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Fox is reporting that 13 year old David Sills has been recruited by USC

The 13 year old is to be one of the ‘greatest Quarterback of all times” if you believe the hype.. The story of course is developing… but much in my opinion changes between 13 and 18 … that’s just too damm young to recruit anyone.

With Ingram and Greg McElroy leading an emphatic 32-13 chomping of top-ranked Florida on Saturday, No. 2 Alabama again stands supreme in the Southeastern Conference. More important, the Tide is just one win away from an even bigger title—its first national crown since 1992.

oh noes!! What’s going to happen?

Frohnmayer said “there was no overall support for the proposal, although some conferences were interested in considering certain elements of it in the future — particularly those related to revenue, access and governance of the BCS arrangement.”

according to the Kansas city star

“In the last six years, I’ve read pundits, heard the pronouncements of broadcasters and collected several cubic feet of e-mail printouts from advocates of an NFL-style playoff system,” he said. “Even those that go beyond sound bite certitude share two intertwined and fatal deficiencies: they disrespect our academic calendars and they utterly lack a business plan.”

The state Senate rejected legislation Thursday that would require the state to sell the site of the historic Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum and adjoining Los Angeles Sports Arena. The bill’s author, Sen. Jeff Denham, R-Merced, said the stadium is “falling apart” and that selling the land would generate as much as $400 million to help ease the state’s budget crunch. California is facing a $15.2 billion deficit in the fiscal year that starts July 1. Details..компютри

Put the little man and his fiddle away. You saw this coming. Why pick on a University that stimulates your economy in revenue and education. REJECTED!

The future plans for the stadium include new seats, upgrade the video and scoreboard on the peristyle end and add a video-scoreboard on the other end of the stadium. To help pay for the improvements, the university will try to lure a “naming” sponsor for the facility and it has been specified that USC will pay rent which includes 8 percent of gross ticket sales for home games, half of game-day expenses, and 8 percent of revenue from live television broadcasts when the crowd is below 70,000.

Penn State coach Joe Paterno spent several hours at a hospital being treated for dehydration before returning home late Thursday.

The 81-year-old coach had been working at home late in the morning when he began feeling nauseated and was taken by ambulance to Mount Nittany Medical Center, team spokesman Guido D’Elia said. Paterno had tests at the hospital but was not admitted. Minneapolis Star Tribune, MN

Paterno was released and back home Thursday evening, and doctors determined he suffered from dehydration, team officials said.

Hey, it happens at age 81. All I can say is, atleast it wasn’t during a game (with a crowd of 100,000) or in front of his team AGAIN. No one is exactly sure what he was doing when he became severely dehydrated. We will keep you updated when the details surface!

Bowl Championship Series officials rejected a plan Wednesday to turn the much-criticized system for deciding a national champ into a four-team playoff, starting in the 2010 season. The BCS format will remain the same until at least the 2014 season. read more

The University of Texas Longhorns, worth $92 million, was football’s most profitable team last season, earning $46.2 million but they aren’t the most valuable on the list.

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“We’re a hot team right now,’” said recruiting coordinator Rodney Garner. “You have what we have been doing on the field [seven straight wins] and the black jerseys and the things around the program … we’ve been a hot team.”

Rodney Garner is not bluffing. Take a look at what they have lined up for 2008.

DT   DeAngelo Tyson | Statesboro, GA    6-2.5/275  Committed to Georgia  ESPN #44

WR  A.J. Green | Summerville, SC    6-4/190/4.60  Committed to Georgia  ESPN #6

RB  Richard Samuel | Cartersville, GA    6-1/205/4.52   Committed to Georgia  ESPN #34

DE Cornelius Washington | Waynesboro, GA    6-4/224/4.51    Committed  
OT   A.J. Harmon | Louisville, GA    6-5.5/328/5.47    Committed  
RB   Carlton Thomas | Frostproof, FL    5-7/175/4.50    Committed  
CB   Brandon Boykin | Fayetteville, GA    5-11/170/4.45    Committed 
OT  Cordy Glenn | Riverdale, GA    6-5/310   Committed  
This is only to mention a few of what is thought to be a future National Championship team. They proved the strenth of the coaching staff and upcoming players this season. The president of the University is now demanding a playoff season trying to set up a few perfect championship seasons for his upcoming recruits.

Georgia still needs to take care of playing Florida, South Carolina, Tennessee, Auburn, and yes VANDY (who has played UGA tough every year) next year!

Dwight Tucker has committed to Virginia Tech. He has turned down other scholarship offers from Tennessee, Georgia Tech, Mississippi State, and Duke. He resides in Florida and is a graduate of Oviedo High School, FL.

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Every year, athletes are recruited by colleges to perform at the next level but only a select few. Many don’t play college sports because they weren’t showcased properly and never gained the exposure they needed to. College football recruiting is one of many college recruiting sports. . .

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These days, college football teams want tight ends that can run and catch like receivers and block like linemen. Simply put, Jonathan Baldwin fits the bill. Check out the story on him at NCAA Recruiting Scoop.

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The US Army All-American Bowl, where all the top High School seniors play, is going to take place today at 1pm in San Antonio. With that I thought it would be a good idea to look at the complete roster of players, their position ranking and which schools they plan on attending – you can find the list of top recruits at Rivals.com.

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Ole Miss coach Ed Orgeron said that the players will be on probation indefinitely after players stole items, which included radios and pillows from hotels. Apparently this is at least the fourth disciplinary action Coach Orgeron has taken this season. Since the players paid for the stolen items, there is no violation of NCAA rules.

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Video – CSTV names the Top 10 recruits in this year’s college football recruiting class.

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Second-ranked Oregon lost Heisman Trophy candidate Dennis Dixon to a knee injury and never recovered in a 34-24 upset by Arizona on Thursday night. Oregon didn’t fall very easily. They just could not move the chains quick enough in the 4th quarter. Kansas is now in the driver’s seat with only LSU standing in their way. Another classic storybook ending to college football is in the making. Who, in your opinion has the best chance of winning the BCS? And Buckeye fans; please just do not speak.

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After their loss to Florida on Saturday night (November 3rd, 2007); The Boston College Football program made history by signing a recruit counted in ESPN’s Top 150 Prospects for the first time ever! Boston College has not had the best luck when it comes to recruiting, but this could be the big break for the program to rebound and become a yearly national title contender. Mike Goodman from Christopher Columbus High School in Miami, Florida was the lucky 2008 signee. Good luck to Boston College for the rest of the year, and good luck to their new Top 150 Prospect!

Chalked full of cute High School Cheerleaders and Volleyball players this is THE social network for high school sports that is going to be big. The site gives you the ability to compare your rankings with kids across the country, watch video footage of everyone’s best moves, and connect with other players…

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A Texas Tech student made shirts for his fraternity with the theme “Vick’em” in which a football player wearing the #7 shirt is holding Reveille, the A&M dog mascot, by the neck…hahahaha… but sadly he’s been banned to sell the shirts and faces possible academic consequences

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