Soothe that post holiday hangover with six new college football stories from around the country. Only 95 days now, y’all…
Football: Alabama Offensive Line Has New Faces in 2013
Cyrus Kouandjio will be a big player on the Alabama offensive line in 2013. We continue our preview of the Crimson Tide with a look at the Alabama offensive line.
Former D-II champion QB Finnerty missing
Authorities are searching for Cullen Finnerty, a quarterback who led Grand Valley State to three Division II national football championships after he failed to return from fishing near his northern Michigan cabin.
Take a gander at the recent history of each permanent, cross-divisional rivalry.
Miami's Dye 'intimidated' during original testimony
Current Miami football player Dyron Dye will be interviewed by the NCAA for the third time Tuesday after a recently filed affidavit refutes some of his previous testimony in the Miami case.
Michigan State's offense hopes to bounce back
Had its offense packed a little more punch, Michigan State’s 2012 season might have played out very differently. Mark Dantonio’s team fielded one of the most stifling defenses in the country last fall, but its attack kept it from living up to lofty preseason expectations.
Quotable:
Q: Do you get involved with non-conference football scheduling or do you leave that to Steve Spurrier?
A: I was very much involved in doing the deal with North Carolina for the 2015 opener in Charlotte. That being said, I just went back to Coach Spurrier with another suggestion. Make no mistake, he is very much involved in what we do in non-conference scheduling.
Q: Steve Spurrier, obviously, has been very successful and has quite a big personality. Have you clashed at all or had any disagreements with him?
A: I really haven’t. The admiration that people have for Coach Spurrier and his decision to come to South Carolina are things our fans will always cherish. He didn’t have to come here, and his intentions are to remain here. He and I have been friends. You hear people say, ‘We’re family’ in athletic departments and a lot of times it’s rhetoric. It’s really true here.
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