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[ryne candy]

Johnny Manziel's gf recent pics:

 

[TheImmortalGoud]

http://www.fbschedules.com/2013/02/2013-acc-football-schedules-announced/

The 2013 ACC Football Schedules were officially announced today. Conference play begins on Labor Day (Monday, Sept. 2) when Pittsburgh hosts Florida State.

Pittsburgh and Syracuse join the conference for 2013, which gives the ACC a total of 14 members. The Panthers will compete in the Coastal Division while the Orange will play in the Atlantic Division.

Featured 2013 non-conference match-ups include Boston College at USC, Georgia at Clemson, Navy at Duke, Florida State at Florida, Georgia Tech at BYU, West Virginia at Maryland, Florida at Miami (FL), Louisiana Tech at NC State, North Carolina at South Carolina, Notre Dame at Pittsburgh, Penn State vs. Syracuse (at E. Rutherford, NJ), Oregon at Virginia, Alabama vs. Virginia Tech (at Atlanta, GA), and Wake Forest at Vanderbilt.

The 2013 ACC Championship Game will be played at Bank of America Stadium in Charlotte, NC on Saturday, Dec. 7.

Boston College

Aug. 31 – Villanova
Sept. 6 – Wake Forest (Fri.)
Sept. 14 – at USC
Sept. 21 – Open Date
Sept. 28 – Florida State
Oct. 5 – Army
Oct. 12 – at Clemson
Oct. 19 – Open Date
Oct. 26 – at North Carolina
Nov. 2 – Virginia Tech
Nov. 9 – at New Mexico State
Nov. 16 – NC State
Nov. 23 – at Maryland
Nov. 30 – at Syracuse

Duke

Aug. 31 – NC Central
Sept. 7 – at Memphis
Sept. 14 – Georgia Tech
Sept. 21 – Pittsburgh
Sept. 28 – Troy
Oct. 5 – Open Date
Oct. 12 – Navy
Oct. 19 – at Virginia
Oct. 26 – at Virginia Tech
Nov. 2 – Open Date
Nov. 9 – NC State
Nov. 16 – Miami, FL
Nov. 23 – at Wake Forest
Nov. 30 – at North Carolina

Clemson

Aug. 31 – Georgia
Sept. 7 – South Carolina State
Sept. 14 – Open Date
Sept. 19 – at NC State (Thurs.)
Sept. 28 – Wake Forest
Oct. 5 – at Syracuse
Oct. 12 – Boston College
Oct. 19 – Florida State
Oct. 26 – at Maryland
Nov. 2 – at Virginia
Nov. 9 – Open Date
Nov. 14 – Georgia Tech (Thurs.)
Nov. 23 – The Citadel
Nov. 30 – at South Carolina

Georgia Tech

Aug. 31 – Elon
Sept. 7 – Open Date
Sept. 14 – at Duke
Sept. 21 – North Carolina
Sept. 26 – Virginia Tech (Thurs.)
Oct. 5 – at Miami, FL
Oct. 12 – at BYU
Oct. 19 – Syracuse
Oct. 26 – at Virginia
Nov. 2 – Pittsburgh
Nov. 9 – Open Date
Nov. 14 – at Clemson (Thurs.)
Nov. 23 – Alabama A&M
Nov. 30 – Georgia

Florida State

Sept. 2 – at Pittsburgh (Mon.)
Sept. 7 – Open Date
Sept. 14 – Nevada
Sept. 21 – Bethune-Cookman
Sept. 28 – at Boston College
Oct. 5 – Maryland
Oct. 12 – Open Date
Oct. 19 – at Clemson
Oct. 26 – NC State
Nov. 2 – Miami, FL
Nov. 9 – at Wake Forest
Nov. 16 – Syracuse
Nov. 23 – Idaho
Nov. 30 – at Florida

Miami, FL (FL)

Aug. 30 – Florida Atlantic
Sept. 7 – Florida
Sept. 14 – Open Date
Sept. 21 – Savannah State
Sept. 28 – at South Florida
Oct. 5 – Georgia Tech
Oct. 12 – Open Date
Oct. 17 – at North Carolina (Thurs.)
Oct. 26 – Wake Forest
Nov. 2 – at Florida State
Nov. 9 – Virginia Tech
Nov. 16 – at Duke
Nov. 23 – Virginia
Nov. 29 – at Pittsburgh (Fri.)

Maryland

Aug. 31 – FIU
Sept. 7 – Old Dominion
Sept. 14 – at Connecticut
Sept. 21 – vs. West Virginia (at Balt.)
Sept. 28 – Open Date
Oct. 5 – at Florida State
Oct. 12 – Virginia
Oct. 19 – at Wake Forest
Oct. 26 – Clemson
Nov. 2 – Open Date
Nov. 9 – Syracuse
Nov. 16 – at Virginia Tech
Nov. 23 – Boston College
Nov. 30 – at NC State

North Carolina

Aug. 29 – at South Carolina (Thurs.)
Sept. 7 – Middle Tennessee
Sept. 14 – Open Date
Sept. 21 – at Georgia Tech
Sept. 28 – East Carolina
Oct. 5 – at Virginia Tech
Oct. 12 – Open Date
Oct. 17 – Miami, FL (Thurs.)
Oct. 26 – Boston College
Nov. 2 – at NC State
Nov. 9 – Virginia
Nov. 16 – at Pittsburgh
Nov. 23 – Old Dominion
Nov. 30 – Duke

NC State

Aug. 31 – Lousiana Tech
Sept. 7 – Richmond
Sept. 14 – Open Date
Sept. 19 – Clemson (Thurs.)
Sept. 28 – Central Michigan
Oct. 5 – at Wake Forest
Oct. 12 – Syracuse
Oct. 19 – Open Date
Oct. 26 – at Florida State
Nov. 2 – North Carolina
Nov. 9 – at Duke
Nov. 16 – at Boston College
Nov. 23 – East Carolina
Nov. 30 – Maryland

Pittsburgh

Sept. 2 – Florida State (Mon.)
Sept. 7 – Open Date
Sept. 14 – New Mexico
Sept. 21 – at Duke
Sept. 28 – Virginia
Oct. 5 – Open Date
Oct. 12 – at Virginia Tech
Oct. 19 – Old Dominion
Oct. 26 – at Navy
Nov. 2 – at Georgia Tech
Nov. 9 – Notre Dame
Nov. 16 – North Carolina
Nov. 23 – at Syracuse
Nov. 29 – Miami, FL (Fri.)

Syracuse

Aug. 31 – vs. Penn State (at N.J.)
Sept. 7 – at Northwestern
Sept. 14 – Wagner
Sept. 21 – Tulane
Sept. 28 – Open Date
Oct. 5 – Clemson
Oct. 12 – at NC State
Oct. 19 – at Georgia Tech
Oct. 26 – Open Date
Nov. 2 – Wake Forest
Nov. 9 – at Maryland
Nov. 16 – at Florida State
Nov. 23 – Pittsburgh
Nov. 30 – Boston College

Virginia

Aug. 31 – BYU
Sept. 7 – Oregon
Sept. 14 – Open Date
Sept. 21 – VMI
Sept. 28 – at Pittsburgh
Oct. 5 – Ball State
Oct. 12 – at Maryland
Oct. 19 – Duke
Oct. 26 – Georgia Tech
Nov. 2 – Clemson
Nov. 9 – at North Carolina
Nov. 16 – Open Date
Nov. 23 – at Miami, FL
Nov. 30 – Virginia Tech

Wake Forest

Aug. 29 – Presbyterian (Thurs.)
Sept. 6 – at Boston College (Fri.)
Sept. 14 – ULM
Sept. 21 – at Army
Sept. 28 – at Clemson
Oct. 5 – NC State
Oct. 12 – Open Date
Oct. 19 – Maryland
Oct. 26 – at Miami, FL
Nov. 2 – at Syracuse
Nov. 9 – Florida State
Nov. 16 – Open Date
Nov. 23 – Duke
Nov. 30 – at Vanderbilt

Virginia Tech

Aug. 31 – vs. Alabama (at ATL)
Sept. 7 – Western Carolina
Sept. 14 – at East Carolina
Sept. 21 – Marshall
Sept. 26 – at Georgia Tech (Thurs.)
Oct. 5 – North Carolina
Oct. 12 – Pittsburgh
Oct. 19 – Open Date
Oct. 26 – Duke
Nov. 2 – at Boston College
Nov. 9 – at Miami, FL
Nov. 16 – Maryland
Nov. 23 – Open Date
Nov. 30 – at Virginia

 

[TheImmortalGoud]

Great news if you're a Michigan fan.

https://twitter.com/umichfootball/status/309051333040820224

Michigan Football ‏@umichfootball
BREAKING: Devin Gardner granted medical hardship, 2 seasons of eligibility remaining.

 

[packersfan4eva]

Although I said it earlier and everyone laughed, Indiana is on the upswing.

Hoosiers just received a commit from 6'3 wide receiver Taj Williams, a four-star recruit. He chose Indiana over offers from Alabama, Florida, Florida State, Miami, Notre Dame, South Carolina, Ole Miss, Mississippi State, UCLA, USC, Kentucky, and Louisville, among others that I don't give a shit about. 38th best recruiting class so far.

Here we go.

 

[TheImmortalGoud]

http://www.fbschedules.com/2013/03/espn-six-2013-college-football-games-tv/

ESPN announced six 2013 football games for television this morning, five of which are on opening weekend.

Thursday, Aug. 29 will feature back-to-back games on ESPN beginning with North Carolina at South Carolina at 6 p.m. ET. That will be followed by Ole Miss at Vanderbilt at 9:15 p.m. ET. Ole-Miss-Vandy was moved from Saturday to Thursday.

Saturday’s action features two neutral site “kickoff” games plus a big ACC-SEC match-up. Up first is the Chick-fil-A Kickoff Game featuring Virginia Tech at Alabama at the Georgia Dome in Atlanta. The game will kickoff at 5:30 p.m. on ESPN.

Then at 8 p.m. ET, the Georgia Bulldogs travel to face the Clemson Tigers on ABC. The nightcap features TCU vs. LSU in the Cowboys Classic at Cowboys Stadium in Arlington, Texas. Coverage begins at 9 p.m. ET on ESPN.

It was also announced today that the Kentucky at Mississippi State game has moved to Thursday, Oct. 24 and will be broadcast on ESPN at 7:30 p.m. ET.

Below is a complete list of the games that were announced today:

Thursday, Aug. 29, 2013

North Carolina at South Carolina – 6 p.m. ET, ESPN

Ole Miss at Vanderbilt – 9:15 p.m. ET, ESPN

Saturday, Aug. 31, 2013

2013 Chick-fil-a Kickoff Game
Virginia Tech vs. Alabama – 5:30 p.m. ET, ESPN

Georgia at Clemson – 8 p.m. ET, ABC

2013 Cowboys Classic
TCU vs. LSU – 9 p.m. ET, ESPN

Thursday, Oct. 24, 7:30 p.m. ET

Kentucky at Mississippi State – 7:30 p.m. ET, ESPN

 

[TheImmortalGoud]

http://www.fbschedules.com/2013/03/big-12-2013-weekday-football-schedule/

The Big 12 announced their 2013 weekday football schedule today. The slate features four games on Thursday and one on Friday.

Kickoff times and television will be announced at a later date. All games will appear on FOX Sports or an ESPN network, with the exception of North Dakota State at Kansas State which is set for Fox Sports 1.

2013 Big 12 Weekday Football Schedule

Friday, August 30
North Dakota State at K-State (FOX Sports 1)

Thursday, September 12
TCU at Texas Tech

Thursday, October 3
Texas at Iowa State

Thursday, November 7
Oklahoma at Baylor

Thursday, November 28
Texas Tech at Texas

 

[ryne candy]

UH recruit arrested for having sex with minor.

HOUSTON (CBS Houston) A teen who signed to play football with the University of Houston Cougars is being accused of having a sexual relationship with a 14-year-old girl.

Nineteen-year-old Deondre Demarcus Skinner who signed to play football with the University of Houston back in February, was arrested Tuesday afternoon on a charge of felony carnal knowledge of a juvenile.

According to officials, Skinner allegedly had sex with the teen several times at a home in Patterson, Louisiana.

UH officials released a statement about Skinner’s alleged crime: “We are aware of the situation and are currently gathering details. The University of Houston Department of Athletics takes these allegations very seriously and would never condone acts like these if true. Until we are able to gather more information, we will offer no further comment.”

Additional reports indicate that Skinner had offers to play football from nine other colleges. Upon his arrest, he was released on a $5,000 bond

http://houston.cbslocal.com/2013/04/11/uh-recruit-accused-of-having-sex-with-teen/

 

[TheImmortalGoud]

http://www.fbschedules.com/2013/04/2013-mountain-west-football-schedules-announced/

The 2013 Mountain West Conference (MWC) football schedules were released today. Conference play begins on September 7 when Utah State travels to Air Force.

For the 2013 season, the MWC adds San Jose State and Utah State and will have a 12-team alignment with two divisions. The Mountain West will also stage their inaugural Football Championship Game, which will be played on Saturday, Dec. 7, 2013. It will be a match-up of the Mountain and West Division winners and will be hosted by the team ranked highest in the BCS.

Some of the prominent non-conference games include Notre Dame at Air Force, Boise State at BYU, Colorado State at Alabama, Rutgers at Fresno State, USC at Hawaii, Nevada at Florida State, New Mexico at Pittsburgh, San Diego State at Ohio State, San Jose State at Stanford, Arizona at UNLV, Utah State at USC, and Wyoming at Nebraska.

2013 MWC Composite Football Schedule

Thursday, August 29

Rutgers at Fresno State
USC at Hawai`i
Sacramento State at San Jose State
UNLV at Minnesota
Utah State at Utah

Saturday, August 31

Colgate at Air Force
Boise State at Washington
Nevada at UCLA
UTSA at New Mexico
Eastern Illinois at San Diego State
Wyoming at Nebraska

Sunday, September 1

Colorado State vs. Colorado

Saturday, September 7

Utah State at Air Force
Tennessee-Martin at Boise State
Colorado State at Tulsa
Cal Poly at Fresno State
Hawai`i at Oregon State
UC Davis at Nevada
New Mexico at UTEP
San Diego State at Ohio State
San Jose State at Stanford
Arizona at UNLV
Idaho at Wyoming

Friday, September 13

Air Force at Boise State

Saturday, September 14

Cal Poly at Colorado State
Fresno State at Colorado
Nevada at Florida State
New Mexico at Pittsburgh
Central Michigan at UNLV
Weber State at Utah State
Northern Colorado at Wyoming

Friday, September 20

Boise State at Fresno State

Saturday, September 21

Wyoming at Air Force*
Colorado State at Alabama
Hawai`i at Nevada*
Oregon State at San Diego State
San Jose State at Minnesota
Western Illinois at UNLV
Utah State at USC

Friday, September 27

Utah State at San Jose State

Saturday, September 28

Air Force at Nevada
Southern Miss at Boise State
UTEP at Colorado State
Fresno State at Hawai`i
UNLV at New Mexico
San Diego State at New Mexico State
Wyoming at Texas State

Friday, October 4

Nevada at San Diego State
BYU at Utah State

Saturday, October 5

Air Force at Navy
Fresno State at Idaho
San Jose State at Hawai`i
New Mexico State at New Mexico

Thursday, October 10

San Diego State at Air Force

Saturday, October 12
Boise State at Utah State
San Jose State at Colorado State
Hawai`i at UNLV
New Mexico at Wyoming

Saturday, October 19

Nevada at Boise State
Colorado State at Wyoming
UNLV at Fresno State
Utah State at New Mexico

Friday, October 25

Boise State at BYU

Saturday, October 26

Notre Dame at Air Force
Colorado State at Hawai`i
Fresno State at San Diego State
UNLV at Nevada
Wyoming at San Jose State

Saturday, November 2

Army at Air Force
Boise State at Colorado State
Nevada at Fresno State
Hawai`i at Utah State
New Mexico at San Diego State
San Jose State at UNLV

Friday, November 8

Air Force at New Mexico

Saturday, November 9

Nevada at Colorado State
Fresno State at Wyoming
Hawai`i at Navy
San Diego State at San Jose State
Utah State at UNLV

Saturday, November 16

Wyoming at Boise State
Colorado State at New Mexico
San Diego State at Hawai`i
San Jose State at Nevada

Thursday, November 21

UNLV at Air Force

Saturday, November 23

Boise State at San Diego State
Colorado State at Utah State
New Mexico at Fresno State
Hawai`i at Wyoming
Navy at San Jose State

Friday, November 29

Fresno State at San Jose State

Saturday, November 30

Air Force at Colorado State
New Mexico at Boise State
Army at Hawai`i
BYU at Nevada
San Diego State at UNLV
Wyoming at Utah State

Saturday, December 7

MWC Football Championship Game

 

[TheImmortalGoud]

http://www.cbssports.com/collegefootball/blog/eye-on-college-football/22065190/oklahoma-qb-drew-allen-will-transfer-to-syracuse-eligible-for-2013

Oklahoma quarterback Drew Allen has decided to spend his final year of eligibility with Syracuse. The senior from San Antonio made the news official on Friday in a conversation with the Syracuse Post-Standard.

"It is the toughest decision of my life just because of the uniqueness of the situation," Allen told the Post-Standard. "Coming out of high school, I was basically deciding where I was going to go for the next four or five years of my life. With this, it was a decision that would span a matter of months -- a one-year deal.

"So it's been a long process, and I'm really excited that it's come down to me going to Syracuse."

Allen, a 6-foot-5, 226-pound former high school All-American, will earn his degree from Oklahoma in May and be eligible to compete immediately. His one-year deal makes Allen an attractive target for first-year coach Scott Shafer, who is left with the task of replacing Ryan Nassib for 2013.

Shafer cannot make an official statement regarding Allen until he is enrolled at Syracuse.

After redshirting in 2009, Allen fell behind Landry Jones on the Sooners' depth chart. The competition for 2013 includes Blake Bell, the Belldozer, along with Trevor Knight and Kendal Thompson. At Syracuse, Allen is already considered by some as the favorite to beat out redshirt senior Charley Loeb, junior Terrel Hunt and senior John Kinder for the starting job.

According to Allen, the Orange coaching staff made no promises regarding the competition.

"I can assure you that the schools that contacted me, not one single school made that promise, and I didn't expect them to," Allen told The Post-Standard. "Honestly, if a school did that, I don't know if I would really hold them to a high regard. That's not how I do things. I've had to compete the past four years, I've had to compete all my life."

Allen chose Syracuse over ACC division rival NC State, citing his relationship with offensive coordinator George McDonald as a deciding factor.

"When it came down to those two schools, I knew that I honestly couldn't go wrong," Allen said. "Both coaching staffs are amazing; both have great players. But when it came down to it, I just feel like what Coach McDonald is talking about doing there at Syracuse really fits my style."

Syracuse has released an official depth chart, and Loeb is likely to be Allen's toughest competition for playing time. Shafer has not ruled out using two quarterbacks, either, so both players could end up seeing time in their final year of eligibility.

Syracuse wraps spring practice with the annual spring game on April 20. For more on the Orange, check out their Spring Practice Primer.

http://www.cbssports.com/collegefootball/blog/eye-on-college-football/22065929/arizona-receiver-austin-hill-has-a-torn-acl

Arizona receiver Austin Hill suffered an injury during practice Wednesday, and after Arizona's spring game on Saturday, coach Rich Rodriguez confirmed the worst fears about the injury.

Hill suffered a torn ACL and in all likelihood will miss the entire 2013 season.

This is a huge blow to the Arizona offense. Hill led all Arizona receivers with 81 catches for 1,364 yards and 11 touchdowns as a sophomore in 2012. Making matters worse for Hill, because he redshirted his first year, this season on the sideline will cost him a year of eligibility. He'll be a senior by the time he returns for the 2014 season.

Dan Buckner was the only Arizona receiver to come close to approaching Hill's numbers (61 catches, 771 yards and five touchdowns) last season, but he did so as a senior and won't be back in 2013. Which means that Arizona's most productive returning receiver is rising sophomore David Richards, who caught 29 passes for 298 yards and three touchdowns last season.

The good news for Arizona is that while it doesn't have a lot of experience at receiver behind Hill, it has plenty of potential with players like Richards, Tyler Slavin, Garic Wharton and Trey Griffey -- the son of baseball player Ken Griffey Jr.

Arizona is also hoping that recent transfer Davonte Neal can win his appeal to the NCAA that would allow him to be eligible for the 2013 season rather than sitting out the customary year.

http://espn.go.com/college-football/story/_/id/9156420/ex-notre-dame-fighting-irish-qb-gunner-kiel-transferring-cincinnati-bearcats-source-says

Former Notre Dame quarterback Gunner Kiel plans to transfer to Cincinnati.

Kiel recently visited Cincinnati, Ball State, Miami University in Ohio and considered visiting Mississippi this upcoming weekend. He also looked into Kansas State and Mississippi State.

"Cincinnati was the best fit for me because the relationship I have with [quarterbacks] coach [Darin] Hinshaw is like nothing else. He is a great overall person and is someone I know I can get coached by," Kiel said Wednesday. "The group of guys I'm going to be around is second to none. I love where they are heading and the future is bright."

Kiel, 6-foot-4, 210 pounds, was one of the nation's most -recruited players after a stellar career at Columbus East High School in Indiana.

After high school, Kiel committed to Indiana, then LSU, before settling on Notre Dame.

But redshirt freshman Everett Golson won the starting position and led the Irish to the national championship game last season.

Like with Hinshaw, Kiel also has developed a good relationship with Cincinnati offensive coordinator Eddie Gran.

Cincinnati has two senior quarterbacks, Munchie Legaux and Brendon Kay. Kiel will have three years of eligibility remaining and said he wanted a chance to compete for a starting position in 2014.

The Bearcats plan to use a pro-style, multiple offense that should suit Kiel's strengths. Cincinnati probably won't run as much zone-read offense as some other programs are currently using.

Kiel's addition is considered a coup for first-year Bearcats coach Tommy Tuberville. Kiel grew up in Columbus, Ind., which is about 90 miles from Cincinnati.

 

[TheImmortalGoud]

http://247sports.com/Article/One-time-Pitt-commit-Rushel-Shell-will-transfer-to-UCLA--126596[/URL

The Bruins got a much-needed piece with the addition of transfer running back Rushel Shell. The former Pitt running back visited UCLA over the weekend and couldn't find a reason why he didn't want to play for the rising power.

"I went out there this weekend and I just couldn't find any reason not to go there," Shell said. "That's what I went out there thinking and it all fit for me. UCLA was the right place for me and I'm ready to get out there."

Shell said the relationship with position coach Steve Broussard was vital to his decision.

"I got real close with him in the last two weeks which was big for me," he said. "He's a former first round back in the NFL so I'm going to listen to him. I felt real good playing for him and coach (Jim) Mora and that's another big part of my decision."

His plan is to enroll at the end of June and help on the scout team as he's forced to sit out a year with the transfer.

"I just want to make my team better and I'll give them good practice as the scout back. I'm real excited about my new opportunity and this fresh start."

After some misses on the recruiting trail and the shortfall of Craig Lee and his admittance, Shell was a much needed addition to the roster.

[URL="http://www.cbssports.com/collegefootball/blog/eye-on-college-football/22091550/qb-clint-trickett-released-from-scholarship-will-transfer-from-florida-state"]http://www.cbssports.com/collegefootball/blog/eye-on-college-football/22091550/qb-clint-trickett-released-from-scholarship-will-transfer-from-florida-state

The battle to replace EJ Manuel as Florida State's starting quarterback may be a little clearer now as the school has granted junior Clint Trickett a release from his scholarship. He will graduate from FSU in May and then transfer to a still-to-be-determined school.

FSU head coach Jimbo Fisher released the following statement on Wednesday:

"After a long meeting with Clint, he expressed he'd like to explore another playing opportunity, and I've signed off on his wish. Clint has not only been a great player for our program, but a great young man and ambassador for Florida State who will graduate in a few weeks. He's been a part of this program for a long time and we wish nothing but the best for him in his future endeavors."

Trickett is the most experienced quarterback on the FSU roster with 106 pass attempts the past two seasons. He started two games for an injured Manuel as a 2011 redshirt freshman and performed well, with his best game being a 336-yard, three-touchdown performance against Clemson. He also served as Manuel's backup in 2012.

Because of that playing time, it was thought that the 6-foot-3, 180-pounder entered 2013 spring drills with a slight advantage over sophomore Jacob Coker and freshmen Jameis Winston and Sean Maguire.

However, the highly-touted Winston (who also plays baseball for the Seminoles) has now emerged as the favorite to claim the starting job after going 12-of-15 for 205 yards and two touchdowns against the first-string defense in this past Saturday's spring game.

It's likely that Trickett sees the writing on the wall regarding his future at FSU and no longer wants to play the role of backup.

With Trickett's departure, the 'Noles enter the fall with just one quarterback (Coker) who has taken a snap in a real game.

 

[NAHSTE]

Johnny Football, everyone!

:mynigga:

Edit - photoshopped according to Manziel. Should have known better than to pass along Clay Travis trash.

 

[TheImmortalGoud]

http://network.yardbarker.com/college_football/article_external/backyard/stanford_qb_josh_nunes_forced_to_retire_after_freak_injury/13516766?refmod=backyard&refdst=11491&refsrc=bloguin

Stanford quarterback Josh Nunes was forced to retire from football Monday after previously suffering what coach David Shaw called a “freak injury” that kept him out of spring practices.

Shaw said Nunes hurt himself during a workout in February before spring practices began. The school didn’t go into the details of what happened, but the AP’s Antonio Gonzalez is here to fill in the blanks. If you have a weak stomach, maybe you should stop reading.

Absolutely horrifying.

Nunes, as you may remember, began last season as the heir apparent at Stanford to Andrew Luck. He was the starter for nine games before he was replaced by Kevin Hogan. Nunes finished the season with 1,643 yards passing, 10 touchdowns, seven interceptions and a 52.8 completion percentage. Before the injury occurred, he was on track to be Hogan’s understudy again this season as a senior. He is expected to be fully recovered in February.

http://www.fbschedules.com/2013/04/boise-state-oklahoma-state-schedule-2018-2021-home-and-home-football-series/

The Boise State Broncos and the Oklahoma State Cowboys have scheduled a home-and-home football series for 2018 and 2021, both schools have announced.

Boise State will travel to face Oklahoma State at Boone Pickens Stadium in Stillwater on Sept. 15, 2018. The Broncos will then host the Cowboys at Bronco Stadium in Boise on Sept. 18, 2021.

The 2018 contest will be the first ever meeting between the two schools, unless they happen to cross paths in one of the next five post-seasons.

“We’re excited about the opportunity to bring Oklahoma State to Bronco Stadium,” Boise State Director of Athletics Mark Coyle said. “Boise State has proven it will play high-level competition, but our goal is to continue to schedule home-and-home series, so Bronco Nation has the opportunity to see these games in Boise.”

“It’s a good non-conference matchup for both of us,” Oklahoma State coach Mike Gundy said. “It gives us each a quality opponent out of conference play, which is ultimately going to factor in when we get to the four-team playoff.”

Boise State has now completed their 2018 non-conference schedule and needs two more games in 2021 (unless they travel to Hawaii in those years and want a 5th game). Their 2018 slate also includes BYU and UConn at home and Troy on the road. The 2021 schedule features a trip to BYU.

The Broncos have been scheduling very aggressively of late, securing home-and-home series against Florida State, UConn, Virginia, UL Lafayette, and Troy.

The addition of Boise State gives the Oklahoma State Cowboys three non-conference games in 2018 and their first in 2021. OSU is also slated to host Central Michigan and South Alabama in 2018. The South Alabama game was initially set for Sept. 15, and a new date is to be determined.

http://www.fbschedules.com/2013/04/espn-six-2013-big-ten-football-games-prime-time/

ESPN has announced six 2013 Big Ten football games for prime time telecasts on either ABC, ESPN or ESPN2. Two of the B1G games feature Notre Dame as the opponent.

The schedule kicks off on Saturday, Sept. 7 when Notre Dame travels to the Big House to take on Michigan. The game will be televised by ABC, ESPN or ESPN2 at 8 p.m. ET.

The following week, Notre Dame travels to take on Big Ten foe Purdue. That game will also be televised by ABC, ESPN or ESPN2 at 8 p.m. ET. The remaining four games feature Michigan, Northwestern, Ohio State, Penn State, and Wisconsin.

Listed below is the 2013 Big Ten game that were announced today for coverage on ESPN networks:

Date Game Time (ET) Network
Sat., Sept. 7 Notre Dame at Michigan 8:00 p.m. ABC, ESPN or ESPN2
Sat., Sept. 14 Notre Dame at Purdue 8:00 p.m. ABC, ESPN or ESPN2
Sat., Sept. 28 Wisconsin at Ohio State 8:00 p.m. ABC, ESPN or ESPN2
Sat., Oct. 5 Ohio State at Northwestern 8:00 p.m. ABC, ESPN or ESPN2
Sat., Oct. 12 Michigan at Penn State 5:00 p.m. ESPN or ESPN2
Sat., Oct. 26 Penn State at Ohio State 8:00 p.m. ABC, ESPN or ESPN2

 

[Atlas]

http://www.orlandosentinel.com/spor...nia-florida-state-fsu-20130501,0,7244388.post

 

[NAHSTE]

What a fucking idiot.

 

[SuperKevin]

That was likely an interns fault though

 

[NAHSTE]

:shotsfired:

 

[LiquidLarry2GhostWF]

Why is Zach Mettenberger hating on one of the greatest collegiate quarterbacks of All-Time?

 

[NAHSTE]

Why is Zach Mettenberger hating on one of the greatest collegiate quarterbacks of All-Time?

He is a pretty confident individual, also prone to saying whatever comes into his mind like a typical bro.

SEC gon SEC.

 

[NAHSTE]

:facepalm:

 

[Sharkweather]

Dyer on his way to Louisville?

http://sports.yahoo.com/blogs/ncaaf...el-dyer-play-louisville-season-184917027.html