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Athlon Sports Features
Non-BCS RB Profiles
Athlon continues its release of the 2009 college fantasy football draft kit, with a look at running backs from the WAC, Mountain West and Independents.
2009 Indiana Hoosiers Preview
A two-year project to renovate the north end zone, add new offices, meeting rooms and a 24,000 square foot weight facility is complete. The IU staff has used the new facilities to lure recruits who Bill Lynch believes have upgraded the talent in the program. But this is a team that went 3–9 last year and still has a hard time slugging it out against the Big Ten’s big boys. The Hoosiers need to steal at least two road wins to get back to .500.
Big Ten RB Profiles
Athlon continues its 2009 college fantasy draft kit with a look at the running backs in the Big Ten. There is plenty of variety in this league as there are studs, sleepers and breakout candidates worth owning.
Nos. 71-80
It's 70s day on AthlonSports.com as we lay out teams 26-120 in reverse order 10 at a time.
Big Ten Fantasy QBs
Athlon continues its 2009 college fantasy draft kit with a look at the Big Ten quarterbacks. How good will Terrelle Pryor be in 2009?
2010 To Watch: Defensive Ends
Athlon begins its coverage of the Class of 2010 with a position by position breakdown of the best high school juniors in the nation. Today, we look at the pass rushers.
CFB Fantasy: Looking Ahead: QBs
With spring practice underway, it's time to start thinking about the 2009 college fantasy football season. Quarterback should be a loaded position and Athlon takes a look at some of the key storylines to watch.
Recruiting: Quarterback Rankings
Athlon's positional rankings for the class of 2009 wrap up with the most important position on the field: Quarterback.
Recruiting: Athlete Rankings
Athlon's positional rankings for the class of 2009 continue with the athletes. These players could end up at many different positions.
Recruiting: Defensive Back Rankings
Athlon's positional rankings for the class of 2009 continue with the defensive backs, where South Carolina pulled in six quality players.
Recruiting: Linebacker Rankings
Athlon's positional rankings for the class of 2009 continue with the linebackers. The Trojans had the best LB corp in the nation heading into 2008, they start '09 off with the top class at that position.
Recruiting: Running Back Rankings
Athlon's positional rankings for the class of 2009 continue with the running backs, a position that still has a bunch of talented players uncommitted.
Recruiting: Defensive Tackle Rankings
Athlon's positional rankings for the class of 2009 continue with the defensive tackles. This is one of the best run-stuffer classes in recent history.
Recruiting: WR/TE Rankings
Athlon's positional rankings for the class of 2009 continue with the pass catchers. Neither the wide receivers nor the tight ends are as strong as last season, but there is still plenty of talent.
Recruiting: Defensive End Rankings
Athlon's positional rankings for the class of 2009 continue with the defensive ends, where the South Florida Bulls pulled in the best end class in the nation.
Early Enrollees: Big Ten
Athlon continues its look at the early enrollments for the class 2009. The Big Ten Conference has 29 prospects already on campus.
Recruiting: Impact of early enrollees
The process of enrolling in classes early is one of the major new trends in college football. Aided by a sped up recruiting calendar, these early enrollees are playing a much bigger role than ever before.
Recruiting: Signing Day Recap
NSD '09 was certainly filled with excitement but it was what did not happen that was most intriguing. Athlon crowns a recruiting champion, looks at a serious new trend and highlights some NSD winners.
News From Around the Web
Harbach Blog...SEC Post-Spring Rankings
(cfn.scout.com)The quiet period of the college football season has begun with recruiting and spring practices over. What better time t...
Saban, Musso Third In Golf Challenge
(alabama.scout.com)Greensboro, Ga. - The University of South Carolina team represented by Coach Steve Spurrier and Sterling Sharpe carded a...
What Does Tide Get With Mike Groh?
(alabama.scout.com)It made news when a former Offensive Coordinator Mike Groh, son of legendary Al Groh and a former top flight college qua...
Five ‘New’ Tiders To Make Impact
(alabama.scout.com)After watching Alabama's spring game, I noticed something. I noticed that there were players who hardly played last year...
Charlotte Combine Results
(scoutcombines.scout.com)While the grass surface was a little slow and there was no wind to aid or hinder the times, the overall results for the ...
QB John Parker Wilson: Falcons Sign 10 UDFAs
(profootball.scout.com)Hot News for QB John Parker Wilson...
Tide Announces New Football Series
(alabama.scout.com)The University of Alabama and Michigan State University have signed a contract for a home-and-home football series in 20...
SEC Blogger Roundtable Discussion
(cfn.scout.com)There have been a number of interesting developments since the last SEC team played their bowl game and each month until...
Cardinals Cover Bases With Third-Round Pick
(ari.scout.com)The Arizona Cardinals jumpstarted Day Two by selecting Alabama Safety Rashad Johnson. Safeties Antrel Rolle and Adrian W...
Texans Address the Line in Third
(hou.scout.com)The Houston Texans continued their fantastic draft by selecting Alabama center Antoine Caldwell with the 13th pick in th...
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New coaches: Mississippi St. and New Mexico
Throughout the summer, we'll profile all of the new head coaches in the Football Bowl Subdivision. Today, we look at Mississippi State's Dan Mullen and New Mexico's Mike Locksley.
2009 Best Units: Wide receivers/Tight ends
They’re the teams within the team — those cohesive little units bound together by their shared responsibilities within the larger team context. Today, we look at the best wide receiver/tight end units in the country.
Michigan State is no longer second to Michigan
As the Wolverines search for answers coming off a 3-9 campaign, Michigan State is on the rise. Yes, the little brother isn't so little anymore.




