Goodbye, 2010 COLLEGE FOOTBALL SEASON - twas a great year,

[rawjs]

There goes the rest of the "No Fly Zone"

 

[rawjs]

There goes the rest of the "No Fly Zone"

 

[gunna get it]

Gotta Change the sig, Tyler Bray is the new Starting QB for the Tennessee Volunteers

 

[gunna get it]

Gotta Change the sig, Tyler Bray is the new Starting QB for the Tennessee Volunteers

 

[jville819]

Who is this kid that has been rambling on for 2 days now

 

[jville819]

Who is this kid that has been rambling on for 2 days now

 

[10508 cardo jr ln]

Pic really is worth a 1000 words

 

[10508 cardo jr ln]

Pic really is worth a 1000 words

 

[bigmike23]

 

[bigmike23]

 

[jville819]

Julio bout to get put on lockdown this sat

 

[jville819]

Julio bout to get put on lockdown this sat

 

[noskey]

RIP Washington's hopes of an upset this weekend.

SEATTLE -- As if Washington needed more of a challenge facing No. 1 Oregon, the Huskies will venture into Eugene without their best player.

Quarterback Jake Locker won't play on Saturday, out with a broken rib that has gotten worse over the past three weeks.


ESPN

Over/under Oregon interceptions: 3.5.

I'm taking the over.

 

[noskey]

RIP Washington's hopes of an upset this weekend.

SEATTLE -- As if Washington needed more of a challenge facing No. 1 Oregon, the Huskies will venture into Eugene without their best player.

Quarterback Jake Locker won't play on Saturday, out with a broken rib that has gotten worse over the past three weeks.


ESPN

Over/under Oregon interceptions: 3.5.

I'm taking the over.

 

[dlo13]

They didn't have a chance with that bum anyway.

 

[dlo13]

They didn't have a chance with that bum anyway.

 

[juicy j 32]

[h3]Mallard Creek QB Williams: "I'm firm" with UNC[/h3]
Mallard Creek quarterback Marquise Williams, a candidate for a national player of the year award, said he remains firm in his commitment to North Carolina, despite the NCAA investigation into the Tar Heels’ program.

Williams, a 6-foot-4, 220-pound senior, took an official visit to North Carolina for Saturday’s 21-17 win against William & Mary. He said he plans to graduate in December and enroll in college in January.

“As of right now, I’m firm in my commitment,

 

[juicy j 32]

[h3]Mallard Creek QB Williams: "I'm firm" with UNC[/h3]
Mallard Creek quarterback Marquise Williams, a candidate for a national player of the year award, said he remains firm in his commitment to North Carolina, despite the NCAA investigation into the Tar Heels’ program.

Williams, a 6-foot-4, 220-pound senior, took an official visit to North Carolina for Saturday’s 21-17 win against William & Mary. He said he plans to graduate in December and enroll in college in January.

“As of right now, I’m firm in my commitment,

 

[39478]

Noskey:

Over/Under on 400 yards rushing for the Ducks

 

[39478]

Noskey:

Over/Under on 400 yards rushing for the Ducks

 

[gunna get it]

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[h1]DE Nick Bell in intensive care[/h1]

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Associated Press

STARKVILLE, Miss. -- Mississippi State defensive end Nick Bell is in intensive care after emergency surgery in Birmingham, Ala., after it was found Sunday that his cancer has spread.

[h4]SEC blog[/h4]

ESPN.com's Chris Low writes about all things SEC in his conference blog.

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College Football Nation

In a statement, Mississippi State coach Dan Mullen says he visited Bell at the University of Alabama-Birmingham hospital on Monday afternoon. Bell, who is from Bessemer, Ala., had surgery on Monday morning. He began experiencing headaches in late September and had surgery on Oct. 1 to remove a mass on his brain. The mass was later diagnosed as a form of skin cancer.

Mullen says about 50 Mississippi State players planned to visit Bell in the hospital on Monday evening.

Bell, a 6-foot-3, 265-pound sophomore, has played in four games this season, including two starts, making seven tackles.

 

[gunna get it]

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[h1]DE Nick Bell in intensive care[/h1]

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Associated Press

STARKVILLE, Miss. -- Mississippi State defensive end Nick Bell is in intensive care after emergency surgery in Birmingham, Ala., after it was found Sunday that his cancer has spread.

[h4]SEC blog[/h4]

ESPN.com's Chris Low writes about all things SEC in his conference blog.

• Blog network:
College Football Nation

In a statement, Mississippi State coach Dan Mullen says he visited Bell at the University of Alabama-Birmingham hospital on Monday afternoon. Bell, who is from Bessemer, Ala., had surgery on Monday morning. He began experiencing headaches in late September and had surgery on Oct. 1 to remove a mass on his brain. The mass was later diagnosed as a form of skin cancer.

Mullen says about 50 Mississippi State players planned to visit Bell in the hospital on Monday evening.

Bell, a 6-foot-3, 265-pound sophomore, has played in four games this season, including two starts, making seven tackles.

 

[gunna get it]

DeAnthony Arnett's surprise visit is Boise State...

 

[gunna get it]

DeAnthony Arnett's surprise visit is Boise State...

 

[statis22]

Only saving grace for Boise St/TCU/Utah to get in the NCG at this point would more than likely be a Oregon loss. And checking out their remaining schedule, that might be a tall task to ask.

Teams in control of their own fate IMO is Oregon/Auburn/Alabama. Just lurking is Oklahoma and Nebraska.