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It’s hard to find anyone else in college football who’s spent a greater percentage of his career on injured reserve than Illinois defensive back Marcus Laron (better known by his nickname Miami, the city he grew up in) Thomas.
In the 2009 preseason, Thomas was [...]
Big Ten member Ohio State and Big 12 defector Colorado are working on solidifing an agreement to play each other in the 2011 college football season.
OSU athletic director Gene Smith commented on the rumor of the two schools setting up a game.
“We are trying to finalize an agreement on a game for 2011. We hope to have an [...]
The College Football Hall of Fame welcomes another member from USC. Sam “Bam” Cunningham has been inducted as an honorary member of the 2010 class. He becomes the 39th Trojan to be selected, joining a long list of former players and coaches.
Cunningham was a 1972 All-America selection. In that year, he was also the Rose [...]
I Caesar Cliffius, hereby state that there are way too many bowl games in college football today. You may agree or disagree, but you have to admit with me, the bowl qualifications are too watered down.
In 1923, there was one bowl game, the ?Grand daddy of them all? (as Jim Simpson would say) the Rose [...]
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No, he wasn’t the lead singer for Journey. That was Steve Perry. Chris Perry was a former Michigan running back and Cincinnati Bengal. I read his name yesterday, on a list containing UFL draftees, and had a flashback to the 2004 Rose Bowl game.
Rose Bowl has been known as the Granddaddy of them all for the bowl games, and has had a sense of superiority over the rest of college football.
The Rose Bowl resisted change to join the BCS which lead to a split title in 1997 with Michigan and Nebraska.