What New NCAA President Mark Emmert Means For the BCS and a CFB Playoff
Published on: 28th April, 2010
The NCAA unleashed a shocker on the world Tuesday, announcing that Mark Emmert will be the new president of the collegiate governing body. The University of Washington president wasn't even on the job search radar, as Hartford president Walter Harrison, Georgia prez Michael Adams and NCAA executive Bernard Franklin were seen ...NFL Draft 2010: 10 Surprises to Expect on Day 2
Published on: 23rd April, 2010
There was plenty of crying in beers last night. Part of Irish Nation is crying conspiracy while the rest are saying this was proof that Jimmy Clausen should have come back to campus for 2010. Whatever the case, the board resets today. Clausen's still there, but there's plenty of big ...2010 NFL Schedule: Which Divisions Have the Toughest Road to Dallas?
Published on: 21st April, 2010
If I was Vince Young, I wouldn't be looking too happy either after seeing the 2010 NFL schedule. Based on last year's records, the Titans have the toughest road to the Super Bowl in Dallas this year. In fact, the whole AFC South has a mighty tricky trek. Some of this ...The St. Louis Rams Owner: 10 Things You Need To Know About Stan Kroenke
Published on: 13th April, 2010
Enos Stanley "Stan" Kroenke is the sports mogul you've probably never heard of—mostly because he buys up U.S. teams that people previously didn't care about. Monday, Kroenke surprised most NFL pundits by announcing his intentions to purchase the other 60 percent of the St. Louis Rams. He previously owned 40 percent ...NFL Trade Rumors: Five Teams That Could Target Albert Haynesworth
Published on: 13th April, 2010
Imagine being Albert Haynesworth right now. You cashed in big time in signing with the Redskins to the tune of $32 million last year. Now, just one year into your deal, a new coach comes to town along with a new defensive scheme. When Haynesworth heard about all this change, he ...The Top 25 College Football Stadiums To See Before You Die
Published on: 8th April, 2010
Yes, the 1,000-foot flat screen is a sight to see at Cowboys Stadium. Walking through pro stadiums like Jerry Jones' new tribute to technology makes it all the more apparent why we love Saturdays so much. When Rudy's dad enters Notre Dame Stadium and says, "This is the most beautiful sight ...Featured Sponsors
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