No. 17 UConn Beats Notre Dame 67-53
Notre Dame needed to hit more shots in the second half to keep pace with No. 17 Connecticut on Saturday to extend a 29-game home winning streak.
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Notre Dame needed to hit more shots in the second half to keep pace with No. 17 Connecticut on Saturday to extend a 29-game home winning streak.
A funny thing happened on the way to this widespread belief that the BCS is the worst thing to happen to sports since Barry Bonds' biceps. People somehow became convinced that playoff systems are perfect.
A college football playoff is coming, it's just a matter of what it looks like.
If a Twitter ban is meant as a form of punishment for bad behavior, I get it. Because, by barring today's college kids from using the social networking tool, you're barring them from engaging in a huge part of campus life.
Just like apple pie, the Fourth of July and steroid scandals, college football on New Year's Day is about as American as it gets.
Gene Smith, the clueless Ohio State athletic director, shouldn't be the only one "disappointed with the NCAA's decision" Tuesday. Smith's disappointed? How about the players who are still bound to the now non-Bowl-eligible Buckeyes next year?
The NCAA gave Ohio State a one-year postseason ban Tuesday and took away four scholarships, while adding an extra year of probation.
Ohio State has been banned from postseason play for one season as part of the NCAA's final sanctions imposed on the university Tuesday.
Now that Chicago has fought off the City of Indianapolis' effort to woo away the CME Group, Chicago tourism officials are reportedly plotting revenge.
In the wake of the firing of head football coach Ron Zook, the team is meeting Tuesday to decide whether or not it will accept a bowl invitation.
With reports surfacing that Urban Meyer will take over as head coach at Ohio State, Gerry GiNardo of the Big Ten Network joined The Boers and Bernstein Show to discuss all the hot-button moves in college football.
Rich Rodriguez turned West Virginia into a national championship contender before flaming out as Michigan coach under enormous expectations.
NCAA president Mark Emmert has issued a formal letter to Penn State in regards to the child sex abuse allegations surrounding former defensive coordinator Jerry Sandusky .
South Park has always been known for doing their shows on the latest and most hot-button issues.
With the child sexual abuse scandals surrounding Penn State and the recent indictment of the former Fiesta Bowl COO, one college football expert said enough is enough with the corruption in the NCAA and BCS.
At its very roots, this scandal happened for the same reasons all other college scandals and ensuing cover-ups have occurred: College presidents, athletic directors and coaches have too much power and think they are invincible.
Pick-A-Side: Who's Got The Best Shot At The National Title?
Pick-A-Side: Who's Got The Best Shot At The National Title?
Pick-A-Side: Who's Got The Best Shot At The National Title?
The Jerry Sandusky sexual abuse allegations have stretched even further than just the likes of college football.
It is unclear whether or not Penn State has actually violated NCAA rules, but President Mark Emmert released a statement Thursday indicating that the NCAA will look into whether or not any bylaws were violated and act accordingly.
The Score's Joe Cowley traveled to Alabama to take in No. 1 LSU vs. No. 2 Alabama in person.
There is no proper punishment for former Penn St. defensive coordinator Jerry Sandusky. Neither on this earth nor beyond. Hell would be too kind, no torture equal to the misery he inflicted.
When I hear the name Mark Emmert mentioned, I don't think Al Capone, John Gotti, or Carlo Gambino. But Illinois congressman Bobby Bush does.
A Democratic congressman is comparing the NCAA to the Mafia over how it controls the lives of student athletes.
