Category Archives: College Football

Did Urban Meyer help or hurt himself by releasing a statement? Jerod Morris & I disagree – sort of
August 3, 2018

The great @eddiewhite3 talks @Pacers_Gaming, @IndianaFever, and has great insight on Urban Meyer
August 2, 2018

Tom Allen wasn’t just exuberant at B1G football Media Days, he had info about TD Roof and QB battle, says Zach Osterman
July 24, 2018

Maryland records subpoenaed in investigation – Corruption in college basketball more than a little confusing
July 10, 2018

Let’s say a shoe company guy pays $50,000 to the guardian of a five-star basketball recruit, and he enrolls in a school with an apparel deal with that same company. Is that an NCAA violation? The shoe company guy isn’t an employee of the school and the recruit may be unaware of the guardian’s greed. […]

Ken Bikoff from Peegs with some bold predictions about IU Football
October 26, 2017

#iufb coach Tom Allen – building a positive and productive culture for Hoosiers
August 1, 2017

Johnnie Vassar lawsuit against NCAA/Northwestern misses the point
November 17, 2016

Anyone who has read anything I have ever written about college athletics and the relationship between a school and its athletes knows that I err on the side of the athletes. They should be able to control and profit from their images, and if John Calipari and Nick Saban are worth more than $7,000,000 per year […]

#iufb defensive coordinator Tom Allen explains his celebration and enthusiasm
September 22, 2016

Top seven reasons you should pay attention to University of North Carolina Academic scandal
August 4, 2016

Student-athletes at the University of North Carolina were enrolled in classes that awarded excellent grades without requiring any work. That is academic fraud. Because of fancy lawyering by those representing the school, the NCAA will likely look the other way, and that’s too bad for the athletes who are promised an education in exchange for […]

Top 10 takeaways from a calmly optimistic Indiana Football Media Day
August 3, 2016

Indiana University’s football program is the losingest in the history of college football. I bring that up only to reinforce the difficulty of executing a longterm pivot from terrible to bad to mediocre to good to championship contender. It’s taken a long time to get here – wherever on that continuum you believe the Hoosiers to […]