Category Archives: College Football

Problems with NCAA Easy to See – Impossible for Mark Emmert to Fix
April 5, 2013

by Kent Sterling NCAA chief Mark Emmert is frustrated, and that was clear in the defiant tone at his press conference yesterday.  He has good reason to be frustrated.  The problems are everywhere, and the solutions are impossible to enact. That will turn a guy who had high hopes when reporting to Indianapolis for duty […]

Ohio State Grows a Set and Punts Jim Tressel
May 30, 2011

by Kent Sterling Ohio State president Gordon Gee finally had enough.  The constant Chinese water torture of the drip, drip, drip of information about screwy violations that were nothing more than kids doing what kids do pushed the button that made Tressel a bigger liability than an asset. (Yeah, yeah, I know this is being […]

Is NCAA President Mark Emmert for Real?
May 11, 2011

by Kent Sterling Yesterday, the NCAA hosted a bunch of media types for a day of inculcation into the grim world of NCAA enforcement.  The idea being that them folks who criticize the NCAA ought to at least know how the hell the process works. Mark Emmert has been the president of the NCAA for […]

Fixing College Football – Kill the NCAA; Create a Super-Conference
February 17, 2011

by Will Carroll I hate cupcakes. Both kinds. Call me crazy, but I just don’t have a sweet tooth and hate foods that make me want more. I have enough of an issue with temptation as it is. It’s worse with the cupcakes that college football trots out in September. Samford? Stony Brook? Florida something […]

Indiana Introduces 2011 Football Signing Class
February 2, 2011

Here is the release from IU detailing the results of Kevin Wilson’s first recruiting effort in Bloomington: BLOOMINGTON, Ind. – Twenty-one student-athletes will continue their football playing careers at Indiana University, head coach Kevin Wilson announced on Wednesday. Wilson’s first recruiting class includes the 2010 Indiana Mr. Football award winner in addition to one four-star […]

Big Ten Expansion – University of Texas and ESPN Reach Agreement
January 19, 2011

by Kent Sterling The University of Texas will receive $247.5 million of a $300 million guarantee over the next 20 years in exchange for allowing ESPN to create a network that entirely driven by Longhorn athletics – with some Texas high school football thrown in. Each year, there will be one football game and eight […]

Big Ten Adding Schools
May 11, 2010

by Kent Sterling There have been a multitude of recent reports, or really just one from a guy in Kansas City – a host from 810 WHB in Kansas City.  The reports are premature. There are nine schools being considered for invitation to the Big Ten Conference, according to a source close to the discussion. […]