| Luck's legacy lives on at Stanford
Stanford's offensive coordinator position
has been endowed by a very generous gift from an anonymous donor in honor of
former quarterback Andrew Luck.
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| With bowl ban lifted, Trojans eye national title run
After spending the beginning part of the
century as one of Football Bowl Subdivision's most dominant teams, including a
BCS National Championship in 2004, the USC Trojans were dealt a huge blow when
the NCAA suspended the program after the 2009 season following a four-year
investigation into allegations surrounding Heisman Trophy winner Reggie Bush,
which led to a two-year bowl ban and a loss of more than 20 scholarships.
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| Former WVU head coach Stewart dies
Former West Virginia head football coach
Bill Stewart passed away on Monday afternoon of an apparent heart attack.
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| SEC, Big 12 champions to meet in bowl game
The Big 12 and Southeastern Conferences have announced a five-year agreement for their football champions to meet in a postseason bowl game following the 2014 season.
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| On Campus: Doing the leg work
Quality at the running back position at the
FBS level could mean the difference between simple bowl eligibility and BCS
consideration.
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| Buckeye nation undergoing Urban renewal
The Ohio State University football program
has had quite a year, and it has absolutely nothing to do with any success, or
lack thereof, the team had on the field of play.
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| Detmer, Johnson, Fulmer among college HOF class
Heisman Trophy winner Ty Detmer of BYU and
national championship coaches Jimmy Johnson and Phillip Fulmer highlight the
2012 class for induction into the College Football Hall of Fame.
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| Worried about the WAC
It wasn't that long ago that the Western Athletic Conference was making noise on the football field, with seldom-seen programs like Boise State, Fresno State, Hawaii and Nevada all clamoring for national attention.
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| Rutgers' LeGrand signs with Bucs, continues long road back
For former Rutgers defensive tackle Eric
LeGrand, making it to the NFL was always his dream. He had a productive career
for the Scarlet Knights, playing in 31 games and recording 60 tackles, 11
tackles for loss, 2.5 sacks and three fumble recoveries, and with strides in
his junior and senior seasons, that dream had the potential to become a
reality.
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| On Campus: The Luck of this year's QB draw
The 2011 college football season finished
with a pair of prolific passers sitting atop the NFL's list of future stars.
Andrew Luck and Robert Griffin III went first and second, respectively, in the
recent draft after solidifying themselves as "can't miss" prospects.
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