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Talking points: Lane Kiffin will Say Anything
Tennessee football Tennessee has offered Lakewood, California QB Jesse Scroggins. They offered Cincinnati, Ohio QB Andrew Hendrix last week. It might mean that Heaps ain't coming. Blake Bell has already committed elsewhere. Yeah, so Eddie Gran got kicked out of Pahokee High School on a...
The Perfect Friday Buff Bites
Could today have been a more perfect day in Colorado? If someone told me that the weather would be like this every single day for the rest of my life I would be a very, very happy man. Onto the Buffs... The opening paragraph in Ringo's story about the new relationship between new Offensive...
K-State Slate, 5/8/09
Click the jump for your daily K-State Wildcats news fix. Once again, no Pan, so no cool logos. Also, if anyone was waiting on a spring game report, he'll have that when he gets back. I decided 800 miles was just a little too far to travel for a glorified practice, but Pan was...
Talking points: yellus disapprovus edition
Tennessee football Did you know that Jacques McClendon is graduating? He'll have received his degree in finance in three years. Good for him. The other guys graduating can be found at that same link. Yes, Skylar McBee is walking on, but there's a chance he's just putting a down payment on a...
Spaulding Roundup: Football News & Notes
Let's start Friday with CRN's official statement on Johnson and Carter: "Raymond told me he loves UCLA but feels it is best for him to continue his career elsewhere. Dominique feels it's in his family's best interests to relocate so they can be with him while he goes to school and plays...
Sam Keller Sues Electronic Arts, Husker Fans Countersue
Former Husker Sam Keller is suing Electronic Arts, the maker of the video game ‘NCAA 2008', and the NCAA, for using his likeness without consent. Keller's lawsuit points out some striking similarities between the player alleged to be him, and the real him. The lawsuit points out, for...
EA Sports sued over using athletes' likenesses
Try not to laugh too hard when you read this part of the story: The lawsuit claims Electronic Arts, the NCAA and Collegiate Licensing Co. conspired to circumvent the association’s rules and violated the players’ rights to control and profit from the use of their names and likenesses....
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