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The kisser: He'll keep the OSU memorabilia, b/c the feds were unable to determine if it was purchased with drug money. (AP)
Said he hasn't spoken to Tressel face-to-face and that Pryor called him, but he was unable to take the call because he was at a Taylor Swift concert.
That's former Gator Channing Crowder explaining why he may not be in possession of his old college jerseys. (Sun Sentinel)
A Georgia football and basketball player may have received improper benefits in the form of airfare and cell phones. (Ledger-Enquirer)
Bielema is doing victory squats right now. (ESPN)
Given his track record, those two years will never exist. (ESPN)
Nationwide's former CEO drew a rebuke of sorts from Wexner and Gee for that statement. (Lantern)
Austin Hatch lost his parents in the crash. Thoughts and prayers go out to the young man. (UM Hoops)
Reports of Matta offering Jent a spot on his staff. Which would be awesome. (Hunter/Dispatch)
This is what separates us from the animals, folks. (LA Times)
I can vividly remember the days when just one Buckeye icer (Macoun) was playing in the NHL. Now, we're capturing coveted hardware.
Former Trojan Lonnie White pens book detailing pay-for-play at USC in the 80s.
Since 1953, when the NCAA began tracking major violations, only 17 schools have never been smacked. Of those 17, just four are in BCS conferences: Boston College, Northwestern, Penn State and Stanford. (WSJ)
BMV report was good enough for the athletic department. (Dispatch)
