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College Hoops Weekend Primer March 5-6

March 4, 2011 By freeagenttalkguy Leave a Comment

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Here’s a look ahead to the college basketball slate for this weekend (March 5-6): Top 5 Matchups

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College Hoops Weekend Primer Feb 26-27

February 25, 2011 By freeagenttalkguy Leave a Comment

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Here’s a look ahead to the college basketball slate for this weekend (Feb 26-27): Top 5 Matchups

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Rich Rodriguez Doesn’t Understand ‘Hail to the Victors’

February 1, 2011 By freeagenttalkguy Leave a Comment

Rich Rodriguez gestures as he is introduced as the University of Michigan's head football coach in Ann Arbor, Michigan on Monday, Dec. 17, 2007. He is replacing Lloyd Carr at the helm of the Michigan Wolverines, college football's winningest program. Rodriguez led the West Virginia University Mountaineers to a 10-2 record this season and the team's second Bowl Championship Series berth in three years. Photographer: Jeff Kowalsky/Bloomberg News.

Did former Michigan football coach Rich Rodriguez believe that he was taking over a football upstart, or a team that hadn’t been good in years? Well, his comments seem to imply that.

Filed Under: NCAA Football Tagged With: College Football, Michigan Wolverines, NCAA, Rich Rodriguez, Ryan Mallett

What’s A “Michigan Man” Anyways?

January 13, 2011 By A Lady and her Sports 1 Comment

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Michigan drooled over Harbaugh, got chit-chatty with Les Miles, and then chose a “Michigan Man” in Brady Hoke. But what is that? A Michigan man?

Filed Under: HPR for Women Tagged With: Bo Schembechler, Brady Hoke, Michigan Wolverines, University of Michigan, Woody Hayes

The 2010/2011 college football season lacks intrigue and pizzazz

July 29, 2010 By David Johnson (Website Owner) 2 Comments

ALABAMA BCS CHAMPIONS

As I was up late the other night playing NCAA Football 11 on PS3, I realized that there are not any college football teams who can legitimately challenge Alabama this year, and this upcoming college football season could end up being pretty lame/uneventful. In years past you have had a handful of legitimate championship contenders [...]

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