quote:The USC football program will receive a two-year postseason ban, a reduction in scholarships and a forfeiture of wins from at least the 2004 season when the NCAA releases its sanctions on Thursday, a source told ESPN's Shelley Smith.
The Los Angeles Times reported the NCAA sanctions include the loss of more than 20 scholarships.
ESPN The Magazine's Bruce Feldman confirmed the two-year postseason ban and a reduction in scholarships from a second USC source.
USC will respond Thursday to the NCAA's findings following its investigation into possible violations by the Trojans' football and men's basketball programs, a source with direct knowledge of the situation told ESPN's Joe Schad.
Andere teams als Texas, Texas Tech, Oklahoma en Oklahoma State zullen spoedig volgen, is de verwachting.quote:The Pac-10 announced Thursday that the University of Colorado has agreed to leave the Big 12 to join its conference.
"This is an historic moment for the conference, as the Pac-10 is poised for tremendous growth," commissioner Larry Scott said in a statement.
De hoogtijdagen van USC zijn wel voorbij.quote:Juniors and seniors to-be on the USC Trojans' football team, hit with a two-year postseason ban among other punishments, will be allowed to transfer to other FBS programs without having to sit out a season, the NCAA clarified to ESPN on Friday.
"The second school would have to submit a waiver asking to waive the year in residence, but NCAA rules allow for this waiver to be granted if a student-athlete's first school has a postseason ban in their sport," NCAA spokeswoman Stacey Osburn said in an e-mail to ESPN's Joe Schad.
quote:First-year Texas Tech football coach Tommy Tuberville broke ranks with those inside the Big 12 who laud the efforts that kept the conference together and speak of a bright future for the 10-team league.
In an interview Tuesday on Rivals Radio, Tuberville said that he didn't think the new Big 12 would have staying power.
"I don't think this conference will last long because there is too much disparity between all the teams," Tuberville told host Bill King. "In the SEC, for instance, Vanderbilt makes as much money in the television contract as Florida. Everybody is good with it. Everybody is on the same page. Everyone gets the same votes.
"That doesn't happen here in the Big 12. We have some teams that get a little bit more money and have a little bit more stroke than some of the other teams. And when that happens, you're gonna have teams looking for better avenues to leave and reasons to leave.
quote:USC will replace athletic director Mike Garrett with former Trojans quarterback Pat Haden and return the Heisman Trophy won by Reggie Bush in 1995, university president-elect C.L. Max Nikias announced Tuesday.
Envy and jealousy are a b*tchquote:Op zondag 18 juli 2010 16:54 schreef rgras het volgende:
http://www.gatorsports.co(...)to-Tebow-crying-game
Geniaal..
Te gek voor woorden dit eigenlijk.quote:Winning the Heisman Trophy apparently makes a college football player a big enough star to show up on TMZ.com's radar.
The celebrity gossip site's fledgling sports division reported Thursday that Alabama junior tailback Mark Ingram, who won the school's first Heisman last season while leading the Crimson Tide to the BCS title, is in the NCAA's crosshairs for attending a party for recent NFL draftees at District nightclub in Washington on May 12. The site included a photo of Ingram with Joe Haden, the former Florida cornerback drafted in the first round by the Cleveland Browns. At issue is who paid for Ingram to attend the party.
According to Alabama spokesman Jeff Purinton, Ingram paid, and the NCAA already knew that.
Purinton said that before Ingram took the trip, Ingram asked Alabama's compliance office for permission to visit Haden. The compliance office contacted the NCAA, and Alabama officials were told Ingram could take the trip as long as he submitted proof he paid his own expenses. "They said it was permissible as long as Mark paid and provided receipts," Purinton said. "Mark did that."
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quote:TYSONS CORNER, Va. -- Defending national champion Alabama is No. 1 atop the USA Today preseason coaches' poll.
Boise State will begin the season ranked No. 5. The Broncos, like Alabama, finished last season 14-0. They beat TCU in the Fiesta Bowl.
The Crimson Tide got 55 of 59 possible first place votes. The other four went to Ohio State, which is No. 2 in the newspaper's ranking.
Florida is third, followed by Texas, which lost to Alabama in the BCS title game in January.
Virginia Tech was sixth, followed by TCU, Oklahoma, Nebraska and Iowa to round out the top 10.
Nos. 11-15 are Oregon, Wisconsin, Miami, Penn State and Pittsburgh. They were followed by LSU, Georgia Tech, North Carolina, Arkansas and Florida State, which will be without Bobby Bowden as coach for the first time in 35 years.
Georgia is No. 21, Oregon State No. 22, Auburn No. 23 and Utah and West Virginia tied for No. 24.
The coaches' poll is part of the BCS formula used to determine its national champion.
quote:The Big Ten announced its divisional breakdown Wednesday night and Ohio State and Michigan will be in different six-team divisions when the league expands to 12 members in 2011.
Neither division has been named but they break down like this: Michigan, Nebraska, Iowa, Michigan State, Minnesota and Northwestern in one. Ohio State, Penn State, Wisconsin, Illinois, Purdue and Indiana in the other.
Michigan and Ohio State will be a cross-divisional rivalry and continue to play each other each year in the Big Ten regular-season finale, as they have since 1943. That means they could wind up meeting again for the conference championship a week or two later. Not in the Big House or the Horseshoe but on a neutral field.
quote:CHAPEL HILL, N.C. (AP)—North Carolina coach Butch Davis suspended defensive tackle Marvin Austin indefinitely on Wednesday for violating unspecified team rules.
“This decision is not a result of the ongoing NCAA review,” Davis said in a brief statement issued by the school. “Marvin has violated team rules and has neglected his responsibilities to the team.”
Austin, a senior, has been projected as a possible NFL first-round pick. He will not play Saturday night when the No. 18 Tar Heels face No. 21 LSU in Atlanta.
Was te verwachten. Er kunnen zelfs nog meer spelers geschorst worden. Dit is geen lekker begin van het seizoen voor de Tar Heels.quote:
Als je dan toch wedstrijd(en) verliest, kun je beter vroeg verliezen, beter voor de polls late-seasonquote:Op donderdag 2 september 2010 23:18 schreef The_Playmaker het volgende:
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Gelukkig hoef ik niet tot Zaterdag te wachten want Miami speelt meteen al vanavond hun season opener thuis tegen Florida A&M. De verwachtingen zijn vrij hoog dit jaar! Het begin van het seizoen zal de toon zetten. 3 moeilijke uitwedstrijden in de eerste 5 games.![]()
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