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Confessions of a Football Junkie: Poll Carnage
Published 9/29/2008 by Russell Levine at N/A
by Russell Levine If this weekend's carnage at the top of the college football polls bore a familiar look, it should. It was vintage 2007. Last year was a season marked by uncertainty, when no poll position was safe. Upsets became so common that Ohio State lost its final home contest -- and still made the Bowl Championship Series title game. LSU lost its final regular-season game, its second loss of the season, and still won the national championship. This season appears headed for more chaos after a weekend in which three of the top four teams in the major polls lost, and four of the top 10. Three of the losses came to unranked opponents -- another ...

College Football Roundup Week 5: The Saga of Destroyed College Gameday Signs [College Football Roundup]
Published 9/29/2008 by Clay Travis at Deadspin
Each week more signs appear behind the stage at ESPN's College Gameday. Some are original and funny (Knowshon Crossing sign with his leaping outline), some are entirely inside jokes (let's make a sign with our friend's name on it and hold it up for three hours early in the morning), and some are deemed offensive and are destroyed by ESPN heavies. Which brings us to the sign posted above, "Lou Holtz Spits, Mark May Swallows." It comes to me via reader Pete and he says, " By 10:05 AM ESPN had already confiscated it and broken it apart, but it did set off quite a commotion the few minutes it was up." So now you know if you're interested ...

Cocktails Anyone?
Published 18 days ago by noreply@blogger.com (Cleet) at Amphibious Sports Duo
We are a mere two days away from the one of the msot anticipated college football games of the season. However instead of focusing on the actual match-up, the hype machine that is ESPN and others in the media are choosing only to focus on what transpired in the first quarter of last year's 42-30 Georgia victory. In case you don't know what I'm talking about, you can watch the video here. But there is more to this game than Florida exacting revenge and they better realize it they will lose the game and the SEC East title. In an unsurprising, reverse phsycology move, Florida coach Urban Meyer put the kibosh on any of his players ...