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Tressel hit with show cause penalty

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The University of Miami will self-impose a bowl ban for this season, a response to the NCAA allegations surrounding the football program.

The Hurricanes became bowl-eligible on Saturday with a win over South Florida.  The 'Canes, 6-5, will close the

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The NCAA Division I Board of Directors approved a package of sweeping reforms earlier today. Conferences now have the option of adding more money ($2000 a school year) to scholarship offers and offering multi-year scholarships, among several other major changes.

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Various media outlets reported over the weekend that the PAC-12 was working out details to add Texas, Oklahoma, Texas Tech, and Oklahoma State to their conference. Today, espn.com's Joe Schad is reporting that PAC-12 officials are actively courting both Texas and Oklahoma, as well as sorting through details to make a potential move work.

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LSU wide receiver Russell Shepard was ruled ineligible by the NCAA a few weeks before the season started for breaking an NCAA rule that bars discussing ongoing investigations with teammates. Shepard and the Tigers have been awaiting to hear when the NCAA would cap his punishment, making him eligible to play again.

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There are 78 college football games involving Division I teams in Week 1 of the season. Beginning tonight, and ending late Monday, college football fans that have been jonesing for action on the gridiron will get their fix. Check out an entire list of predictions and analysis for each game.

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One of the biggest college football games of the 2011 season will take place this Saturday in Arlington, as the 3rd ranked Oregon Ducks take on the 4th ranked LSU Tigers. One man who will not be in attendance but certainly will be discussed is infamous college scout Will Lyles.

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The good news for the University of Miami players implicated in the Nevin Shapiro scandal rocking college football is they will get to play more football.

The bad news is, not right away.

Of the twelve Miami players implicated, eight have been susp

A lot of people believe the cheating surrounding college is getting way out of hand, but few can come up with a reasonable way to put a stop to it.

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It's being reported that arrests warrants have been issued for LSU quarterback Jordan Jefferson and linebacker Josh Johns.  The report comes from theadvocate.com.

Baton Rouge Police spokesman Sgt. Don Stone issued a release confirm

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