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Opposition joins Netanyahu in lobbying against anti-Israel resolution in UNHRC
A-G to issue tough indictment against former chief rabbi Metzger
Israel mum on State Department clarification on settlement policy
Assi Dayan to the end
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Family home of Har Nof synagogue massacre terrorist sealed
Lapid urges ambassadors to reject UNHRC Gaza report
New restrictions on Palestinian security prisoners passed by Knesset committee
Netanyahu: We are partners with Egypt in the fight against ISIS that has reached our borders
Jewish groups brief MEPs on Hamas's anti-Semitism
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Rabbi accused of molestation to be extradited to Israel
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Netanyahu comes to hail mental health reform
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Israeli scientists develop 'smell fingerprint' that could identify every human on Earth
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Energy Minister Steinitz announces terms of gas compromise deal
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Government seeks to fill hi-tech manpower shortage
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Jerusalem Post Editorial: Spreading pride
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Pope: Why didn't the allies bomb the railway lines to Auschwitz?
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Cherries in the Negev: If You Will it, It is No Dream
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Media are Hamas's main strategic weapons, says visiting US historian
50 days of Israel's Gaza operation, Protective Edge – by the numbers
UN resolution to follow apparent success of Egyptian mediation efforts
Watch: Air strike rattles Gaza City
Analysis: 'Non-kosher' Islamists and 'kosher' ones
Amman asks Security Council members to pass cease-fire resolution
B'Tselem's Gaza war statistics under fire
Analysis: Fighting in Gaza will flicker out, not be dramatically doused
Serry: Damage to Gaza structures three times that from Cast Lead
US official 'cannot envision' support for UN investigation into Gaza
Hamas: We know how to make Netanyahu accept our demands
State indicts 5 Gaza terrorists captured during Operation Protective Edge
Operation Protective Edge
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The nephews who died, were among six people who were killed in a reported IDF strike on Haniyeh's sister's home. Since the latest outbreak of hostilities between Israel and Hamas, at least 121 Palestinians in Gaza have been killed and over 900 have been wounded, according to Israel Radio.
537 Gaza houses have either been destroyed or damaged, according to the Gaza-based Al-Mezan Association for Human RightIsrael's air force will continue to pound targets in the Gaza Strip over the course of at least the next 24 hours, the IDF Spokesperson said on Saturday.Brig.-Gen. Moti Almoz told Israel Radio on Saturday that there were still "many" targets in the Gaza Strip remaining. While air force sorties will continue, the army high command is simultaneously preparing for a ground incursion.Almoz told Israel Radio that Hamas is "growing increasingly frustrated over its inability to exact casualties among Israeli civilians." He said that the army was diligently working to avoid civilian casualties among the Palestinian population in Gaza. Palestinian officials in the Gaza Strip said at least nine people, including two physically disabled people, were killed overnight Friday during Israeli airstrikes as Operation Protective Edge entered its fifth day.
Health officials in Gaza reported that three people were killed in an IAF strike Saturday morning in the eastern section of Gaza City, according to Israel Radio. Before dawn Saturday, 13 Palestinians were killed in IDF strikes in Gaza, officials said.
The IDF said that it had struck 60 terror targets in the Hamas-ruled enclave. Since the operation began, Israeli aircraft have hit over 1,160 Hamas and Islamic Jihad targets in the Gaza Strip, the military said.Israel Navy gunboats also struck Hamas targets, including a lookout point as well as a meeting point used by operatives of Hamas as well as the Popular Resistance Committees."Among the targets that were struck since the beginning of the operation were dozens of operational infrastructure sites belonging to senior officials from the Hamas and the Palestinian Islamic Jihad terrorist organizations who took part in carrying out many attacks and projectile fire at Israeli territory," the army said in a communique.
An operations center housed in the Al-Faruk mosque in central Gaza, which was used to store rockets and other weapons, was struck by the IDF early on Saturday.Ten terrorist operatives were killed in air strikes, including six involved in rocket fire on Israel, the IDF said. A launcher in south Gaza used to fire on Beersheba overnight was also destroyed.Since Monday night, dozens of operational infrastructure sites used by senior Hamas and Islamic Jihad members have been destroyed, the IDF said.Infrastructure used by senior Hamas member Atia Abu Nakira in south Gaza was destroyed, as well as a home used as an operations center by senior Islamic Jihad member Jihad Ghanam.
Abu Nakira has taken part in a long line of terror attacks on Israel, the IDF, including rocket attacks, tunnel bombs, anti-tank and anti-aircraft missile fire at Israeli territory. Jihad Ghanam also took part in a long line of attacks, the IDF said, including large-scale rocket attacks on Israeli territory, targeting greater Tel Aviv. Homes used as operations centers by two Hamas members, Tisir Mebasher and Mahdi Kura'a were also destroyed overnight.
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Viacom International Media Networks announced two major international production deals for Spike TV's "Lip Sync Battle," following its international launch at MIPTV 2015.
The International Licensing Industry Merchandisers' Association is joining forces with Promarca, a licensing organization in Mexico, to form LIMA Mexico.
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Scripps Networks Latin America has promoted two executives as the company plans its continued rollout of Food Network across the region.
Twentieth Century Fox Consumer Products has appointed two new international licensing executives to accelerate growth of the company's presence in EMEA and Latin America.
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Bill Cosby is being sued for defamation by one woman who is alleging that he sexually assaulted her and then attempted to ruin her name.
Nick Cannon has admitted to being separated from estranged wife Mariah Carey after months of media speculation but insists he is not ready to date.
Erica Campbell is leading gospel artists in the 46th annual NAACP Image Award nominations.
Queen Latifah has expressed shock surrounding her talk show after its recent cancellation was announced.
Kenya Moore is questioning her fellow "Real Housewives of Atlanta" co-star Phaedra Parks' Christian beliefs.
Eric Berry says God has prepared him for a battle with Hodgkin's lymphoma that is keeping him off of the football field.
Cam Newton, the 25-year-old Carolina Panthers quarterback, is receiving prayers from his fellow NFL players after getting into a car accident that resulted in him fracturing bones in his lower back.
Glenn Beck is speaking out against the adult cartoon "Family Guy" for airing a Christmas episode that may have taken things too far with its portrayal of Jesus Christ.
Pastor Donnie McClurkin is calling for New York pastors, civic leaders, organizations, politicians and government officials to meet at his Perfecting Faith Church for a prayer rally in light of the recent protests coming as the result of a grand jury..
Fantasia Barrino may have been gushing about her new husband in recent weeks, but the singer has made it clear that God is still her priority.
Jeremy Lin has lost his starting point guard position on the Los Angeles Lakers and admits the season is one of the toughest he has played in his career.
The New York Knicks have had their worst start in franchise history, and may now be leaning on the Bible to get them through it.
Tim Tebow is surprising shoppers by paying off their layaway accounts, while letting the world witness the deed for a segment airing this week on "Good Morning America."
Alicia Keys is asking the nation to pray amid protests and civil unrest stemming from two recent cases of police officers not being charged for killing unarmed civilians.
Kelly Rowland is mourning the death of her mother, but her newborn son is helping her get through the pain.
Deion Sanders is reportedly suing his ex-wife Pilar Sanders for defamation after she accused him of assaulting their children.
Bill Cosby has been named by over 20 women who allege that he drugged and sexually assaulted them; now the Los Angeles Police Department is ready to officially investigate the matter.
The Biblical story of Dinah may have only spanned one chapter in The Bible, but Lifetime networks is expanding on the story of Jacob's daughter in the two night mini-series, "The Red Tent."
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This summer dessert has a tender biscuit which is split and filled with whipped cream, strawberries and sliced bananas.
Heat oven to 400°F.
Combine flour, 1/2 cup sugar, baking powder and salt in bowl. Cut in butter and shortening with pastry blender or fork until mixture resembles coarse crumbs. Stir in 2/3 cup whipping cream with fork just until moistened. Stir in chocolate chips.
Turn dough out onto lightly floured surface; knead 1 minute or until smooth. Roll out dough to 3/4-inch thickness.
Cut out 8 biscuits with 2 1/2-inch scalloped round cutter. Place 1 inch apart onto ungreased baking sheet. Bake 10-14 minutes or until lightly browned.
Beat 1 1/3 cups chilled whipping cream in chilled bowl at high speed, scraping bowl often, until soft peaks form. Continue beating, gradually adding powdered sugar and vanilla, until stiff peaks form.
Place sliced strawberries in bowl; toss with 2 tablespoons sugar.
Split biscuits; place onto individual dessert plates. Spoon whipped cream on bottom half of biscuits; place banana slices on whipped cream. Top with remaining half of biscuits; spoon strawberries over biscuits.
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Fat: 44g
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Protein: 6g
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Instant Analysis: Arkansas 42, Texas A&M 38
Posted by Bryan Fischer
ARLINGTON, Texas -- At halftime of the Southwest Classic, Arkansas' athletic director and president exchanged commemorative footballs with their Texas A&M counterparts. It was symbolic and fitting, as the two former Southwest Conference rivals were playing their final non-conference game of the series.
A&M's move to the SEC was the predominant theme of the game coming into Saturday afternoon's game at Cowboys Stadium, with the exchange of footballs showing just how close the two schools will become in 2012. On the field, both teams did the same and showed how close they were in 2011. And how far they were from contenting for a conference title - Big 12 or SEC.
Texas A&M raced out to a 404-yard, 35 point first half led by Christine Michael's three touchdown runs, much like they did last week against Oklahoma State. And just as they did last week, when they blew a 17 point lead at halftime, the Aggies did it again. Only this time it was 18 points as they came up short of beating an SEC team for first time since 1995, losing to Arkansas 42-38. The Aggies have lost 6 straight to SEC teams.
Quarterback Tyler Wilson took a shot from an Aggie defender after nearly every play but turned in a gutsy, school record setting performance, throwing for 510 yards and three touchdowns to go with a crucial two-point conversion to tie the game late. It's hard to be more sore after playing Alabama's defense but he will have to hit the ice bath immediately upon arriving back in Fayetteville. His counterpart Ryan Tannehill, meanwhile, was barely touched on the evening by an Arkansas defense that was missing several starters on the defensive line and secondary.
Make no bones about it, Texas A&M collapsed - again - and there's no excuse for this one. As their first unofficial, official SEC conference game, they were embarrassed. As the sign on the jumbotron said after Arkansas took the lead for the final time, 'Welcome to the SEC.'
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Posted on: September 24, 2011 7:02 pm
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QUICK HITS: No. 3 Alabama 38, No. 14 Arkansas 14
Posted by Jerry Hinnen
WHY ALABAMA WON: We're man enough to admit when we're wrong, and when we wrote yesterday that the Tide secondary could be beaten deep? Judging by Saturday's evidence, we were very, very wrong. Tyler Wilson completed 22 of his 35 passes before giving way to Brandon Mitchell in the fourth quarter, but for only 185 yards--5.3 an attempt. Again and again Wilson was forced to check down to slithery receivers like Joe Adams or Jarius Wright, and again and again Mark Barron, Dre Kirkpatrick and the rest of the Tide secondary was there to smother them well short of the sticks. The Hogs' inability to get deep was encapsulated by a 3rd-and-1 play in the fourth quarter, when Wilson executed an excellent play-action fake, looked deep towards Greg Childs and fired ... only for Childs to be blanketed in double-coverage by Barron and Kirkpatrick, who only missed out on an interception by colliding with each other.
Combine Arkansas's lack of any kind of downfield threat with their near-total feebleness in the run game (19 yards, .9 per-carry), and it's no surprise they enjoyed just one gain (one) longer than 20 yards. The Hogs were forced to drive the field on the Tide, and we have serious doubts anyone can drive the field on the Tide.
WHEN ALABAMA WON: A comeback from 31-7 down in the third quarter was never likely, but the Hogs could at least dream after getting a highlight-reel touchdown pass from Wilson to Cobi Hamilton and following it up with a stop and drive across midfield. But the aforementioned play-action failure on 3rd-and-1 led to a Dennis Johnson run up the middle on 4th-and-1 ... which Dont'a Hightower mercilessly stuffed. With just 3:30 left in the quarter, that stuff ended whatever remaining threat Arkansas represented.
WHAT ALABAMA WON: The right to be called the best team in the country ... pending what Oklahoma and LSU do later Saturday night. The battle for No. 1 is officially a three-horse race.
WHAT ARKANSAS LOST: Any right to be mentioned in the same breath with the Tide and Tigers at the top of the SEC. The Hogs are banged-up on defense and were a poor matchup for the Tide on offense, but their lines simply aren't physical enough or powerful enough to battle the current consensus top two.
THAT WAS CRAZY: You didn't think we'd wrap this post up without mentioning Marquis Maze's spectacular third-quarter punt return for touchdown, do you? Adams was supposed to be the big special teams threat this game, but Maze's weaving Play of the Year candidate had more than a little to say about that:
Posted on: September 23, 2011 2:46 pm
Edited on: September 23, 2011 2:54 pm
SEC Shakedown: Alabama vs. Arkansas
Posted by Jerry Hinnen
In which we break down the SEC's biggest games. This week: Tide and Razorbacks.
AT STAKE: Oh, not much, just a continued place in the national championship discussion and a seat alongside LSU as one of the conference's two true favorites. And maybe even more for Arkansas, who despite their Sugar Bowl appearance from a year ago still aren't popularly recognized as a true heavy-hitter on the national stage. Beat Alabama at Alabama, and no one will deny Bobby Petrino's team their place at the "potential crystal-ball hoisters" table any longer.
WHEN ARKANSAS HAS THE BALL, THEY MUST: protect Tyler Wilson. Alabama's secondary is one of the most feared in the nation -- and rightly so -- but they have a dirty little secret: they can be beaten deep. Downfield threats like South Carolina's Alshon Jeffery, the Razorbacks' Jarius Wright, and Auburn's array of pump-and-go targets all found plenty of success against the Tide defensive backs last season, due somewhat in part to the inexperience in the unit but also to a pass rush that got to Stephen Garcia just one and Ryan Mallett twice.
All the Tide defensive backs from a year ago return, but then again, so do all the Hog wideouts (Wright included). If Wilson is given the same amount of time Mallett (at least in the first half) and Garcia were in 2010, he and Petrino will find the space to hit a handful of potentially game-deciding big plays down the field.
The key for the Tide will be making sure Wilson doesn't have the time in the pocket necessary to make those kinds of long-developing throws. And Nick Saban has to love their matchup at weakside tackle*, where true freshman Mitch Smothers will be making his first SEC start opposite none other than Courtney Upshaw, the Tide's most explosive pass rusher. If Smothers can hold his ground against Upshaw and the rest of the Hog line can pick up Saban's tricky, terrifying blitz packages, Wilson and the receivers should be able to do their bombing-run thing.
If not? If there are no big plays in the passing game? And the Hogs are required to instead methodically drive down the field, without Knile Davis, via precise execution and careful mistake-free football, against that Tide defense? Forget it.
WHEN ALABAMA HAS THE BALL, THEY MUST: Not. Turn. The. Ball. Over.
Not much has gone wrong for the Tide so far this season. The offensive line has had some hiccups, but nothing that can't be fixed; Trent Richardson's slow start isn't an issue with Eddie Lacy running rampant, and may be behind him after the North Texas bludgeoning anyway; aside from one early drive against Penn State, the defense has been as flawless as expected; and maybe most importantly, AJ McCarron-to-Marquis Maze has given the passing game something to hang its hat on. But there is one fly in the ointment, and that's the Tide's seven giveaways, a number that puts them among the nation's bottom 20 teams in that department.
Maybe even more worrying than the number itself is that it hasn't been one issue. McCarron and backup Phillip Sims have thrown two interceptions apiece. McCarron has also lost a fumble. Receiver DeAndrew White put the ball on the ground twice against Kent State. And though he hasn't lost a fumble yet this season, Lacy's ball security has reportedly been an issue limiting his playing time in the past. Solving the problem may not be as easy as just telling McCarron to not throw picks.
Still, the Tide's offensive job is simple: hang onto the ball, and eventually Richardson, Lacy and the line should eventually be able to bulldoze their way past the Jake Bequette-less Hog front seven. Turn it over -- especially in the Tide's own half, negating the Tide's ability to force the visitors into attempting home-run balls, as above -- and the Tide could find themselves in the kind of hole McCarron and the non-Maze receivers aren't yet ready to pass them out of.
WHAT ALABAMA CAN'T ACCOUNT FOR: Punt returner Joe Adams. Adams already has two highlight-reel punt returns for touchdown this season and the Tide have had some minor struggles in coverage, only allowing three returns but allowing those three to average nearly 10 yards. (Kick returns could be interesting, too; they've been a sore spot in the past for 'Bama, and Hog freshman Marquel Wade already has a touchdown this season, too.)
WHAT ARKANSAS CAN'T ACCOUNT FOR: The brilliance of Richardson (left) and Lacy. The last time Arkansas came to Tuscaloosa, the Hogs had gotten off to a steady start until Richardson turned what should have been a three-yard loss into a twisting, shifting, tackle-breaking 52-yard touchdown run. Final result: 35-7, Tide. If Richardson and his (equally?) capable backup can provide similar fireworks in this meeting -- and they looked primed to do just that against UNT -- there won't be anything Arkansas can do.
AND IN THE END: Arkansas gets two first-half touchdowns and carries a slim lead into the fourth quarter, but a slim lead against the Tide ground game isn't lead enough. Alabama 23, Arkansas 20.
*Arkansas is one of the few teams that doesn't have "left" and "right" tackles, preferring instead to employ weakside and strongside tackles that flip back-and-forth depending on the play and formation.
Category: NCAAF
Tags: AJ McCarron, Alabama, Alshon Jeffery, Arkansas, Auburn, Bobby Petrino, Courtney Upshaw, DeAndrew White, Eddie Lacy, Jake Bequette, Jarius Wright, Jerry Hinnen, Joe Adams, Knile Davis, Marquis Maze, Mitch Smothers, Nick Saban, Phillip Sims, Ryan Mallett, SEC, South Carolina, Sugar Bowl, Trent Richardson, Tyler wilson
Posted on: September 23, 2011 2:03 pm
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The Saturday Meal Plan: Week 4
Posted by Tom Fornelli
The Saturday Meal Plan is a helpful guide put together for you to maximize the results of your college football diet. Just enough to leave you feeling full, but not so much you spend your entire Sunday in the bathroom.
Finally, we've reached the point of the season where conferences that aren't the Big Ten begin to offer actual meals rather than boring appetizers that add nothing. The SEC and ACC have delved into conference play a bit this season, but now the Big 12 and Pac-12 are diving in as well, which means we've got quite an impressive slate of games to sample from this weekend.
#22 Michigan vs. San Diego State - Big Ten Network 12pm ET
Brady Hoke is San Diego State's old coach (haven't you heard?), so that's all anybody's going to talk about during the game. Don't focus on that fact too much, though, otherwise you're liable to stop paying attention to Denard Robinson, and that's a terrible idea. If Shoelace plays four quarters Saturday, he'll put up mammoth numbers on the Aztec defense. - Adam Jacobi
#25 Georgia Tech vs. North Carolina - ESPN 12pm ET
The Yellow Jackets kick off conference play with one of their most formidable Coastal Division opponents in the Tar Heels. Georgia Tech leads the nation (yes, United States) in total offense right now, averaging just over 675 yards per game. The numbers have been inflated thanks to a schedule, but the potency of Paul Johnson's option offense cannot be underestimated. North Carolina's front seven is one of the ACC's best on paper, and Saturday is their chance for them to live up to the hype. - Chip Patterson
Pitt vs. Notre Dame - ABC 12pm ET
With so few must-see games going on in the morning, this matchup could prove to be quite entertaining. Notre Dame finally put a full 60 minutes together without driving off a cliff last week to pick up a win against Michigan State, and Pitt did quite the Notre Dame impression last Saturday while blowing a 27-10 lead over Iowa in the fourth quarter. Tune in for the future ACC follies! - Tom Fornelli
#3 Alabama vs. #14 Arkansas - CBS 3:30pm ET
The first clash of legitimate SEC heavyweights offers a compelling contrast in offensive styles: Arkansas's aerial circus of nationally-elite receivers and precision Tyler Wilson passes against a Tide attack that (thanks to the humdrum nature of AJ McCarron's performances to date) is likely to pound away with Trent Richardson and Eddie Lacy, pound away some more, and when that fails? More pounding. Winner becomes heavy favorite to land at BCS bowl berth--at minimum. - Jerry Hinnen
#8 Texas A&M vs. #7 Oklahoma State - ABC/ESPN2 3:30pm ET
The Big 12 no longer has a championship game, but this one could serve as a mini-playoff. The winner of this contest between two teams ranked in the top ten moves on to face Oklahoma later this season in a game that will likely decide the Big 12 title. Aside from the BCS implications, however, this matchup should be incredibly entertaining for all involved, as the Oklahoma State offense faces its toughest test of the season so far. - TF
#21 Clemson vs. #11 Florida State - ESPN 3:30pm ET
The Seminoles enter Death Valley banged and bruised after their 23-13 loss to top-ranked Oklahoma. The most popular word in the pre game notes for Florida State is QUESTIONABLE, and thus so is the outcome of this game. Clemson finally got their offense going against Auburn thanks to Tajh Boyd and breakout freshman Sammy Watkins, and the Tigers have a lot of momentum with their Atlantic Division rivals coming to town. Last season this game was decided by a 55-yard walk-off field goal by Florida State kicker Dustin Hopkins. Saturday's tilt could be just as close. - CP
Ohio State vs. Colorado - ABC/ESPN2 3:30pm ET
What looked like sort of a throwaway game in August now has some intrigue. Colorado's not very good at all, but Ohio State has its own quarterback issues to work out after last week's disastrous showing in a 24-6 loss at Miami. The game's in Columbus, so it's unlikely that all hell breaks loose, but if Colorado hangs around, you never know... - AJ
#12 South Carolina vs. Vanderbilt - ESPN2 7pm ET
The upstart Commodores move up about three or four classes from their featherweight bout against Ole Miss when they travel to Columbia to take on Marcus Lattimore and Co. Knowing that Lattimore will get his and that the terrors on the Carolina defensive front will hamper any effort to run, any chance of Vandy springing the upset rests in the passing game--in Larry Smith taking advantage of the soft Gamecock secondary, and the ballhawking Vandy defensive backs wringing a couple of game-changing turnovers out of Stephen Garcia. - JH
Kentucky vs. #15 Florida - ESPN 7pm ET
You there, good sir (or madam): do you enjoy the spectacle of wholesale slaughter? Do you take pleasure in the most savage of horse-whippings? Then may we please direct your attention this-a-way to yonder annual meeting between the Wildcats and Gators, won by the Floridians by an average of 42 points these past three years. And with these unfortunate Wildcats having had their offensive teeth removed this offseason just hence -- from cuspid to canine! -- this sideshow could be the bloodiest yet! - JH
#1 Oklahoma vs. Missouri - FX 8pm ET
Last year on a Saturday night in Columbia, the Oklahoma Sooners came into town sporting a new spot atop the rankings. They would not return home with that #1 next to their name. This season it's the Tigers who come to Oklahoma to once again face the top-ranked team in the land. Can Missouri destroy Oklahoma's national title chances two years in a row? Tune in to find out. - TF
#16 West Virginia vs. #2 LSU - ABC 8pm ET
Anticipation for this game has had Morgantown buzzing since Monday, and I suggest you are settled into your spot on the couch (if city officials haven't removed it yet) by kickoff. Dana Holgorsen's offense has been among the most efficient in the nation, and LSU's defense has worn down and broken every challenger they have faced. I expect the Mountaineers to feed off the home crowd and get a fast start, the question will be how long they can keep it up against the tenacious Bayou Bengals defense. It's the heavyweight match up of the evening - no reason to miss this one. - CP
Arizona vs. #10 Oregon - ESPN2 10:15pm ET
Oregon begins conference play this weekend and is looking for their 13th-straight league victory against Arizona. The Ducks have bounced back from their opening loss against LSU to blow out a pair of opponents and get the offense cranked up again. Arizona is in the middle of a rough stretch to open the season but they do have an excellent quarterback in Nick Foles, the third best passer in the country, who has yet to throw an interception. - Bryan Fischer
Arizona State vs. #23 USC - ESPN 10:15pm ET
Though USC is ineligible for the Pac-12 South title, they will essentially be settling it on the field as the Trojans head to Tempe to take on Arizona State. Dennis Erickson's team fell to Illinois in a close game last week but are hoping to get things going again. ASU has lost 11 straight to USC so this game is about more than winning a game, it's about ending a long streak with the best team the Sun Devils have had. This game is worth watching just to see linebacker Vontaze Burfict take on Matt Barkley and Robert Woods. - BF
Category: NCAAF
Tags: A.J. McCarron, ACC, Adam Jacobi, Alabama, Arizona, Arizona State, Arkansas, Auburn, Big 12, Big East, Big Ten, Brady Hoke, Bryan Fischer, Chip Patterson, Clemson, Colorado, Dana Holgorsen, Denard Robinson, Dennis Erickson, Dustin Hopkins, Eddie Lacy, Florida, Florida State, Georgia Tech, Illinois, Iowa, Jerry Hinnen, Kentucky, Larry Smith, LSU, Marcus Lattimore, Matt Barkley, Miami, Michigan, Michigan State, Missouri, Mountain West, Nick Foles, Non-BCS, North Carolina, Notre Dame, Ohio State, Oklahoma, Oklahoma State, Ole Miss, Oregon, Pac-12, Paul Johnson, Pitt, Robert Woods, Sammy Watkins, San Diego State, Saturday Meal Plan, SEC, South Carolina, Stephen Garcia, Tajh Boyd, Texas A&M, Tom Fornelli, Trent Richardson, Tyler Wilson, USC, Vanderbilt, Vontaze Burfict, West Virginia
Posted on: September 22, 2011 2:56 pm
Man vs. Woman vs. Machine: Week 4
Posted by Tom Fornelli
Man vs. Woman vs. Machine is a feature that runs every Thursday afternoon. It is here that Tom Fornelli fights against the rising tide of female empowerment and technology to ensure that men everywhere can at least claim that college football is still theirs. He does this by picking a set of games against the spread against his girlfriend, Lynn, and his Playstation 3.
Woman, she is proving to be a tough nut to crack. After her dominance in Week 1 of MWM, I chalked it up to beginner's luck. Then when she had another strong performance in Week 2 I didn't mind that much because I had a better week. But then she went and had another winning week last weekend, which means she's yet to get more games wrong than right.
This is becoming somewhat worrisome. Sure, it's still early in the season, but I've had to deal with her walking around talking smack for those three weeks, and it starts to wear on you. Which is why I'm clinging to the fact that after getting 11 games right in the first week, she picked 7 correct the next week and 6 last week. That's a downward progression! There is hope!
Could this finally be the week where she suffers the pain of a losing week, and has to hear me boast all day and all night? God I hope so.
Michigan (-8 1/2) vs. San Diego State - Saturday 12pm (All times Eastern)Man - It's hard for me to truly predict what Michigan is going to do on any given weekend because I'm just not sure how serious Brady Hoke is about making Denard Robinson a passing quarterback. Yes, he makes some nice throws from time to time, but it's like buying a Ferrari and then only using it to go to the grocery store. That being said, I'll still take the Wolverines at home in this one. Pick: Michigan
Woman - "What better payback for the coach who deserted you than beating him up in his new house? Unfortunately, he's the same coach who personally recruited you and designed your playbook. Don Corleone > Sonny Corleone." Pick: Michigan
Machine - Machines do not experience human emotion, so The Machine has no concept of Brady Hoke calling off the dogs against his former players as the Wolverines roll 45-17. Pick: Michigan
Alabama (-12 1/2) vs. Arkansas - Saturday, 3:30pmMan - Tyler Wilson and the Razorbacks offense has had a nice start to the season, even without Knile Davis. Which makes that spread seem so very large, but at the same time, Arkansas hasn't faced a defense anywhere near the caliber of Alabama's. I'm not entirely comfortable with this pick, but I'll take the Tide defense at home and give up the points. Pick: Alabama
Woman - "The Tide rams and jams to a victory but Bobby Petrino's got a score to settle from last season, so I'll take the points. (Some stormy personalities. You may be want to watch this from the comfort of your root cellar.) " Pick: Arkansas
Machine - The Machine sees a big upset this weekend, as Arkansas comes into Tuscaloosa and takes down Nick Saban's squad 35-24. Pick: Arkansas
Texas A&M (-3 1/2) vs. Oklahoma State - Saturday, 3:30pmMan - This is one of the tougher games to figure out this weekend. You have a high-powered offense in Oklahoma State going against a Texas A&M offense that has been incredibly efficient so far this season. It's somewhat of a coin toss, and when that's the case, I have to go with the team I think has the better defense along with homefield advantage. Pick: Texas A&M
Woman - "First time in over 35 years that two top 10 teams meet at Kyle Field. Aggies coach Mike Sherman knows that revenge for an 0-3 record against OSU is best served red hot in front of 82,000 rabid fans." Pick: Texas A&M
Machine - The Machine has a lot of respect for Justin Blackmon and his tendency to destroy secondaries without remorse. Blackmon blows up for 189 yards and 3 touchdowns as the Cowboys say goodbye to Kyle Field and win 41-31. Pick: Oklahoma State
Clemson vs. Florida State (-3 1/2) - Saturday, 3:30pmMan - With the question mark surrounding E.J. Manuel's availability this week, along with Florida State's recent track record in Death Valley, I have a very hard time giving up points with the Seminoles this weekend. I have to go with Clemson. Pick: Clemson
Woman - "With FSU quarterback E.J. Manuel questionable (and a ground game that's even more questionable), I have to take home field advantage + residual Tiger swagger from last week's victory + points." Pick: Clemson
Machine - This game was simulated with Manuel playing for Florida State, and it didn't matter. Clemson wins big, 38-14. Pick: Clemson
South Carolina (-16 1/2) vs. Vanderbilt - Saturday, 7pmMan - Every part of me feels like I should pick South Carolina in this matchup because Marcus Lattimore is an absolute beast, and Vanderbilt is freaking Vanderbilt. But so far this year Vandy has looked pretty stout on defense, and the Gamecocks are giving up 33 points a game. Football gods help me, but I have to go with the Commodores. Pick: Vanderbilt
Woman - "Not sure how a team that's ranked 10th nationally in defense ends up with this spread.. Maybe it's a point for every three minutes Vandy's D is going to be on the field? Regardless, I'll take 'em." Pick: Vanderbilt
Machine - The Machine recognize machines, and it does not care about this new Vanderbilt. Lattimore runs for over 200 yards and the Gamecocks roll 45-17. Pick: South Carolina
Kentucky vs. Florida (-17 1/2) - Saturday, 7pmMan - Giving up that many points as a road team in an SEC conference game? That's insane, right? No, it's not because I've seen Kentucky play football this season, and insanity would be watching it again. Pick: Florida
Woman - "I hate these picks. Will Florida win by two touchdowns? Three? Ten? It's like playing roulette. C'mon, lucky 18, 19, 20..." Pick: Florida
Machine - Bloodbath in Lexington. Florida wins 54-10. Pick: Florida
Oklahoma (-21 1/2) vs. Missouri - Saturday, 8pmMan - This spread seems abnormally large to me given that Missouri isn't some doormat, and the Tigers did beat Oklahoma last season. That being said, I don't see a lot of the passes James Franklin completed against Arizona State a couple weeks ago finding their way to the hands of his receivers against this secondary. Plus I just don't see Oklahoma's offense struggling two weeks in a row. So I guess it's Boomer Sooner. Pick: Oklahoma
Woman - "Missouri, you and your bonnie Prince Gabbert kept Oklahoma from achieving its rightful place as heir to the BCS throne last season. Well, it's time for you to apologize." Pick: Oklahoma
Machine - The Machine doesn't think Oklahoma will have too much trouble with Missouri this week, but it does feel that spread is a bit ridiculous as Oklahoma wins 34-21. Pick: Missouri
West Virginia vs. LSU (-6 1/2) - Saturday, 8pmMan - Forget the actual game, I just wanna hang out with Les Miles and Dana Holgorsen for a night. You know that would be a good time. As for the game, though, I've seen what LSU's defense can do to high-powered offenses before, so I'm reauxling with the Tigers. Pick: LSU
Woman - "I'm gonna be honest with y'all. I don't care who it is, until the Tigers lose, I'm picking Les." Pick: LSU
Machine - West Virginia's offense will definitely struggle against LSU, but the Mountaineers keep it close in a 24-20 loss. Pick: West Virginia
Arizona vs. Oregon (-16 1/2) - Saturday, 10:15pmMan - I've seen Arizona play a few times already this season, and to be honest, I'm just not nearly as impressed with Nick Foles and the offense as I have been before this season. I just have a hard time believing that from what I've seen so far that this Wildcats offense can hang with Oregon for a full 60 minutes. Pick: Oregon
Woman - "Another year, another dogfight. Question is, will it be like the 2009 squeaker or the 2010 2nd half blowout? I'm picking Wildcats QB wonderboy Nick Foles to keep it close. Oregon wins but doesn't cover." Pick: Arizona
Machine - Yeah, The Machine is pretty sure you're going to want to stay up late and watch this one. It's going to be rather fun to watch. Oregon wins 45-42. Pick: Arizona
Arizona State (-2 1/2) vs. USC - Saturday, 10:15pmMan - I remember watching this game last season, and it was one of the crazier, more entertaining games of the year. USC eventually squeaked by with a 34-33 win, which was their 11th straight win over Arizona State. Five of those wins have come in Tempe, so as close as a lot of these games have been in recent years, until Arizona State proves to me that it can actually beat USC, I can't go any other way. Pick: USC
Woman - "Here's a sure bet: Most Silicone At Any Football Game This Season. Meanwhile, the Sun Devils haven't beaten the Trojans since 1999. I'll go with that streak." Pick: USC
Machine - The Machine does not see a game like the one we all witnessed last year, as the Trojans win rather easily 27-14. Pick: USC
Category: NCAAF
Tags: ACC, Alabama, Arizona, Arizona State, Arkansas, Big 12, Big East, Big Ten, Blaine Gabbert, Bobby Petrino, Brady Hoke, Clemson, Dana Holgorsen, Denard Robinson, E.J. Manuel, Florida, Florida State, James Franklin, Justin Blackmon, Kentucky, Knile Davis, Les Miles, LSU, Man vs Woman vs Machine, Marcus Lattimore, Michigan, Mike Sherman, Missouri, Mountain West, MWC, Nick Foles, Nick Saban, Non-BCS, Oklahoma, Oklahoma State, Oregon, Pac-12, San Diego State, SEC, South Carolina, Texas A&M, Tom Fornelli, Tyler Wilson, USC, Vanderbilt, West Virginia
Posted on: September 18, 2011 1:44 am
What I Learned in the SEC, Week 3
Posted by Jerry Hinnen
Until proven otherwise, yes, Arkansas is a step behind LSU and Alabama. Thursday, the Bayou Bengals put together what we'd confidently call the most impressive defensive performance by any FBS team this season. Saturday, well, Alabama didn't do a whole lot in their 41-0 workout against North Texas. But we know what the Tide are capable of with that defense, as the previous week's throttling of Penn State proved.
But Arkansas? Their Saturday performance against Troy might be the first one by any of the consensus top three teams in the West you could legitimately describe as "disappointing." After scrimmages against FCS Missouri State and FBS-in-name-only New Mexico, the Trojans were the first Hog opponent of the year capable of doing much more than meekly rolling over ... and Troy did much more than that in Fayetteville, rolling to 457 total yards (three more than the Hogs) and cutting a 31-7 deficit to 31-21 midway through the third quarter. Bobby Petrino's teams made major mistakes on both sides of the ball, turning it over three times on offense -- including a pick-six from Tyler Wilson -- and allowing the Trojans seven plays of 20 yards or more.
It might be just a one-week fluke; it might be the Hogs looking ahead to next week's showdown against the Tide; it might be something more serious. Whatever it is, it's the kind of sloppiness we haven't seen yet from the Tide or Tigers--and reason enough to doubt the Hogs can upset the LSU-Alabama apple cart until they do.
Florida is a frightening, frightening football team. The old adage says that to win in the SEC, you have to run and stop the run, and everything else will take care of itself. So maybe it's time to start taking the Gators as a serious conference contender--and not just on the East divisional side of things. Defensively, Will Muschamp's team held Tennessee to minus-9 yards on the ground and their tailbacks to less than two yards a carry; offensively, they netted 134 themselves with Jeff Demps and Chris Rainey averaging 5 yards an attempt.
No doubt there will be stronger running games to shut down and stronger front sevens to run against down the road. But as long as Florida stays anywhere near this productive on the ground, their hat will remain in the ring.
Houston Nutt is on the hottest seat in the SEC. It's one thing to lose to Vanderbilt; the Commodores don't do it often, but occasionally they do leap up like those crocodiles in a Discovery Channel documentary about African water holes and drag some unsuspecting SEC wildebeest into the mud. And with James Franklin having instilled a stunning amount of confidence in the downtrodden 'Dores and NFL-bound corner Casey Hayward leading one of the league's best secondaries (one that now has three pick-sixes in three weeks), that's an occurrence you can expect to happen more often.
But to lose to Vandy 30-7? To go without a single point against Vandy for 57 minutes? To be outgained by the 'Dores by 153 yards? There's no other word for it than "embarrassment," one that without question ranks along the very lowest points of the Ed Orgeron era. Nutt's biggest misstep has been his butchering of the Rebel quarterback situation; after waffling all offseason between Randall Mackey and Barry Brunetti, Nutt seemed to settle on JUCO Zack Stoudt against BYU on little more than a whim. Stoudt responded by fumbling away that game, then topping himself with five interceptions Saturday in Nashville.
With the Rebel offense in total disarray and what seems like the team's only potential SEC win on the road (at Kentucky in November), an Oregeron-esque 0-8 mark in the conference -- and a 2-10 or 3-9 overall record -- is entirely in play. And as much support as Nutt earned in his back-to-back Cotton Bowl seasons, last year's loss to Jacksonville State and Saturday's horrorshow has burned through virtually all of it with the Rebel fanbase ... and maybe even Nutt's boss. When Georgia comes to Oxford next week, Mark Richt will clearly need a win in almost the worst possible way. But we'd argue Nutt will, somehow, need one even more badly.
Auburn's defense is even worse than it should be. Yes, the Tigers are ridiculously, fatally young. Yes, Clemson is loaded with explosive playmakers that will give more veteran units fits, too. Yes, the up-tempo nature of Gus Malzahn's offense --particularly when it struggles, as it did for the final two-and-a-half quarters Saturday -- puts a hefty portion of extra pressure on that defense.
But that's still no excuse for numbers like Clemson's 14-of-18 mark on third-down conversions or 624 total yards, numbers far beyond what Dabo Swinney's squad managed against either Troy or Wofford. While Ted Roof is public enemy No. 1 among Auburn fans right now, Gene Chizik also has some questions to answer. As many, many positive things as he's done at Auburn (for which he's rarely received enough credit), Chizik also has yet to translate the acumen that made him such a successful assistant into any kind of defensive consistency on the Plains.
South Carolina hasn't put it together yet. A week after edging Georgia as much on Georgia's fatal mistakes as the Gamecocks' own play, Carolina needed a last-minute stop to hold off Navy. The talent in Columbia demands that the Gamecocks remain the SEC East favorites, but they haven't played like it yet.
Kentucky's bowl streak is in serious, serious jeopardy. With the Wildcats unable to overcome an inexperienced Louisville team in Lexington, it's a difficult, difficult thing to find four more wins on the UK schedule. Jacksonville State, you'd hope. Home to Ole Miss, sure. And after that? Best of luck, Joker Phillips.
Category: NCAAF
Tags: Alabama, Arkansas, Auburn, Barry Brunetti, Bobby Petrino, BYU, Casey Hayward, Chris Rainey, Cotton Bowl, Dabo Swinney, Florida, Gene Chizik, Georgia, Gus Malzahn, Houston Nutt, Jacksonville State, James Franklin, Jeff Demps, Joker Phillips, Kentucky, LSU, Mark Richt, Missouri State, Navy, New Mexico, North Texas, Penn State, Randall Mackey, SEC, South Carolina, Ted Roof, Tennessee, Troy, Tyler Wilson, Vanderbilt, What I Learned, Will Muschamp, Wofford, Zack Stoudt
Posted on: September 12, 2011 1:00 pm
Edited on: September 12, 2011 1:04 pm
SEC injury roundup: Another Georgia LB out
Posted by Jerry Hinnen
This Saturday was not kind to the SEC on the injury front. Here's the rundown.
GEORGIA. After the Week 1 injury to sophomore Alec Ogletree, there may not have been an area of the field where Georgia could less afford to sustain an injury than at inside linebacker. But that's exactly where they've sustained one all the same, as CBSSports.com RapidReporter Fletcher Page reported Sunday that junior Christian Robinson has injured his foot and will miss at least three games. Robinson leads the Bulldogs through two games with 22 tackles.
With former inside linebacker Richard Samuel now plying his trade at running back in the wake of the departures of Washaun Ealey and Caleb King, the two ILB starters for this week's meeting against Coastal Carolina will be some combination of senior walk-on Jeremy Sulek, junior Mike Gilliard, and trure freshman Amarlo Herrera. The trio combined for four tackles against South Carolina, three of them belonging to Gilliard. Mark Richt won't admit it even if it is what he's planning, but with Isaiah Crowell shining at tailback, we could see Samuel moved back to linebacker this week.
There is some good injury news for the Dawgs; starting offensive lineman Kenarious Gates should be back on the field this week after missing the Garolina game with a sprained ankle.
ARKANSAS. Though he's not currently expected to miss the Razorbacks' Saturday matchup with Troy, starting quarterback Tyler Wilson did leave his team's rout of New Mexico with concussion-like symptoms. Bobby Petrino said that though Wilson had not (and as of now, has not) been diagnosed with a concussion, they weren't taking any chanes.
Wilson wasn't the only Hog to take a knock against the Lobos. Though not currently expected to miss any time going forward, receiver Jarius Wright and defensive end Jake Bequette -- both key members of the Razorbak starting lineup -- missed the second half after being "nicked up" with a knee and hamstring injury, respectively.
MISSISSIPPI STATE. Bulldog fans had to fear the worst when starting left tackle James Carmon was carted off the field in the second half of State's loss to Auburn. And Carmon will indeed likely miss at least this Thursday's huge home tilt against LSU. But the good news here for MSU far outweighs the bad: Carmon will not face surgery, and Dan Mullen said that fellow injured lineman Quentin Saulsberry should be able to play against the Bayou Bengals.
Given both Carmon's and Saulsberry's importance to the State line and how serious both injuries appeared to look Saturday -- Carmon's in particular -- we suspect those sighs of relief you're hearing right now are coming from Starkville.
FLORIDA. The Gators are ailing, but as things stand now, they should have nearly everyone aavailable for their SEC opener against Tennessee. Running back Jeff Demps left the UAB drubbing with a shoulder injury but "should be fine" according to Will Muschamp. Starting tight end Jordan Reed should also be able to overcome a hamstring problem, and junior corner Jeremy Brown may be able to return from a knee injury after missing two weeks.
ELSEWHERE: South Carolina true freshman running back Shon Carson sustained a serious knee injury and will be "out for a while," per Steve Spurrier ... Tennessee had a pair of lineman starters leave the Cincinnati game with injuries, but both could see the field against Florida anyway ... Still no timetable on the return of backup Ole Miss running back Enrique Davis. (Starter Brandon Bolden is, of course, out with a broken ankle. Fortunately, third-stringer Jeff Scott appears more than capable of filling in.).
Category: NCAAF
Tags: Alec Ogletree, Amarlo Herrera, Arkansas, Auburn, Bobby Petrino, Brandon Bolden, Caleb King, Christian Robinson, Cincinnati, Coastal Carolina, Dan Mullen, Enrique Davis, Florida, Georgia, Isaiah Crowell, Jake Bequette, James carmon, Jarius Wright, Jeff Demps, Jeff Scott, Jeremy Brown, Jeremy Sulek, Jerry Hinnen, Jordan Reed, Kenarious Gates, LSU, Mark Richt, Mike Gillard, Mississippi State, New Mexico, Quentin Saulsberry, Richard Samuel, SEC, Shon Carson, South Carolina, Steve Spurrier, Tennessee, Troy, Tyler Wilson, UAB, Washaun Ealey, Will Muschamp
Posted on: August 29, 2011 12:24 pm
Edited on: August 29, 2011 2:42 pm
SEC RapidReport Roundup, 8/29: QB starters named
Posted by Jerry Hinnen
Running down everything you need to know from the weekend's news in the SEC, courtesy of our CBSSports.com RapidReporters.
LSU: Not that it took anyone by surprise, but Les Miles officially named senior Jarrett Lee the starter for Saturday's season opener against Oregon. For his part, Ducks head coach Chip Kelly doesn't expect the Tigers to be any less formidable for Lee getting the nod. (Per our Oregon RapidReporter Chris Hansen, Kelly also called LSU ""the most talented team we play all season.")
Interestingly, Miles said he suspended the arrested Jordan Jefferson not as a disciplinary measure, but so Jefferson could tend to his legal troubles. "It's absolutely correct for him to be free at this point to tend to his personal business," Miles said. "If he were playing on this football team, it would be too much." Jefferson has changed his legal representation in the wake of his arrest.
ARKANSAS: In an announcement even less surprising than Lee's, Bobby Petrino finally named Tyler Wilson the Hogs' starting quarterback for their season debut against Missouri State, ending the non-suspense. Petrino said sophomore Brandon Mitchell will see playing time, possibly as early as the second quarter. (If Mitchell still sees time against opponents more dangerous than the Bears, that will be a development worth watching.)
Injured running back Knile Davis has promised he'll do everything he can to help his team from the sideline. As for replacing him, senior DeAnthony Curtis may get a shot after looking impressive following his move from cornerback.
ALABAMA: Still no sign of JUCO wideout Duron Carter at practice, with Nick Saban telling reporters he "has information" on Carter's status but that he'll believe his arrival "when he sees it." Saban also seemed to confirm that the Tide will begin the year with a rotation between quarterbacks Phillip Sims and A.J. McCarron. ""I don't want either guy … to think that if they go in the game and make a mistake, that's when the other guy gets to go in," he said. "That's not how it's going to get managed."
In positive news, long snapper Carson Tinker is close to fully recovered from injuries suffered in the spring tornado that killed his girlfriend, Ashley Harrison.
GEORGIA: Mark Richt announced a surprising change to his defensive starting lineup, confirming that safety Bacarri Rambo (the team's leading tackler in 2010) would start the year second-string behind Sanders Commings and Shawn Williams. Even with corner Branden Smith "day-to-day" with a foot injury, Richt said former corner Commings would not switch positions to cover for Smith.
The Dawgs are banged-up elsewhere as well, with JUCO nose tackle Johnathan Jenkins struggling with a hamstring injury and tailback Richard Samuel not yet at full speed despite practicing Saturday.
SOUTH CAROLINA: He's still Steve Spurrier: the Ol' Ball Coach said that both Stephen Garcia and Connor Shaw would play in the Gamecocks' opener against East Carolina, and added that neither has won the starting job yet. Giving the understudy Shaw meaningful playing time could be a dangerous move against the Pirates, whose pass-heavy attack could exploit a Gamecock secondary that struggled in 2010 and could be without starting corner Akeem Auguste; Auguste has a foot injury and missed practice at the end of last week.
Could CBSSports.com second-team All-American Devin Taylor see time on offense? Garcia told reporters the Gamecocks have been working on a package including the 6'7" defensive end.
ELSEWHERE: At Auburn, star sophomore running back Michael Dyer says he's 100 percent healthy after a nick earlier in fall camp. On the other side of the ball, defensive coordinator Ted Roof said the Tigers' depth will result in them playing more than their typical 18-to-20 players ... Florida running back Jeff Demps admitted his track obligations put him behind the curve when it came to learning the Gators' new offense ... Tennessee has moved corner Prentiss Waggner to safety to cover for the dismissal of Janzen Jackson, who will transfer to FCS McNeese State, that school announced.
Category: NCAAF
Tags: A.J. McCarron, Akeem Auguste, Alabama, Ashley Harrison, Bacarri Rambo, Brandon Mitchaell, Carson Tinker, Chip Kelly, Connor Shaw, DeAnthony Curtis, Devin Taylor, Duron Carter, East Carolina, Florida, Georgia, Janzen Jackson, Jarrett Lee, Jeff Demps, Jerry Hinnen, Johnathan Jenkins, Jordan Jefferson, Les Miles, LSU, Mark Richt, McNeese State, Michael Dyer, Missouri State, Nick Saban, Oregon, Phillip Sims, Prentiss Waggner, Richard Samuel, Sanders Commings, Shawn Williams, South Carolina, Stephen Garcia, Steve Spurrier, Ted Roof, Tennessee, Tyler Wilson


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