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Programs looking to end NFL draft first round droughts
Miami, Penn State and USC are among some of the schools looking to end their NFL draft first round droughts. National College Football Writer Jon Solomon takes a closer look.
Boomer & Carton: Ray Rice speaks to Rutgers team
Boomer & Carton discuss Ray Rice speaking to the Rutgers team before their spring game.
College Football National Championship Odds
Which teams does Las Vegas like to contend for the College Football National Championship this coming season? Westgate Sportsbook's Jay Kornegay breaks down the odds.
Study: UAB was 'ill-advised' to cut football, bowling, rifle
Jon Soloman has the latest on the UAB sports program saga.
UAB Football update
Jon Solomon has the latest twist to the recently dismantled UAB Football program.
What should the Golden Bears do?
The University of California???s recruiting coordinator and wide receivers coach Pierre Ingram was arrested last week for soliciting prostitution in a sting operation. What should Cal and Sonny Dykes do?
Will Ohio State discipline Michael Bennett?
Ohio State's Michael Bennett gave President Obama bunny ears during a group picture. Should Ohio State discipline Michael Bennett?
Pac-12 survey finds excessive time demands on athletes
Dennis Dodd explains why Pac-12 athletes are "working" 50 hours per week.
Ohio State preview
Dennis Dodd talks about Ohio State's bright future
Potential QB transfers
Dennis Dodd talks about top quarterbacks who ought to think about transferring.
Spring viewer's guide: 4/16
Chip Patterson highlights a few of the biggest spring games coming up this weekend and how to watch them from home, including quarterback competitions at Notre Dame, Texas and Alabama.
Should college football playoffs expand?
Pac-12 commissioner Larry Scott and Condoleezza Rice said 4 teams is the right amount for college football playoffs. Should they expand that number?
Brian Kelly comments on Ohio State's three quarterbacks
Notre Dame coach Brian Kelly said he would take his two quarterbacks, Everett Golson and Malik Zaire, over Ohio State's. Chip Patterson discusses the comments and what to look for in the Blue-Gold spring game on Saturday.
Bringing back the Texas and Texas A&M rivalry
Charlie Strong and Kevin Sumlin both would like to restart the rivalry between Texas and Texas A&M. Will the two schools agree to play again and when could it happen? Chip Patterson explains.
Texas/Texas A&M rivalry to resume?
Should Texas and Texas A&M revive their football rivalry?
FSU Football on pace to break NFL Draft record
Dennis Dodd discusses Florida State's incredible draft success.
Dodd on TCU/Baylor
Dennis Dodd discusses how Baylor and TCU have taken over the Big 12.
College Football: Spring viewer's guide
Several spring games will be available for fans to watch this weekend. Chip Patterson tells you which ones to watch and what to look for in the Viewer's Guide.
Want to be Arkansas State's new head coach?
Dennis Dodd discusses Arkansas State's out of the box spring game
Conference championship deregulation
Dennis Dodd talks conference championship deregulation.
Cal offensive coordinator Tony Franklin
Tony Franklin is willing to speak his mind living in ultra-liberal Berkeley, where he enjoys taking in protests by Cal students. Jon Solomon has the full story.
Could UAB bring football back?
The University of Alabama at Birmingham has hired another consulting firm to review its decision to drop football. This latest firm is expected to have a report by May 15, right around the time UAB's future membership in Conference USA may be decided.
Muschamp and McElwain's roster remarks
Eye on CFB writer Jerry Hinnen talks about Will Muschamp and Jim McElwain exchanging roster barbs.
Friday Five: Top college coaches
Tom Fornelli gives his top five coaches in the group of five conferences.
Jonathan Taylor will not return to Alabama
Alabama coach Nick Saban confirmed that dismissed defensive tackle Jonathan Taylor will not be welcome back to the team, even with his accuser recanting her story to the police. Chip Patterson has the details.
Forward Progress: The Integration of SEC Football preview
A documentary about Nate Northington, who was the first African American football player in the SEC.
College football coaches rankings 10-1
Chip Patterson breaks down the Top 10 coaches from the 2015 College Football Coaches Rankings.
Should Alabama allow Jonathan Taylor back?
Doug Gottlieb discusses if Jonathan Taylor should be allowed back to the Alabama Crimson Tide after his accuser recanted her story.
College football coaches rankings 66-26
The college football team is ranking all of the coaches in the power five conferences. Chip Patterson highlights five coaches from 26-66 that could see their stock change before next offseason.
Jonathan Taylor update
Chip Patterson updates the status of former Alabama defensive tackle Jonathan Taylor after his accuser recanted her story that led to his domestic violence charge over the weekend.
Boomer & Carton: Winston and Mariota will miss NFL Draft
Quarterbacks Jameis Winston and Marcus Mariota have announced that they will not be attending the 2015 NFL Draft. Boomer and Carton discuss why these two top prospects will not make an appearance.
Nick Saban defends Alabama signing Jonathan Taylor
Doug Gottlieb discusses Nick Saban defending Alabama's decision to sign Jonathan Taylor despite his domestic violence record.
Friday Five: Cinderella stories
Tom Fornelli gives his five schools outside the power five conferences that could be Cinderella stories this season and make the College Football Playoff.
Should transfers have to sit out a year?
The NCAA is forming a committee to research possible changes to transfer rules, particularly rules governing graduate transfers. Tom Fornelli has the latest.
Will the NCAA remain in Indianapolis?
The NCAA has expressed concern about a new Indiana law that will allow businesses to turn away gay and lesbian customers based on "religious freedom." NCAA president Mark Emmert suggested staging future NCAA championships in the state could be impacted.
NCAA releases USC files
Nearly 500 pages of documents that were unsealed this week paint an unflattering picture of how the NCAA investigated and ruled on the USC/Reggie Bush case several years ago. Jon Solomon discusses.
UAB football's demise was planned
UAB president Ray Watts claimed the school would not decide on cutting football until a 'data driven' study was complete, but PR documents show plans were in place well ahead of time. College football writer Jon Solomon has the latest.
Should there be two college athletic associations?
Notre Dame AD Jack Swarbrick believes that there should be two amateur organizations: one to be more of a semi-pro league and the other held to academic standards. Dennis Dodd has the latest.
Mariota's pro day
Marcus Mariota performed at his pro day on Thursday and several NFL teams were there including the Tennessee Titans who hold the second pick in the draft. Rob Rang has the details.
Greg Sankey takes over the SEC
Greg Sankey has been named the new SEC Commissioner succeeding Michael Slive. Jon Solomon has the latest.
Independents spring practice update
Who will be the Notre Dame starting quarterback this season? Chip Patterson has the latest on this and other news about the Independents during spring practice.
Barry Switzer speaks out
Former Oklahoma Sooners coach Barry Switzer spoke out recently about an Oklahoma frat's racist video that led to the fraternity being removed from campus.
Big Ten spring practice update
How will Jim Harbaugh, Mike Riley and Paul Chryst adjust to their new teams? Who will be the starting QB at Ohio State? Chip Patterson has the latest on spring practice around the Big Ten.
Who is UNLV's new head coach Tony Sanchez?
CBSSports.com College Football Insider Dennis Dodd investigates former Bishop Gorman High School coach Tony Sanchez, who is taking over UNLV's football program this upcoming season.
Pac-12 spring practice update
With spring practice right around the corner in college football, Chip Patterson breaks down several storylines around the Pac-12.
Big 12 spring practice watch
With spring practice right around the corner in college football, Chip Patterson breaks down several story lines around the Big 12.
SEC spring practice watch
With spring practice right around the corner in college football, Chip Patterson breaks down some of the new coaches in the SEC this season.
The passion of a statistician
Dennis Dodd remembers the life of passionate statistician and Notre Dame enthusiast, Steve Boda.
Revolutionizing football helmets
UAB Engineering professor Dr. Dean Sicking has been doing a lot of research to make football helmets more efficient. CBSSport.com's Jon Solomon has the latest.
College uniform problems
CBSSports.com's Jon Solomon discusses uniforms across college sports and how they are designed to be unique rather than helping to identify players.
Jim Harbaugh helps women in crash
Jim Harbaugh has had a busy start to his tenure at Michigan and Tuesday was no different.
Mississippi State extends Dan Mullen
Chip Patterson discusses Mississippi State head coach Dan Mullen's contract extension and what it means for the SEC West and the rest of college football.
LSU recruiting sanctions
Chip Patterson has you covered as he breaks down the latest recruiting violations against the LSU Tigers.
Cardale Jones sets record straight
Cardale Jones takes to twitter to set the record straight on the correct score of his recent video game play.
Colorado hires Jim Leavitt
Dennis Dodd takes a deeper look at the decision of Colorado to hire Jim Leavitt as defensive coordinator.
National Signing Day top recruiting classes
Jamie Erdahl, Ryan Bartow and Chip Patterson discuss the top classes from 2015 National Signing Day.
Signing Day: Bryan Harsin on replacing former stars
Boise State coach Bryan Harsin discusses the struggle of trying to replace their key players and what he looks for in those recruits.
Signing Day: Rich Rodriguez on early commitments
Arizona head coach Rich Rodriguez discusses the advantage of recruits committing early rather than waiting until Signing Day.
Boise State lands Left Shark
Boise State coach Bryan Harsin was proud to announce the signing of Left Shark for the 2015 recruiting class and hopes to bring in Right Shark in 2016.
Signing Day: Mark Dantonio on building his program
Michigan State head coach Mark Dantonio calls in to the CBSSports.com studio to talk about building the program and how it is leading to results.
Signing Day: David Shaw on Stanford's high academic standards for recruits
Head football coach at Stanford, David Shaw, talks to the CBSSports.com National Signing Day crew about the academic standards their recruits must meet.
Signing Day: Gary Andersen on first year recruiting for Oregon State
Gary Anderson discusses his late start recruiting for Oregon State and his love for Florida athletes.
USC lands Iman Marshall
Jamie Erdahl, Ryan Bartow and Chip Patterson discuss USC landing Iman Marshall.
2015 National Signing Day surprises
Jamie Erdahl, Ryan Bartow and Chip Patterson break down the biggest surprises from National Signing Day.
Signing Day: Pat Narduzzi looking forward to his first year at Pitt
Pittsburgh head football coach Pat Narduzzi talks about the accomplishment of a great recruiting class depsite the drawback of recruiting players and coaches within a short amount of time.
Signing Day: Bob Stoops' recruiting strategy
Oklahoma head coach Bob Stoops talks about the importance of regional recruiting and the positions he was looking to fill this season.
Signing Day: Steve Sarkisian on improving recruiting strategies
USC head football coach Steve Sarkisian talks about the difference having a full year made in the recruiting process and how that helped him bring in the No. 2 recruiting class.
Signing Day: Tim Beckman on offensive line recruits
Illinois head coach Tim Beckman calls in to the CBSSports.com studio to talk about the 2014 season and the impact the offensive line recruits will have going forward.
Josh Hamilton admits to relapse
Dayn Perry has the latest on the news of Josh Hamilton admitting to a relapse.
Signing Day: Breaking down Texas
The CBSSports.com National Signing Day crew breaks down what Texas did to reclaim momentum in the recruiting world.
Signing Day: UAB Coach Bill Clark on helping recruits transfer
Former UAB head coach Bill Clark talks to Chip Patterson on helping recruits transfer after UAB's program was discontinued.
Signing Day: Shane Beamer on the success of freshmen
Virginia Tech RBs coach Shane Beamer joins Chip Patterson to discuss the impact the freshmen made on the Hokies last year and how he hopes the freshmen of the 2015 class are even better.
David Ortiz reacts to rule changes
Boston Red Sox DH David Ortiz is not happy about some of the rule changes. Eye on Baseball writer Matt Snyder has the details behind the new rules and how Big Papi may be out of line.
Signing Day: Mike London on their challenging schedule
Virginia Cavaliers head coach Mike London discusses how the new recruits will help his team overcome the adversity from last season.
Signing Day: Brian Kelly on Notre Dame recruiting success
Notre Dame head coach Brian Kelly talks to the CBSSports.com National Signing Day crew about his recruiting success and acquiring big names like Josh Adams and Dexter Williams.
Signing Day: Paul Johnson excited about this year's class
Georgia Tech head coach Paul Johnson calls in to the CBSSports.com studio to talk about how happy he is with his team's progress and this year's recruits.
Signing Day: Hugh Freeze on QBs and JUCO recruits
Ole Miss head coach Hugh Freeze joins the CBSSports.com National Signing Day crew with insight on this year's recruiting class, featuring top ranked JUCO players and more.
Signing Day: Les Miles talks recruiting and entertains, as usual
LSU coach Les Miles touched on a number of topics during an appearance on the CBS Sports National Signing Day Live show.
Signing Day: Tommy Tuberville on Cincy's recruiting process
Cincinnati head coach Tommy Tuberville explains his recruiting process and what he expects from second year quarterback Gunner Kiel.
Les Miles raves about Odell Beckham Jr., Jarvis Landry
Odell Beckham Jr. and Jarvis Landry broke out in the NFL, and LSU coach Les Miles was able to explain why.
Signing Day: James Franklin on Penn State's recruiting surge
Penn State head coach James Franklin talks about the importance of dominating recruiting regions and the improvement of depth on his team on National Signing Day.
Signing Day: Mike Riley on this year's class
Nebraska head coach Mike Riley calls in to the CBSSports.com studio to discuss how he adapted to the Big Ten coming from the Pac12 and how he feels about this year's recruiting class.
Les Miles discusses whether he's had past Michigan interest
Michigan has tried to hire LSU coach Les Miles on more than one occasion. Was he ever actually interested?
Les Miles forbade daughter from crushing on Brady Quinn
LSU coach Les Miles admitted his daughter once had a crush on ex-Irish quarterback Brady Quinn. He would have none of it.
Signing Day: Martez Ivey commits to Florida
Five-star Martez Ivey (No. 2 overall, No. 1 OT) boosts the Gators by committing to Florida over Auburn.
Signing Day: Coach Bret Bielema on the Arkansas QB situation
Arkansas head coach Bret Bielema calls in to CBSSports.com on National Signing Day to talk about his quarterback situation going forward and recruiting in Florida.
Signing Day: First-year Wisconsin head coach Paul Chryst
First-year Wisconsin head coach Paul Chryst discusses what he plans to do in preparation to compete with the other Big Ten teams and his recruiting process on National Signing Day.
Signing Day: Ruffin McNeill optimistic about future at ECU
East Carolina Head Coach Ruffin McNeill joins the CBSSports.com National Signing Day crew to discuss the new players added to ECU's class this year and his philosophy of recruiting starters.
Roscoe Crosby highlights from 2001
Roscoe Crosby highlights from 2001
What the College Football Playoffs mean in Vegas
Jamie Erdahl travels to Las Vegas to see how the CFB Playoff is having an effect on fans.
Reynolds connects with Tillman for Navy TD
Keenan Reynolds throws a bullet to Jamir Tillman for a 9-yard touchdown evening the score 7-7.
This Week in (Dumb) Baseball: Spring training version
CBSSports.com baseball writer Matt Snyder has you covered on all of the things happening in baseball in this week's edition of 'This Week in (Dumb) Baseball.
Army blocks punt and goes up early
Army breaks the line and blocks the punt, Xavier Moss scoops up the ball and returns it 7-yards for the touchdown.
Army Navy tease 2014
Former Army fullback Mike Viti shares his journey in advance of the 2014 Army Navy football game in Baltimore.
Monken on upcoming game against Navy
Army head coach Jeff Monken sat down with CBS Sports to discuss the Black Nights trying to put an end to their 12-game losing streak to Navy.
Army vs. Navy recap
Kennan Reynolds ran 26 times for 100 yards and a touchdown leading the Midshipmen to a 17-10 win over the Black Nights, their thirteenth-straight win over Army. Verne Lundquist and Gary Danielson recap all the action from M&T Bank Stadium.
Army vs. Navy highlights
Navy extended its winning streak over Army to 13 games, using a strong defensive performance and the versatility of quarterback Keenan Reynolds to carve out a 17-10 victory Saturday.
21 North Carolina at 1 Kentucky recap
Willie Cauley-Stein led the way for the Wildcats with 15 points and top-ranked Kentucky rolled past No. 21 North Carolina 84-70 on Saturday. Greg Anthony and Marv Albert recap all the action from Rupp Arena.
Army/Navy football rivalry
Dennis Dodd takes you through the historic rivalry between Army and Navy.
Kenley Jansen out 8-12 weeks
Dodgers closer Kenley Jansen to miss some time after having surgery on his foot. CBSSports.com's Matt Snyder has you covered on how the Dodgers can fill that void.
Navy football traditions
CBSSports.com gives you an inside look at some of the traditions of Navy football.
Sims connects with White for 58-yard TD
Blake Sims hits DeAndrew White for a 58-yard touchdown to put the Crimson Tide up 14-0 over Missouri.
Brewers to host "Major League" night
The Milwaukee Brewers have announced plans to host a Major League night in 2015 which will include a Harry Doyle bobblehead.
Ray ejected for targeting
Shane Ray hits Blake Sims after the ball is thrown and is called for targeting and ejected from the game.
Sonic Taste of Tradition: SEC Championship weekend
Allie LaForce talks about the SEC Championship weekend and the induction of 14 SEC legends including Alabama running back Bobby Humphrey and Missouri tight end Kellen Winslow.
Alex Rodriguez releases apology letter
Alex Rodriguez released a hand-written letter to apologize to fans and the Yankees. Dayn Perry takes a look at what's next for the troubled superstar.
Saban on upcoming SEC Championship Game
Alabama head coach Nick Saban sat down with CBS Sports to discuss the Crimson Tide taking on the Missouri Tigers in the SEC Championship Game as well as Alabama's keys to victory.
The art of Verne Lundquist's laugh
Friends and colleagues discuss what makes Verne's laugh so special.
Anthony Bosch sentenced to 4 years
Anthony Bosch was sentenced to 4 years in federal prison for supplying PEDs to MLB players. Attorney Josh Widlansky joins Jamie Erdahl to discuss the sentence.
Mountain West Championship recap
Grant Hendrick threw for 155 yards and ran for two touchdowns as Boise State wins the Mountain West Championship 28-14 on Saturday night. Carter Blackburn and Aaron Taylor recap all the action.
Grant Hendrick on winning the Mountain West Championship
Grant Hendrick accounted for 236 total yards and two touchdowns as Boise State defeated Fresno State 28-14 on Saturday night to win the Mountain West Championship. Jamie Erdahl caught up with Hendrick after the game.
Mountain West Championship highlights
Grant Hendrick threw for 155 yards, rushed for 81 yards and two touchdowns as Boise State beat Fresno State 28-14 to win the Mountain West Championship.
Saban and Sims on winning the SEC Championship
Blake Sims threw for 262 yards and two touchdowns as the Alabama Crimson Tide dominated the Missouri Tigers 42-13 to win the SEC Championship Game. Allie LaForce caught up with head coach Nick Saban and Blake Sims after the game.
Bryce Harper is strong
Jamie Erdahl and Matt Synder discuss the latest video of Bryce Harper in the gym.
Walton runs for 91-yards for TD
Jaylen Walton takes the hand off and runs 91 yards for a touchdown extending the Rebels lead to 24-10 over Mississippi State.
2 Wisconsin at Marquette recap
Josh Gasser scored 12 points on four 3-pointers, 7-footer Frank Kaminsky added 15 points and 10 rebounds and No. 2 Wisconsin managed a 49-38 win Saturday over Marquette. Marv Albert and Greg Anthony recap all the action from the BMO Harris Bradley Center.
Sonic Taste of Tradition: The Egg Bowl
Allie LaForce talks about how the Ole Miss-Mississippi State game came to be known as the the Egg Bowl.
Shawn Oakman 'Second Chance'
Shawn Oakman is considered to be the best pass rushing prospect in the nation among defensive linemen but he wouldn't even be on the field today if he didn't get a second chance.
Home field advantage in the World Series
With three straight All-Star games in National League parks, should the All-Star Game determine home field advantage in the World Series? CBSSports.com baseball writer Dayn Perry has you covered.
88-year old charges mound
Jamie Erdahl and Dayn Perry discuss 88-year old Lew Dunlap charging the mound at Rockies fantasy camp.
Bielema on shutout victory over No. 8 Ole Miss
Bret Bielema talks with Allie LaForce about Arkansas' 27-0 shutout victory over Ole Miss.
Samaje Perine sets single game rushing record
One week after Melvin Gordon set the single game rushing record, Oklahoma running back Samaje Perine topped him with 427 yards against Kansas on Saturday.
Jon Heyman interviews Bud Selig; Part 1 of 4
Bud Selig sits down with baseball insider Jon Heyman and discusses his eventful time as baseball commissioner, including a very tough decade in the 90s.
Jon Heyman interviews Bud Selig; Part 2 of 4
Bud Selig sits down with baseball insider Jon Heyman and discusses his eventful time as baseball commissioner, including the cancellation of the '94 World Series and steroids.
2013 Iron Bowl ending
Auburn stunned Alabama by returning a missed field goal at the end of regulation to win the SEC West.
Jon Heyman interviews Bud Selig; Part 3 of 4
Bud Selig sits down with baseball insider Jon Heyman and discusses his eventful time as baseball commissioner, including the issue facing baseball's pace of play.
Hugh Freeze on upcoming game against Arkansas
Ole Miss head coach Hugh Freeze sat down with CBS Sports to discuss the Rebels upcoming game against the Arkansas Razorbacks.
Jon Heyman interviews Bud Selig; Part 4 of 4
Bud Selig sits down with baseball insider Jon Heyman and discusses his eventful time as baseball commissioner, including the highlights of his time in baseball and the story of how he was able to get the Wild Card implemented.
Bielema looks to lead his Razorbacks to back-to-back SEC wins
Arkansas head coach Bret Bielema sat down with CBS Sports to discuss the Razorbacks first SEC of the season as well as well their keys to victory on Saturday against Ole Miss.
Saban and Sims on defeating No. 1 Mississippi State
Blake Sims, T.J. Yeldon and No. 5 Alabama's relentless defense delivered on a big stage, and the Crimson Tide held off No. 1 Mississippi State 25-20 on Saturday. Nick Saban and Blake Sims talk about the victory.
Is Dan Mullen a candidate at Florida?
With Florida firing Will Muschamp, is Mississippi State head coach Dan Mullen a potential replacement? Leroy Hoard and Johanna Gomez discuss.
Melvin Gordon breaks rushing record
Wisconsin running back Melvin Gordon broke the FBS single game rushing record against Nebraska on Saturday. Leroy Hoard and Johanna Gomez discuss the record.
Heisman spotlight: Amari Cooper
After Alabama's win over top ranked Mississippi State, should Amari Cooper be in the Heisman conversation? Johanna Gomez and Leroy Hoard debate.
College Football Recruiting Update: FSU and Miami
247Sports' Ryan Bartow joins Jamie Erdahl to look at some key recruiting battles between Florida State and Miami.
Nick Saban on Alabama's keys to victory over Mississippi State
Alabama head coach Nick Saban sat down with CBS Sports to discuss the Crimson Tide's keys to victory over top-ranked Mississippi.
4 Mississippi State at 19 Ole Miss highlights
Bo Wallace threw for 296 yards despite completing just 13 of 30 passes and the Ole Miss Rebels beat Mississippi State 31-17 on Saturday.
Arkansas at 17 Missouri recap
Marcus Murphy scored the go-ahead touchdown on a 12-yard run with 4:38 remaining and Missouri beat Arkansas 21-14 on Friday. Carter Blackburn and Aaron Taylor recap all the action from Faurot Field.
Salute the Troops: Noah Copeland
Navy running back Noah Copeland describes what it means to play football at Navy.
Arkansas at 17 Missouri highlights
Marcus Murphy scored the go-ahead touchdown on a 12-yard run with 4:38 remaining and Markus Golden recovered a fumble to seal No. 17 Missouri's 21-14 victory Friday against Arkansas and send the Tigers to the SEC championship game for the second straight season.
College Football Recruiting Update: SEC
247Sports' Ryan Bartow joins Jamie Erdahl to discuss the latest on the recruiting trail in the SEC.
Salute the Troops: Terry Baggett
Army running back Terry Baggett details what it takes to play football at Army.
Gary Pinkel on come-from-behind win over Arkansas
Missouri held Arkansas scoreless in the second half and erased an 11-point deficit to defeat the Razorbacks 21-14 on Friday. Jamie Erdahl caught up with Tigers head coach Gary Pinkel after the game.
Salute the Troops: Broam Hart
Air Force senior running back Broam Hart highlights what it is like to play for Air Force and what life will be like after graduation.
Jon Heyman on Cardinals/Braves four-player trade
MLB Insider Jon Heyman joins Adam Aizer to analyze the four-player deal that sent Jason Heyward to the Cardinals in exchange for Shelby Miller.
Jon Heyman update on Giancarlo Stanton mega-deal
MLB Insider Jon Heyman gives us the latest on the reported $325 million deal between the Marlins and Giancarlo Stanton.
5 Alabama vs 16 LSU recap
After forcing overtime in the closing seconds, Alabama scored on their only possession for the 20-13 win.
Jon Heyman on Russell Martin deal with Blue Jays
MLB Insider Jon Heyman joins Adam Aizer to break down catcher Russell Martin's free-agent deal with the Blue Jays.
MLB Top 10 players of the 2014 season
Dayn Perry joins Adam Aizer with a look at his top 10 list of hitters and pitchers from the 2014 season.
Jon Heyman on Braves future
MLB Insider Jon Heyman joins us to talk about the future of the Braves after the firing of GM Frank Wren.
Sumlin on dramatic victory over Auburn
Texas A&M head coach Kevin Sumlin spoke with CBS Sports' Jamie Erdahl after the Aggies dramatic 41-38 upset win over Auburn on Saturday.
Derek Jeter's last All-Star Game
Dayn Perry and Matt Snyder discuss Yankees icon Derek Jeter in his 14th and final All-Star game appearance.
Texas A&M at Auburn highlights
Texas A&M recovered two late fumbles in a wild 41-38 upset victory over No. 3 Auburn on Saturday.
2014 MLB All-Star Game recap
Dayn Perry and Matt Snyder recap the 2014 MLB All-Star game from Minnesota.
Kennedy on big win over Auburn
Malcome Kennedy caught four passes for 118 yards and a touchdown as Texas A&M upset Auburn 41-38 on Saturday. Kennedy spoke with Jamie Erdahl after the game.
Wainwright on All-Star game pitch to Jeter
St. Louis Cardinals Pitcher Adam Wainwright admitted to giving Derek Jeter a pitch to hit during the All-Star game in Minnesota.
8 Ole Miss at Arkansas highlights
Rohan Gaines returned an interception 100 yards for a touchdown, and Arkansas' defense forced six turnovers in a 30-0 win over No. 8 Mississippi on Saturday.
MLB second half preview
What should you expect in the second half of the season? Which teams will surprise? Dayn Perry and Matt Snyder have you covered.
2014 MLB All-Star Game preview
Dayn Perry and Matt Snyder take a look at the 2014 MLB All-Star game from Minnesota.
MLB trade deadline preview
MLB insider Jon Heyman joins Matt Snyder as they discuss who could be on the move before the MLB trade deadline.
Shawn Oakman on incident at Penn State
Shawn Oakman discusses how he felt when Penn State football was taken away from him,. Be sure to check out the full feature on CBS Sports Network in December.
MLB Top 10: Best players in the NL Central
Who are the best hitters and pitchers in the NL Central this season? Dayn Perry joins Adam Aizer to debate.
MLB Hall of Famer Tony Gwynn passes away
CBSSports.com MLB Insider Jon Heyman joins Adam Aizer to discuss the passing of Hall of Famer Tony Gwynn at the age of 54.
Les Miles on upcoming game against Alabama
LSU head coach Les Miles sat down with CBS Sports to discuss the Tigers upcoming game with the Alabama Crimson Tide.
Lehigh vs. Lafayette 'The Rivalry'
We pay a lot of attention to power conference rivalries but the Lehigh and Lafayette rivalry is every bit as heated and even more historic.
Florida vs 11 Georgia recap
The Florida Gators stunned the 11th ranked Bulldogs in Jacksonville 38-20. Gary Danielson joins Erin Sharoni and Leroy Hoard for the recap.
Traditions of Army Football
CBSSports.com gives you an inside look into Army football.
1 Mississippi State at 5 Alabama highlights
Blake Sims threw for 211 yards and a touchdown as Alabama knocked off top-ranked Mississippi State 25-20 on Saturday.
Dan Mullen on upcoming game against Alabama
Mississippi State head coach Dan Mullen sat down CBS Sports to discuss the Bulldogs upcoming game against Alabama.
Brady Quinn's top Heisman candidates
Former Maxwell Award winner at Notre Dame and Heisman finalist Brady Quinn lists his favorite candidates in the race for the Heisman trophy.
Brady Quinn's College Football Playoff Projections
Find out which teams Brady Quinn is picking to be in the final four as he gives his college football playoff projections.
Notre Dame vs Navy Rivalry
What is it like the play in the Notre Dame/Navy rivalry? Dennis Dodd takes you through the historic series.
Traditions of Air Force football
Find out what is it like to play for the Air Force academy and how intense is the rivalry with Army is.
Mike Viti "One Step at a Time"
Former West Point cadet and Army fullback Mike Viti is going across the country, one step at a time, to bring awareness and raise money for the families of fallen soldiers
5 Alabama at 16 LSU highlights
Blake Sims drove Alabama 55 yards in the final 50 seconds of regulation for a tying field goal, and threw a 6-yard touchdown pass to DeAndrew White in overtime to lift No. 5 Alabama to a 20-13 victory over No. 16 LSU on Saturday night.
Texas A&M at Auburn highlights
Texas A&M recovered two late fumbles in a wild 41-38 upset victory over No. 3 Auburn on Saturday.
Quan Bray's late mother still inspires him on and off the field
Auburn wide receiver Quan Bray's mother was tragically killed by her estranged husband (Quan's father) three years ago. Bray discusses how he uses the memory of his late mother, to inspire him not only on the field, but in the classroom and in life.
Nick Saban on showdown in Death Valley
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Enrolment modes: | Trimester 1: Burwood (Melbourne), Cloud (online) |
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This unit focuses on a range of theories of bilingualism, the knowledge of the pedagogical principles and the practice of teaching through a second or foreign language. Students explore in detail the issues of language education and how to make it responsive to the needs of bilingual and/or second language learners and to their use of languages in the classroom and across a range of social contexts. The unit covers core concepts and pedagogical issues from a range of perspectives, paying particular attention to socio-cultural and communicative approaches to bilingualism, language policies, curricula and language education programs, such as Content Language Integrated Learning (CLIL) programs, types and degrees of bilingualism and their relationships to the identity of learners, and the characteristics of bilingual speech. The unit also looks at the ways in which research into bilingualism and bilingual education can inform both pedagogy and the effective learning of a second or foreign language.
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Por: Andy Gavil, Debbie Feinstein, and Marty Gaynor | 24 de Abril de 2014
Consumers once shopped predominantly at their local stores; but first mail order catalogs and today the Internet have created new ways to shop for and purchase a wide range of goods and services. Similarly, consumers once arranged for taxis by hailing one from a street corner or by calling a dispatcher; yet today, smartphones and new software applications are shaking up the transportation industry, creating new business opportunities and new services for consumers.
In buying cars, however, these new ways to shop may not be available to consumers. For decades, local laws in many states have required consumers to purchase their cars solely from local, independent auto dealers. Removing these regulatory impediments may be essential to allow consumers access to new ways of shopping that have become available in many other industries.
This very question has been raised across the country, as a still-young car manufacturer, Tesla, pursues a direct-to-consumer sales strategy that does not rely on local, independent dealers.
In this case and others, many state and local regulators have eliminated the direct purchasing option for consumers, by taking steps to protect existing middlemen from new competition. We believe this is bad policy for a number of reasons.
American consumers and businesses benefit from a dynamic and diverse economy where new technologies and business models can and have disrupted stable and stagnant industries, often by responding to unmet or under-served consumer needs. When that occurs in an industry long subject to extensive regulation, existing businesses—like automobile dealers—often respond by urging legislators or regulators to restrict or even bar the new firms that threaten to shake up their market.
Out of 15 million cars sold in the U.S. in 2013, Tesla accounted for a little over 22,000. This hardly presents a serious competitive threat to established dealers. What it could represent is a real change to the way cars are sold that might allow Tesla to expand in the future and prove attractive to other manufacturers, whether established or new ones that have yet to emerge, and consumers. Efforts to litigate, legislate, and regulate to eliminate Tesla's perceived threat have forced it to battle jurisdiction-by-jurisdiction for the simple right to sell its automobiles directly to consumers.
When the automobile industry was in its infancy, auto manufacturers recruited independent, locally owned dealers to reach consumers in localities across the country. State laws progressively embraced wide-ranging protections for these dealers due to a perceived imbalance of power between the typically small local dealers and major national manufacturers. Dealers persuaded lawmakers that they needed protections from abusive practices by manufacturers. Federal laws, too, developed to protect auto dealers from abuse.
These protections expanded until in many states they included outright bans on the sale of new cars by anyone other than a dealer—specifically, an auto manufacturer. Instead of "protecting," these state laws became "protectionist," perpetuating one way of selling cars—the independent car dealer. Such blanket bans are an anomaly in the broader economy, where most manufacturers compete to respond to consumer needs by choosing from among direct sales to consumers, reliance on independent dealers, or some combination of the two.
Dealers contend that it is important for regulators to prevent abuses of local dealers. This rationale appears unsupported, however, with respect to blanket prohibitions of direct sales by manufacturers. And, in any event, it has no relevance to companies like Tesla. It has never had any independent dealers and reportedly does not want them.
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Change is a critical dimension of that competitive process. Manufacturers in a variety of industries now reach consumers directly through websites, providing extensive information that was once only available from dealers or by phone or mail inquiry. And consumers routinely turn to the Internet as a convenient way to comparison shop and buy products and services.
Such change can sometimes be difficult for established competitors that are used to operating in a particular way, but consumers can benefit from change that also challenges longstanding competitors. Regulators should differentiate between regulations that truly protect consumers and those that protect the regulated. We hope lawmakers will recognize efforts by auto dealers and others to bar new sources of competition for what they are—expressions of a lack of confidence in the competitive process that can only make consumers worse off.
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NEW YORK -- In the more than two decades since plating his final run for the Mets, Darryl Strawberry has asserted with increasing frequency that one of the greatest regrets of his baseball career was leaving New York. Given a mulligan, Strawberry would have stuck around Flushing to pad his franchise-record total of 733 RBIs.
As it was, Strawberry's mark still stood largely unchallenged for 22 years, until David Wright finally toppled it with a home run Wednesday. A meaningful home run, at that. Wright's two-run, sixth-inning shot at Citi Field gave the Mets their first lead in a 5-1 victory over the Marlins, making a winner out of R.A. Dickey and a complimentary bunch out of the Mets.
"I couldn't even fathom it," Dickey said. "Think about some of the greats that he's talked about with -- Darryl Strawberry and others. I couldn't be more proud of a teammate."
In the context of the game, Wright's two-run blast was about as impactful as he could have hoped. With the Mets down a run in the sixth inning, Wright crushed a Mark Buehrle changeup over the left-center-field fence, in the space between Citi Field's old, black wall and its new, blue one. That plated Daniel Murphy, giving the Mets a lead they would not relinquish -- and, later, prompting Buehrle to lament that "you can't hang a changeup to him."
It also gave Wright his 734th and 735th RBIs, more than anyone else has amassed with the Mets. Thanks to a security guard, Wright was able to swap some paraphernalia for the ball, which he may display in some fashion after he retires.
"It's so difficult in this game to kind of pat yourself on the back and still get ready for tomorrow," Wright said. "I'll enjoy it for the night and hopefully get some rest, and add onto that tomorrow."
He hopes to build momentum, in other words, not unlike the type that Dickey and Buehrle established during Wednesday's early innings. Perhaps feeding off each other's efficiency, the two starting pitchers allowed a combined three baserunners over the first four innings. With neither even approaching 90 mph with his fastball, Buehrle and Dickey completed the first inning in exactly 10 minutes. They buzzed through half the game in precisely one hour.
But things began slowing in the fifth, when Dickey gave up a home run to Omar Infante that ricocheted off the facing of the second deck in left field. It was the only damage the Marlins could do against Dickey, who struck out seven and classified his third win solely as "a special night for David."
It was precisely the type of night that Wright wished he had enjoyed on Tuesday, batting in the eighth with the chance to break a tie. Instead, Wright struck out against the Marlins, marking his fifth consecutive game without an RBI.
So when the third baseman strode to the plate in the sixth inning Wednesday, it was with greater purpose than to rewrite team history. Wright wanted to give his team a lead and a victory, their second straight.
"In the situation of that game, it's a huge hit," said outfielder Mike Baxter, who put the game out of reach with a pinch-hit, two-run double in the eighth. "He's a special player."
Wright already holds the franchise record with 282 career doubles, and is on pace to blow by Strawberry for the most walks and strikeouts in club history. Before the season is finished, the third baseman should also catch Ed Kranepool in hits, Jose Reyes in runs scored.
He ranks in the top 10 in franchise history in nearly every other offensive category, including batting average, on-base percentage and slugging. But Wright's contract ends after a $16 million team option for next season, at which point he can become a free agent for the first time in his career. Whether he re-signs will play a significant role in how many records he is able to hold or extend.
Thus, Wright's other connection to Strawberry. Reluctant to talk about his future because of his current lack of control over it, Wright -- assuming health -- has an opportunity to retire one day as the most decorated hitter in franchise history. Manager Terry Collins referred to a player who should soon put the RBI record "out of reach," though another half-dozen seasons in Flushing would make that a whole lot easier.
Wright prefers not to discuss these things, but it is not as if he ignores them. In the aftermath of his RBI mark, he admitted to thinking about winning a World Series "all the time." Wright even spoke to a World Series winner earlier this week, when Strawberry called to congratulate him on tying his record.
For even more perspective, Wright needed only to look to the visiting dugout Wednesday, where Reyes sat after seven seasons with the Mets. Had the shortstop not joined the Marlins via free agency this winter, he may have had his own chance to rewrite franchise history.
But Reyes departed and Wright is still here. For now, at least, this is his home. For now, at least, this is all he knows.
"I've developed a ton of relationships here," Wright said. "Not just with the players and the coaches and the staff, but with the clubhouse guys and the security guys, a lot of the guys behind the scenes. Just to see the looks in their eyes, coming up to congratulate me, that means a lot."
Anthony DiComo is a reporter for MLB.com. Follow him on Twitter @AnthonyDicomo. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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