Selection Sunday is one of the most stressful days for a college basketball program and this years was no different. A couple of years ago, we posted front pages from around the country detailing Selection Sunday, today we revisit that idea.
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Monday, March 12, 2012
Tuesday, April 26, 2011
OTWT Draft Predictions
Everyone does it so why not OTWT, so here is our Top 10 NFL Mock Draft:
1. Carolina (2-14): Cam Newton, QB, Auburn
2. Denver (4-12): Marcell Dareus, DT, Alabama
3. Buffalo (4-12): Von Miller, DE, Texas A&M
4. Cincinnati (4-12): AJ Green, WR, Georgia
5. Arizona (5-11): Patrick Peterson, DB, LSU
6. Cleveland (5-11): Julio Jones, WR, Alabama
7. San Francisco (6-10): Blaine Gabbert, QB, Missouri
8. Tennessee (6-10): Jake Locker, QB, Washington
9. Dallas (6-10): Tyron Smith, OL, USC
10. Washington (6-10): Robert Quinn, DE, North Carolina
1. Carolina (2-14): Cam Newton, QB, Auburn
2. Denver (4-12): Marcell Dareus, DT, Alabama
3. Buffalo (4-12): Von Miller, DE, Texas A&M
4. Cincinnati (4-12): AJ Green, WR, Georgia
5. Arizona (5-11): Patrick Peterson, DB, LSU
6. Cleveland (5-11): Julio Jones, WR, Alabama
7. San Francisco (6-10): Blaine Gabbert, QB, Missouri
8. Tennessee (6-10): Jake Locker, QB, Washington
9. Dallas (6-10): Tyron Smith, OL, USC
10. Washington (6-10): Robert Quinn, DE, North Carolina
Monday, March 15, 2010
The Front Pages: Selection Sunday
The bids have been handed out and some teams are happy while others are not. Here is how some newspapers around the country covered Selection Sunday.


Saturday, December 19, 2009
Would it be the right move?
The rumor wheel has been spinning in college football this week. One of the largest rumors floating around is about the Big Ten expanding to 12 teams and then being allowed to play a conference champions game in college football, which is a cash cow.
Among the schools that have been mentioned for the expansion are Missouri, Pitt, Cuse, and Rutgers. As a Rutgers season ticket holder the idea of being in the Big Ten is both exciting and scary.
Sure seeing Michigan, Ohio State and Penn State make trips to Rutgers Stadium will be exciting and a ton of fun.
But the negative is this question: Is the Rutgers football program ready to play at that level? If they go to the Big Ten fans can forget about seeing a BCS Game for a while if they stay in the Big East there is that chance in the next couple of years they could be in a BCS games. If they head to Big Ten Rutgers might be group with Minnesota and Indiana teams that struggle with the rigors of the conference.
The decision to move to the Big Ten , if the offer is made, will not be made just on football. The AD will have to look at other sports and see how they will fit in their new conference.
If the offer is made they have to take it but if that happens people can not get mad when the results are not the same for the football program. Hey, if they make the switch, there is always the dream of Rutgers in the Rose Bowl.
Sent via BlackBerry from T-Mobile
Among the schools that have been mentioned for the expansion are Missouri, Pitt, Cuse, and Rutgers. As a Rutgers season ticket holder the idea of being in the Big Ten is both exciting and scary.
Sure seeing Michigan, Ohio State and Penn State make trips to Rutgers Stadium will be exciting and a ton of fun.
But the negative is this question: Is the Rutgers football program ready to play at that level? If they go to the Big Ten fans can forget about seeing a BCS Game for a while if they stay in the Big East there is that chance in the next couple of years they could be in a BCS games. If they head to Big Ten Rutgers might be group with Minnesota and Indiana teams that struggle with the rigors of the conference.
The decision to move to the Big Ten , if the offer is made, will not be made just on football. The AD will have to look at other sports and see how they will fit in their new conference.
If the offer is made they have to take it but if that happens people can not get mad when the results are not the same for the football program. Hey, if they make the switch, there is always the dream of Rutgers in the Rose Bowl.
Sent via BlackBerry from T-Mobile
Wednesday, December 10, 2008
Only Time Will Tell Bowl Predictions
After an ok regular season, soon bowl season will here. Here is Only Time Will Tell officials predictions for the bowl season.BCS Bowl Games
Rose Bowl Game Presented by Citi: Penn State vs. USC: USC
FedEx Orange: Cincinnati vs. Virginia Tech:Cincy
Allstate Sugar: Utah vs. Alabama: Alabama
Tostitos Fiesta: Ohio State vs. Texas: Texas
FedEx BCS National Championship Game: Florida vs. Oklahoma: Florida
FedEx Orange: Cincinnati vs. Virginia Tech:Cincy
Allstate Sugar: Utah vs. Alabama: Alabama
Tostitos Fiesta: Ohio State vs. Texas: Texas
FedEx BCS National Championship Game: Florida vs. Oklahoma: Florida
Other Bowl Games
EagleBank: Wake Forest vs. Navy:NavyNew Mexico: Colorado State vs. Fresno State: Fresno State
magicJack St. Petersburg: Memphis vs. South Florida: South Florida
Pioneer Las Vegas: BYU vs. Arizona: BYU
R+L Carriers New Orleans: Southern Miss vs. Troy: Troy
San Diego County Credit Union Poinsettia: Boise State vs. TCU: Boise State
Sheraton Hawaii: Hawaii vs. Notre Dame: Notre Dame
Motor City:Florida Atlantic vs. Central Michigan: Central Michigan
Meineke Car Care:West Virginia vs. North Carolina: North Carolina
Champs Sports: Wisconsin vs. Florida State: Wisconsin
Emerald: Miami (Fla.) vs. California: Miami
Independence: Northern Illinois vs. Louisiana Tech: Louisiana Tech
Papajohns.com:NC State vs. Rutgers: Rutgers
Valero Alamo: Missouri vs. Northwestern: Missouri
Roady's Humanitarian:Maryland vs. Nevada: Nevada
Texas:Rice vs. Western Michigan: Rice
Pacific Life Holiday: Oklahoma State vs. Oregon: Okie State
Bell Helicopter Armed Forces: Houston vs. Air Force: Houston
Brut Sun: Oregon State vs. Pittsburgh: Pitt
Gaylord Hotels Music City: Boston College vs. Vanderbilt: Vandy
Insight: Kansas vs. Minnesota: Kansas
Chick-fil-A: LSU vs. Georgia Tech: LSU
Outback: South Carolina vs. Iowa: South Carolina
Capital One: Georgia vs. Michigan State: Georgia
Konica Minolta Gator: Clemson vs. Nebraska: Clemson
AT&T Cotton: Ole Miss vs. Texas Tech: Texas Tech
AutoZone Liberty: Kentucky vs. East Carolina: East Carolina
International: Buffalo vs. Connecticut: Buffalo
GMAC: Tulsa vs. Ball State: Ball State
Best non-BCS game: Holiday Bowl, look out scoreboard.
World non-BCS game: Liberty Bowl
Player to use bowl game to start next season Heisman Trophy campaign: Zac Robinson, QB, Okie State.
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Boston College,
Clemson,
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Kansas,
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Notre Dame,
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Thursday, October 23, 2008
Heisman Trophy Propaganda
Every year Sports Information Directors at major football schools do their best to get the word out about the possible Heisman Trophy candidate playing on their roster. This year that was no different at Missouri, as they try to raise the profile of quarterback Chase Daniels. So the gang in Columbia decided to send this following package out to newspapers around the country and I was lucky to get my hands on it.

Wow it was great to get this in the mail at work, but it came after Daniels had two of his worst games of his career. Oh well, I'm sure this did not cost a ton of money.
Nothing beats a box with a huge Tiger logo on it. By the way, each item that was sent out cost $2.52 to mail.

Inside each box was a view finder, yes a view finder, with highlights of Daniels
Wow it was great to get this in the mail at work, but it came after Daniels had two of his worst games of his career. Oh well, I'm sure this did not cost a ton of money.
Friday, August 08, 2008
Wednesday, August 06, 2008
The SI Cover Show: College Football Edition
First Smith and Street/The Sporting News released all of its covers for their college football previews, now Sports Illustrated is at it.
In the order that SI predicts they will finish:
1. Georgia
2. Ohio State
3. USC
4. Missouri
5. Florida
In the order that SI predicts they will finish:
1. Georgia
2. Ohio State
3. USC
4. Missouri
5. Florida
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