I just don’t see the point of spring football. I know a lot of you out there like it because, after all, it’s FOOTBALL and it can tide you over a bit until fall. But, from a team standpoint, it makes little sense to me. I’ve seen too many guys destroy their careers by suffering [...]
Mar
30
Spring Folly
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Mar
19
March Madness…
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Mar
19
Robert Griffin Q&A
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Baylor’s Robert Griffen is the most athletic quarterback in the history of college football and one of the game’s rising stars. Check out his Q&A with Bruce Feldman here. I’m really curious to see how he progresses in Year 2 of Art Briles’ offense. Should be outstanding.
Mar
18
The Brown Risk
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So now Tennessee has landed the nation’s No. 1-rated recruit, running back Bryce Brown. I think Brown is a talent who could one day contend for the Heisman. HOWEVER. The baggage this kid brings with him to Knoxville is tremendous and his presence would have been treacherous to any program–hence the fact that most schools [...]
Mar
10
The Gift that keeps on giving
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Lane Kiffin might need his own dedicated blog, the way this is going. We might have to call him the ‘King of the Offseason’ as he is the only thing making news these days. Kiffin told (recruit Alshon) Jeffrey that if he chose the Gamecocks, he would end up pumping gas for the rest of [...]
Mar
4
Sigh
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Tennessee head coach Lane Kiffin must think that if he does things exactly as they were done when he was a low-level assistant at USC, then similar success will surely take root in Knoxville. Accordingly, he has relented in allowing his staff to follow a practice first used at USC in 2002, then transferred to [...]
Mar
1
Recruiting Fallacies
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Check out this great article from Rivals.com that compares player heights, weights and 40 times when measured as recruits and how they later were measured at the NFL combine. It reveals several fantastic myths that abound around college football and recruiting. First, there is the nostrum that guys get faster as they get bigger. You [...]



