Tinker Town: "How much of an advantage does one college football team have over the other?"
GoldRing:"Not that much when we get right down to the difference of why a college football team wins. So meany intangible reasons are involved with the very nature of a football game. Who has the faster, bigger, stronger, and the most talented replacements on a team in a football game. That is the drop dead reasons why the more established college football teams keep winning more than they lose."Blank: "The faster, bigger, stronger better train college football players are very plentiful to the USC, Oregon, Alabama, LSU, Texas, Ohio State, Michigan, Oklahoma, and the other better known college football team playing today."
Tinker Town: "The team history of the college football teams is another very big reason one college football team makes better plays than the other less known opponents do, and then go on to win. They sometimes really do try harder, because of who they are."
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Rivals.com Staff
Here is the first part of our "Rivals at 10" package, where we look at the overall top 25 schools in recruiting rankings in Rivals.com's 10 recruiting cycles (2002-11).
To get the top 25, we simply added up where a school finished in the recruiting rankings each year from 2002-11; obviously, the lower the total, the better.
Here’s Rivals’ complete Top 10 list, but you can view the entire Top 25 by clicking HERE:
1. USC (nine Top 10 classes)
2. Georgia (10)
3. Florida (six)
4. LSU (seven)
5. Texas (seven)
6. Florida State (eight)
7. Oklahoma (seven)
8. Auburn (six)
T9. Michigan (four)
T9. Tennessee (five)
Posted by John Taylor on July 11, 2011, 10:39 AM EDT
As part of their celebration of “Rivals at 10″, Rivals.com has compiled a list of the top schools in the recruiting game over the past decade. Read more...http://
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GoldRing: " Surprise to see Alabama # 13"Total points: 141
Coaches: Dennis Franchione, Mike Price, Mike Shula, Nick Saban
High: 1st (three times, most recent in 2011)
Low: 49th (2003)
Top 10s: 5
On-field winning percentage, 2002-10: 60.4 (35th)
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Financing for Tiger Stadium south end zone expansion approved
BY MICHELLE MILLHOLLON
Capitol news bureau
July 20, 2012
Capitol news bureau
July 20, 2012
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Montgomery Adviser
Mark Edwards: Saban-Miles dynamic is dynamite for the SEC
Written by
mark edwards
HOOVER — For now, at least, Nick Saban and Les Miles are the ham and cheese of Southeastern Conference football.You know — two things that are different and don’t need each other to be good, but still go well together.
We’ve talked on and on and on before about how they're different. Saban, the Alabama coach, is well-organized, overly serious, blah, blah, blah, while LSU’s Miles apparently flies by the bill of his oversized hat and seems way too happy about being interviewed by CBS sideline reporter Tracy Wolfson at halftime of his most important games.Read more...http://www.
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Dandy Don"s LSU Sports Report
Breaking News! 4:40 pm CDT
Andy Dodd (OG/C, 6'4", 325, Lindale, GA) has flipped from Alabama to LSU. That makes 21 commitments for the class 2013. You heard it here first. Read More...http://www.dandydon.------------------------------
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What To Look Out For In The SEC
By Pete Fiutak
CollegeFootballNews.com
Posted Jul 20, 2012
Posted Jul 20, 2012
After the SEC media days, what are the biggest things to look out for going into the season?
Preview 2012
SEC Media Days - Now What?
By Pete FiutakThe injured superstars.
If every player on a college football roster this season was available for the NFL draft right now, and no one had any injury issues or concerns whatsoever, South Carolina RB Marcus Lattimore, Arkansas RB Knile Davis, Florida DE Ronald Powell and Alabama OT Cyrus Kouandijo would all be first round selections. There are plenty of superstars throughout the SEC, but these four are special talents who might hold the keys to the conference season in their hands, or more accurately, their legs.
Read more...http://cfn.scout.com/2/
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College Football Nation Blog
College Football Nation: 2012 Facilities rank
Ranking the SEC's football facilities
June, 14, 2012
By
Chris Low | ESPN.com
Ranking Pac-12 football facilities
Read More...http://espn.go.com/Ranking the Big Ten football facilities
June, 14, 2012
By
Adam Rittenberg | ESPN.comRead More...http://espn.go.com/
Ranking the Big 12 facilities by team
June, 14, 2012
By
David Ubben | ESPN.com
Read More...http://espn.go.com/Ranking Big East football facilities
June, 14, 2012
By
Andrea Adelson | ESPN.comRead More...http://espn.go.com/
Ranking the ACC's facilities
June, 14, 2012
By
Heather Dinich | ESPN.com
Read More...http://espn.go.com/
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