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In a nutshell: Do as I say, not as I did. Also, we had no idea the stipends for athletes were so nice. (10TV)
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Players expecting a change in intensity and vocabulary with younger coaches on staff. Me $#%& likes. (Dispatch)
This excerpt (and the supporting emails between Texas Tech, Craig James and - brace yourself - James' PR FIRM) from Mike Leach's new book demonstrate a wholesale failure of journalistic integrity.
Jalen Rose and Jimmy King get it. Larry Foote, not so much. (annarbor.com)
"I can't go there (Ohio State) and take penalties for something I never did." (ESPN)
"Mike Vrabel is as well-suited for coaching as any player I have ever coached. He has a tremendous feel for people, players, coaches and what his team needs regardless of the situation. He is outstanding in his knowledge of the game, which contributed to his excellence as a player. I have no doubt Mike will develop tough, intelligent, fundamentally sound winners." (ESPN)
He was also named LB coach today, but you've known that for weeks. (OSB.com)
You'll remember to come back and read the site every now and then, right?
Knew this was coming, but still doesn't make it any easier to stomach. (VanHaaren/Twitter)
610's Dave Maetzold on the limited presser held by Smith Friday.
Why did Oregon pay 400% more than California for the same national package from Willie Lyles? Oh, that's right. Lache Seastrunk and LaMichael James. (Oregonian)
Matt Baxendell breaks down Ohio State's response due to the NCAA today and the likely sanctions (Bucknuts $)
Gene Smith: "We want to go further than where we've been...we've learned some additional things that we could do." (Dispatch)
Buckeye state moves up from 17th to 13th in annual Fat States rankings. (Dispatch)
"I weigh 275. I've lost 10 to 15 pounds since the end of the season. I want to get down to 255-260 and stay there." (cleveland.com)
