and beyond.

Orange crushed by Earl Campbell

Page 2 investigates a classic Earl Campbell film clip to tell the story behind the highlight.

Brocato a legend among scouts

To the fan, C.O. Bocato is a nameless, faceless scout. But in the NFL, Bocato is a legend who shapes franchises and players' careers and he let ESPN.com's Matt Mosley tag along as he worked the Texas pro day.

Texas: No. 1 football state

Texas ranks No. 1 on the ESPN.com football list. The state finishes at No. 4 in the pro ranking, No. 1 among colleges and No. 1 in high school football.

Vikings, Saints working overtime

Several teams did a good job of finding talented prospects after the conclusion of the draft, writes Todd McShay.

Story | Conversation | May 04, 2006

2006 undrafted rookie free agents

Team-by-team look at the undrafted rookie free agents who have been signed so far.

Bush still the one for Texans

Scouts Inc.'s final mock draft goes from No. 1 all the way to No. 255.

Story | Conversation | April 27, 2006

Mocking the mock draft

Gregg Easterbrook's Tuesday Morning Quarterback returns, with the mock draft to end all mock drafts and a Mr. Irrelevant prediction.

Texans fielding more trade calls than Saints

Scouts Inc.'s latest mock draft details the Texans' options, which include trading out of the No. 1 pick and bypassing Reggie Bush.

Story | Conversation | April 18, 2006

Indians surprising everyone but themselves

Louisiana-Monroe discovered that by playing as a team, they're pretty hard to beat. The proof? The Indians are in first in the Sun Belt.

Seems one of this week's hot topics, at least from the interviews I've been doing, is the notion that we are witnessing the greatest college football ...

Blog Entry | Conversation | September 22, 2005

Carter to miss season with blood clot

Thursday NFL roundup