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between Locksley, Doeren, and Aranda this week was The Red Wedding for coaches who have been on the hot seat for seven consecutive seasons
RT @PeteThamel: NEWS: NC State has fired coach Dave Doeren. The firing comes in the wake of a loss at Stanford on Friday night.
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America’s largest college marching band. From 90 students in 2022 became the storm of 600 students we know today.
The Falcon Marching Band presents “STORM II”
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WMU and Toledo are going to play under a toxic cloud of chemicals from an industrial accident. You wouldn’t survive this conference
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Sources: UMass star quarterback Pop Watson is expected to return for the Minutemen at UConn tonight. Watson has missed the past two games with an ankle injury. He’ll be evaluated pre-game, but is expected to play.
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Turquoise is back. Take the scenic route 🚙
#GoLobos
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👀 We're up to 42 bowls this season - 1 more than last year - w/addition of San Juan Bowl (Dec. 16) b/w ACC & Sun Belt. That's 84 teams needed to fill all the bowls, including 2 in Puerto Rico: San Juan Bowl & Puerto Rico Bowl (Dec. 22, MAC vs. G6)
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Replying to @michaeleaves
because the top level of the sport is unique unto any other level and I define its value by the regular season it offers
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NEWS: Iowa coach Kirk Ferentz named Jeremy Hecklinski the starting quarterback for Iowa this week against Minnesota. He told the media in Iowa that Hank Brown is ready, but Hecklinski will be the starter.
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Delaware QB Nick Minicucci (leg) is set to return tonight against Missouri State, source tells @TheAthletic.
The CUSA preseason OPOY has missed the last two games.
Weekday CUSA (and Sun Belt) tonight:
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The FCS playoff committee will reveal its current Top 10 ranking today at 2 p.m. ET during “College Football Live” on ESPN2
Tuesday’s FCS playoff committee Top 10 reveal will be fun and make for some good conversation. But as a reminder to not put too much stock in it: Tennessee Tech was No. 7 in their Nov. 5 reveal last year, and then fell to the No. 13 seed on Selection Sunday despite not losing an FCS game in that stretch
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SEC Stadium Tour Complete. My dad (@SurfingGramps) and I have watched @UKFootball play at every @SEC school. Go Cats!
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📈 Tarleton State is your new FCS No. 1.
It's the first time since 2021 that the FCS No. 1 is not NDSU, SDSU or Montana State.
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#MSUBobcatsFB starting LG Burke Mastel and backup RB Colson Coon are likely to play Saturday against Weber State, per Brent Vigen.
"There's a good chance" Taco Dowler will play too, Vigen said.
TBD on free safety Taki Uluilakepa, who got hurt in the Idaho game.
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Update on the Win-Total portfolio.
Very happy with the positions including the four that have been added in-season (Akron prior to week 1, Maryland after week 4, umass three weeks ago, liberty last week)
Biggest turds look like
- Ohio under 7.5
-wazzu over 4.5 (12 game schedule)
-Iowa under 7.5
-wake under 6.5
Current projections have these going 26-9, +14.52u on 40.3u risked
Lots of work left to do.
The three marked green are already determined (yes…sac state is determined)
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BACK ON THE ROAD FOR BALL STATE
This Saturday, I’ll be at Scheumann Stadium for the much-anticipated MAC showdown between Sacramento State and Ball State.
Drop your Muncie game day suggestions ⬇️⬇️⬇️
- What to see
- What to eat
- What to drink
- Traditions of note
#ChirpChirp
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Florida State star running back Ousmane Kromah is set to miss the rest of the season due to a foot/ankle injury he suffered against Miami last night, sources tell @CBSSports.
Brutal blow for FSU and Kromah, who was ranked third in the ACC with 609 rushing yards.






























