ncaa football

Finally.

College football season has arrived.

No more talk about Ohio State-gate, North Carolina-gate, Miami-gate.

And, hopefully not much more talk about Shady's Bar.

Nope....now it's time to talk football.  Real footba

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Tennessee has dismissed talented defender Janzen Jackson.

Jackson, who began his high school career at Carencro High before his family moved to Lake Charles, has had a troubled career at Tennessee

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The Associated Press has released its preseason college football poll and Oklahoma is their top choice.

It's the tenth time the Sooners have been rated preseason #1 by the AP, the most of any school

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The Ohio St. Buckeye football program now has a winless football season on their resume. Well, technically, anyway.

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USC gets stripped of its BCS title, while the latest BCS champion is being investigated.  Tennessee appears before the NCAA Committee on Infractions.  Bill Stewart has to resign at West Virginia

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After already being suspended for the first five games of the 2011 season, Ohio State quarterback Terrelle Pryor announced today he will not return for his senior season.

In a statement through his attorney, the scandal-ridden quarterback said the decision was in the best interest of his teammates

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In any given year, a Division I school can give out as many as 25 football scholarships.

Yet, for many years, schools "oversigned," meaning they would sign more than 25, knowing that some of them wouldn't qualify academically

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Jim Tressel, whose Ohio State football teams have won six consecutive Big 10 titles, has resigned as fallout continues from his failure to be truthful with the NCAA about improper benefits to players

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The NCAA has sent a "notice of allegations" to Ohio State University and has spefically named head coach Jim Tressel as having committed "potentially major violations."

Tressel has already been suspended for the first five games of the 2011 season after admitting that he knew of improper benefits to five players for several months before the payments came to light.

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The NCAA has approved several rules changes for college football for the 2011 season.

The changes include adopting the "ten second runoff" in the final minute of each half, similar to what the NFL does

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