Barking Carnival

Are we really surprised? Today, reports are swirling that Seantrel Henderson, a five star recruit, the #2 overall recruit by Rivals, and future knight of the roundtable, will finally make it official in the coming weeks and actually sign his LOI with everyone's favorite left coast juggernaut, USC. Why is this relevant? He was expected to sign there. Well, for two reasons: 1. This may be an indication of the paddy cake that the

Tennessee has the blueprint. First, you might want to avoid hiring Lane Kiffin.

From the Statesman's Suzanne Halliburton: Rumors continued to swirl late Wednesday on whether Longhorns defensive coordinator and coach-in-waiting Will Muschamp would jump to Tennessee, but Texas football spokesman John Bianco said late Wednesday night that Muschamp has not interviewed with the Volunteers. Further, Bianco said that Muschamp told him Wednesday that he is “happy here and plans on being at Texas for a long time.” Muschamp was in Austin on Wednesday, despite media reports from Texas to Tennessee

Sources are reporting that former Tennessee recruiting coordinator Ed Orgeron took a little time off from packing for USC to encourage 9 mid-term recruits not to go to class today at Tennessee. Once the recruits actually go to class, they fall under strict NCAA rules about transferring and would have to sit out a full year. The arrogance of all involved is something to see. You have to assume that since USC is bringing back

First, I am very thankful that, for the most part, the Texas guys don’t do the hat bullshit.

Allegedly One of the players involved, Nu'Keese Richardson, was at the center of the recruiting controversy earlier this year when Lane Kiffin accused Florida's Urban Meyer of cheating on his recruiting of Richardson. Richardson hails from Pahokee, Fla. which earlier this week was the subject of a USA Today article that paints Pahokee as a troubled town that lives through its HS football team.

USA Today is running series on coaches salaries in D-1 football this week, and according to the national daily, Texas and Tennessee have the biggest budgets for football assistants.

No Paxil involved. As disappointed as we all are that Texas doesn't have a directional school from a dubious conference to pummel this weekend, you don't have to fall prey to the Bye Week Blues.

Florida enters this week's game with Tennessee a four-touchdown favorite. It's not enough. Florida coach Urban Meyer says he holds Tennessee defensive coordinator Monte Kiffin in great admiration -- his son, not so much. New Tennessee coach Lane Kiffin spent most of his first few months on the job poking the Gators with a stick, including accusing Meyer of recruiting violations. Addressing a booster gathering the day after national signing day, while

Not surprising when you consider all of the clowns that took part in this circus. Lane Kiffin, Brown himself, and most interesting to me, a handler named Brian Butler. The following excerpt, if true, is bad news for players that are now playing the street agent game. It could also be bad news for our pal Will Lyles and other sleaze bags. Sources told ESPN.com that the crux of the NCAA’s

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