Barking Carnival

According to the New York Daily News.

With the Charlie Weis Watch well underway in South Bend, Urban Meyer once again said he would not leave Florida for his self-expressed "Dream Job." "I'm ready to dispel it," Meyer said. "I'm going to be the coach at Florida as long as they'll have me. So I want to make that clear” Meyer has mentioned that he is so happy at Florida that he is already making long term plans for his replacement.

I guess that means that Notre Dame will have to look elsewhere for their new head coach. Part of the new deal has Gruden working the BCS Championship game at the Rose Bowl with Mike Tirico on ESPN Radio.

Robert Griffin Leads Baylor over Missouri It has been a few weeks since I’ve posted an update on how Baylor is doing, while a nation sat and waited with bated breath.

Here. First- I think Dienhart is a good college football reporter. Second, I recognize that the coaches at the non-BCS programs are often doing amazing coaching jobs. Still, let's have some fun with this. I have not copied the whole article (that would be wrong), but only excerpts and I have added comments in italics. Maybe you can add some more...here goes... 3. Chris Petersen, Boise State. Unlike Houston Nutt, Dirk Koetter and Dan Hawkins, Petersen

Ask anyone that pays attention to the sport of college football about 2009 and you’ll hear a relatively consistent POV. “Florida is #1 and no one else is close.” “Texas and OU are #2 and #3.” “The sweat off of Tim Tebow’s balls can cure shingles.” “Kirk Herbstreit’s eyebrows connect to his hairline.” “Erin Andrews is Trev Alberts dressed in drag.” “USC will be top 5. So will Ohio State. The ACC

Alex: "Good Evening, and welcome to a special edition of Jeopardy. Tonight our single competitior is Charlie from South Bend, Indiana. Welcome Charlie." Charlie: "Yeah, whatever, can you hurry this up, I have to get to a signing for my "No Excuses" Book Tour. Alex: "Certainly, Charlie, select a catagory from the board." Charlie: "I'll take College Football for $400 Alex."

Charlie Weis and his Irish gang are hosting Purdue this week. Notre Dame is a slim (-1) favorite over the Boilermakers at home. But there is one sure bet. The Fighting Irish will once again find a pot of gold waiting in the endzone. That's because Notre Dame collects almost $30 million a year.in multimedia and marketing revenue. Most estimates put Texas next in multimedia revenue at about $20 million a year. Over the past

[I apologize for all the spacing issues in this post. This software just baffles the hell out of me.] I've been betting on college football games off and on for about 30 years or so. Never put too much money on the line - it's just something I've done for fun, and to increase the interest level for each saturday's cornucopia of gridiron matchups.

The beauty of the unexpected bye week is that it gave us all an opportunity to see a lot more football on TV than most game weeks. I learned the following: Josh Nesbitt of Georgia Tech may be the best sophomore QB you haven’t heard about. That’s probably because he plays for Georgia Tech. Think Reggie Ball without the bonehead turnover mentality running Paul Johnson’s version of the triple option. Georgia Tech is

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