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Northern Illinois running back Garrett Wolfe is about to rekindle one of college football's great debates: Should a player who mostly faces second-tier competition be considered worthy of winning the Heisman Trophy?
Northern Illinois running back Garrett Wolfe is about to rekindle one of college football's great debates: Should a player who mostly faces second-tier competition worthy of winning the Heisman Trophy?
Today's Harris Interactive College Football Poll shows the Top 25 results compiled from rankings submitted by its panel of former coaches, players and administrators, and current and former media.
“Bringing it back.” That is Dartmouth football’s credo this year and they are on their way to return to the glory days when Dartmouth the Ivy League record 17 Championships. The Indians are looking to bounce back from a disappointing 2-8 season last year. Heading into his second year as head coach, Buddy Teevens ’79 is looking to turn heads in the Ivy League by waking the recently sleeping
NORMAN, Okla. Even without playing, Oklahoma moved up two spots this week to Number 14 in The Associated Press' college football poll. The Sooners had a bye week,...
Clay Bennett:down-home discomfort OKLAHOMA CITY - After the Washington Huskies lost to the Oklahoma Sooners on Sept. 9, a group of Seattle SuperSonics upper management and some corporate partners who had trekked here for the football game were treated to a dinner at a local steakhouse by new owner Clay Bennett.
EDMOND, Okla. — The Texas A&M-Commerce football team dropped a 10-3 decision to host Central Oklahoma on Saturday night at Wantland Stadium.
Now that Vince Young resides in Tennessee, this was supposed to be the year Oklahoma unleashed its Texas-based horsepower in the annual Red River Rivalry.
OKLAHOMA CITY - For a system designed to reduce the number of officiating errors in college football, it seems that instant replay is just creating more controversy. First, an acknowledged blown call by both on-field and replay officials from the Pacific-10 Conference cost Oklahoma an all-but-certain win at Oregon on Sept. 16. A week later, a correct on-the-field call was overturned by a
Don’t expect Texas A&M University-Commerce or Central Oklahoma to panic if tonight’s Lone Star Conference football contest turns into a close game. Both teams have already been in more than their share of close games through the first four weeks of the season.

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