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Deadspin points out ESPN’s new customizable web start page. MyESPN, a web application similar to other high-flying start pages such as Netvibes, Pageflakes, Google IG many others, is only in beta and there has been no official announcement from the WWLiS, but by visiting the site, you can see that the functionality is already in [...]

The fine folks over at The M Zone got it going by comparing Ohio State’s victory over Penn State with Michigan’s victory over the Nittany Lions. Their post, entitled “When 17-10 is Better Than 28-6″, tells us that UM was more physical, won on the road instead of home and many other things about why [...]

We beat ourselves more than he beat us. If I was a betting man, which I’m not, I would bet anything that our defense would beat their offense any day of the week.Baylor cornerback C.J. Wilson after his team gave up 6 touchdowns to Colt McCoy and Texas in a 63-31 loss

Lamar Thomas, a television analyst for Miami football games has been fired for comments he made during the brawl between Miami and Florida International. Thomas said the following:

Now, that’s what I’m talking about. You come into our house, you should get your behind kicked. You don’t come into the OB playing that stuff. You’re across [...]

The Super Bowl of internet sports arguing began at 4:15 today as the first BCS Standings were released to the public. The Bucks are in the top spot followed by USC and Michigan. The Florida upset over the weekend did its part to shake the rankings up and there certainly are a few spots and [...]

I was a little nervous heading into yesterday’s matchup with Michigan State. This is a team, after all, that had beaten the Buckeyes the last time they played when tOSU entered the game ranked #1. Sure they were reeling and heavily dinged up, but the Spartans are just as capable of beating an elite team [...]

Ivan Maisel weighs in with his midseason pick for the Heisman and he gives the nod to Oklahoma’s Adrian Peterson over Troy Smith.
..I think there’s a difference between the Heisman, which honors the “most outstanding player” in college football, and the typical award. That word “outstanding” suggests a level of excellence that Smith, in my [...]