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Imagine that FSU in trouble with the NCAA

Corky Nelson was before Parker

Yes, if he was not on scholarship to play football at his previous school. Just like Latif Nurudeen, who was a WALK-ON last year at Baylor. He was eligible this season because he was not on a football scholarship.

That was the point. I'm still trying to figure out why he's the safeties coach.

Is he going to transfer to NT in the Spring?

Graham was the head coach at Allen HS before he went to WVU. He was a serious prick, so it doesn't surprise me that he's jumping schools again. He has no morals or ethics.

I wonder if this guy know TD's policy on wearing hats?

AP Story on Michigan's new coach

Butch LaCroix coached the Cornerbacks, not the entire secondary. Some people owe TTG a big apology.

There were reports on MeanGreenSports.com in the preseason that he was doing great things. During the season there was nothing made public, but he had a good year on the practice squad. I might be incorrect, but I think he can take a medical redshirt for the year he was recovering from surgery and could take his normal redshirt year last season, which would make him a sophomore. He is a great athlete, who I believe earned all-state at defensive end as well as at Tight end.

He's looking at Kansas, New Mexico and UTEP. No mention of NT. Rivals still has him as a solid verbal for BAYLOR.

In my opinion, Charly Brown will make people forget about Chapman and Gilmore is Adrian Awasome with better size and speed. Who on the Roster at DT excites you other than Joe Miller? Don't forget Steve Warren was redshirted and will be a LB next year as a junior. I feel good about him as well.

On Dec. 9th Trae Thompson checked with Tomlin on a rumor he was changing his commitment from UNT and would walk on at Texas A&M. Tomlin laughed at the rumor and said it was untrue. Guess he's not walking on at A&M.

Actually I was trying to get this F'n thread shut down.

I haver liked Galloway, but this was a good opinion piece.

This guy sounds like a gun-toting REPUBLICAN, who is supported by good americans and those who think he should be charged with a crime are pinko-commy liberal DEMOCRACTS, who think america would be better off with no police.

DM, your not a bother. GMG.com is open to all sexes, ages, and college affiliations.

Louisville RB Allen to transfer -- just not to Arkansas Dec. 13, 2007 CBSSports.com wire reports LOUISVILLE, Ky. -- Louisville running back Anthony Allen will transfer after being granted a release from the program. Allen set the school's single-game rushing record with 275 yards against Middle Tennessee on Sept. 6. Louisville spokesman Rocco Gasparro said Thursday that Big East rules prohibit Allen from transferring to another school in the league. Gasparro also said Louisville will not release Allen to any school on its schedule in the next three years or to Arkansas. Former Louisville coach Bobby Petrino is now the head coach at Arkansas. Allen led the Cardinals in rushing last season with 696 yards. AP NEWS The Associated Press News Service Copyright 2006-2007, The Associated Press, All Rights Reserved

I emailed the link to Eric Capper and here is the response I received.

Don't think he is. He's got four movies coming out in 2008. Room and Board (2008) (in production), Nano Dogs the Movie (2008) (pre-production), The Least of These (2008) (post-production), Her Morbid Desires (2008) (completed)

SI.com's All-Americas Heisman winner Tebow and McFadden headline group Posted: Tuesday December 11, 2007 11:09AM; Updated: Tuesday December 11, 2007 1:37PM OFFENSE QB: Tim Tebow, So., Florida -- Do-everything QB accounted for 3,970 total yards, 51 TDs. RB: Darren McFadden, Jr., Arkansas -- Two-time Heisman runner-up ran for 1,725 yards, 15 TDs. RB: Kevin Smith, Jr., UCF -- Led the nation in carries (415), yards (2,448) and TDs (29). WR: Michael Crabtree, Fr., Texas Tech -- Led nation in catches (125), yards (1,861) and TDs (21). WR: Jordy Nelson, Sr., Kansas State -- Ranked No. 2 nationally with 122 catches for 1,606 yards. TE: Travis Beckum, Jr., Wisconsin -- Led all tight ends nationally with 960 yards on 73 catches. C: Jonathan Luigs, Jr., Arkansas -- Rimington Award winner keyed nation's No. 3 rushing offense. OL: Anthony Collins, Jr., Kansas -- Big blocker averaged nearly nine knockdowns per game. OL: Jake Long, Sr., Michigan -- Overpowering run-blocker a likely top-five NFL pick. OL: Duke Robinson, Jr., Oklahoma -- Overpowering guard had 97 knockdowns, with 13 vs. Miami. OL: Max Unger, Jr., Oregon -- His offense averaged 243 yards rushing, 219 passing. DEFENSE DL: Chris Long, Sr., Virginia -- Menacing pass-rusher finished third nationally with 14 sacks. DL: Glenn Dorsey, Sr., LSU -- Despite multiple injuries, Lombardi winner kept making big plays. DL: Sedrick Ellis, Sr., USC -- Pac-10 defensive player of year notched 8.5 sacks, 12.5 TFLs. DL: George Selvie, So., USF -- Breakout star had 14.5 sacks, NCAA-record 31.5 tackles for loss. LB: James Laurinaitis, Jr., Ohio State -- Relentless ball-hawk posted team-high 103 tackles, five sacks. LB: Curtis Lofton, Jr., Oklahoma -- Big 12 defensive player of year notched 142 tackles, seven TOs. LB: Keith Rivers, Sr., USC -- Leader of nation's premier LB corps had 75 tackles, three sacks. DB: Antoine Cason, Sr., Arizona -- Nation's top cover corner returned two of his five picks for TDs. DB: Craig Steltz, Sr., LSU -- Big hitter/consummate playmaker had 97 tackles, six picks. DB: Jamie Silva, Sr., Boston College -- Leader of BC's D posted team-high 115 tackles, six interceptions. DB: Aqib Talib, Jr., Kansas -- Premier corner notched four picks, scored four TDs on offense. SPECIAL TEAMS K: Austin Starr, Jr., Indiana -- Nailed 21-of-23 FG attempts; game-winner against Purdue. KR: Matthew Slater, Sr., UCLA -- One of only two players to return three kicks for touchdowns. P: Durant Brooks, Sr., Georgia Tech, Ray Guy Award winner pinned 30-of-61 kicks inside the 20. PR: Jeremy Maclin, Fr., Missouri, Electrifying all-purpose threat returned two punts for TDs. Second Team OFFENSE QB Colt Brennan, Sr., Hawaii RB Matt Forte, Sr., Tulane RB Ray Rice, Jr., Rutgers WR Ryan Grice-Mullen, Jr., Hawaii WR Mario Manningham, Jr., Michigan TE Fred Davis, Sr., USC C Steve Justice, Sr., Wake Forest OL Sam Baker, Sr., USC OL Kirk Barton, Sr., Ohio State OL Ryan Clady, Jr., Boise State OL Ray Feinga, Jr., BYU K Gary Cismesia, Sr., Florida State KR Kevin Robinson, Sr., Utah State DEFENSE DL Vernon Gholston, Sr., Ohio St. DL Greg Middleton, So., Indiana DL Nick Reed, Jr., Oregon LB Dan Connor, Sr., Penn State LB Jordon Dizon, Sr., Colorado LB J Leman, Sr., Illinois LB Scott McKillop, Jr., Pittsburgh CB Brandon Flowers, Jr., Virginia Tech CB Malcolm Jenkins, Jr., Ohio State S William Moore, Jr., Missouri S Taylor Mays, So., USC P Louie Sakoda, Jr., Utah PR Leodis McKelvin, Sr., Troy Honorable Mention QB: Sam Bradford, Oklahoma; Brian Brohm, Louisville; Chase Daniel, Missouri; Dennis Dixon, Oregon; Graham Harrell, Texas Tech; Matt Ryan, Boston College; Paul Smith, Tulsa; Pat White, West Virginia. RB: Jamaal Charles, Texas; Tashard Choice, Georgia Tech; Chad Hall, Air Force; Mike Hart, Michigan; Eugene Jarvis, Kent State; LeSean McCoy, Pittsburgh; Rashard Mendenhall, Illinois; Knowshon Moreno, Georgia; Jonathan Stewart, Oregon; Chris Wells, Ohio State. WR: Jabari Arthur, Akron; Donnie Avery, Houston; Davone Bess, Hawaii; Adarius Bowman, Oklahoma State; Jarrett Dillard, Rice; Harry Douglas, Louisville; Casey Fitzgerald, North Texas; Brandon Gibson, Washington State; James Hardy, Indiana; Jason Rivers, Hawaii. TE: Jermaine Gresham, Oklahoma; Darius Hill, Ball State; Martin Rucker, Missouri; Cody Slate, Marshall; Jacob Tamme, Kentucky. OL: Gosder Cherilus, Boston College; Phil Loadholt, Oklahoma; Alex Mack, Cal; Jeff Otah, Pittsburgh; Barry Richardson, Clemson; Anthony Parker, Tennessee; Hercules Satele, Hawaii; Adam Spieker, Missouri. DL: Bruce Davis, UCLA; Johnny Dingle, West Virginia; Chris Ellis, Virginia Tech; Auston English, Oklahoma; Maurice Evans, Penn State; Quentin Groves, Auburn; Greg Hardy, Ole Miss; Jan Jorgensen, BYU; James McClinton, Kansas. LB: Xavier Adibi, Virginia Tech; Beau Bell, UNLV; Shawn Crable, Michigan; Geno Hayes, Florida State; Erin Henderson, Maryland; Ali Highsmith, LSU; Robert James, Arizona State; Marc Magro, West Virginia; Ben Moffitt, USF; Wesley Woodyard, Kentucky. DB: Carson Bird, Air Force; Quintin Demps, UTEP; Chevis Jackson, LSU; Mike Jenkins, USF; Mike Mickens, Cincinnati; Captain Munnerlyn, South Carolina; Kenny Phillips, Miami; Alphonso Smith, Wake Forest; Reggie Smith, Oklahoma; Robert Vaughn, Connecticut; Trae Williams, USF. K: Travis Bell, Georgia Tech; Taylor Mehlaff, Wisconsin; John Sullivan, New Mexico; Sam Swank, Wake Forest; Thomas Weber, Arizona State; Jeff Wolfert, Missouri. P: Kevin Huber, Cincinnati; Brett Kern, Toledo; Chris Miller, Ball State; Jacob Richardson, Miami (Ohio). KR: Marcus Herford, Kansas; A.J. Jefferson, Fresno State; Chris Johnson, East Carolina; Felix Jones, Arkansas; Kevin Marion, Wake Forest. PR: Javier Arenas, Alabama; Deon Murphy, Kansas State; Clifton Smith, Fresno State; Eddie Royal, Virginia Tech; Jeremy Trimble, Army.

Does anyone else notice anything "Queer" about this.

Where is the bid coming to come from? Big East, Big Ten, Big 12, SEC. I don't think so. The selection committee is made up of AD's from these conferences. They are not going to take away a bid from a BIG conference to give bids to conferences that are improving. I hope I'm wrong, but I'd bet money that the SUNBELT is a 1 bid league for a long time.

Here are Satuday's high school football games on radio and television. Saturday's games (Dec. 15) Everman vs. Highland Park, 1 p.m. (KFXR-AM 1190, tape-delayed at 3 p.m. on Ch. 21) Snyder vs. Celina, 4 p.m. (no TV; KXEZ-FM 92.1) Euless Trinity vs. Plano, 7 p.m. (KDKR-FM 91.3, KVCE-AM 1160; tape-delayed at approximately 11 p.m. on Ch. 21) Farmersville vs. Tatum, 7:30 p.m. (no TV; KTXG-FM 90.5)

Just got through watching KIA Sportstalk on Channel 52. They teased as an appearance by Johnny Jones on Tuesday at 6:30 p.m. It will replay at 11:30 p.m. Good to see JJ & NT getting respect.