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Huskies end roller coaster season with victory

Jan 2nd, 2010

Andre Dixon ran for 126 yards and a touchdown, as Connecticut dominated South Carolina, 20-7, in the PapaJohns.com Bowl.

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Papajohns.com Bowl: Connecticut vs. South Carolina

Jan 2nd, 2010

The fourth annual PapaJohns.com Bowl features South Carolina and Connecticut, two teams that have experienced their fair share of peaks and valleys in 2009.

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CFB: Ranking All 34 Bowl Games

Dec 18th, 2009

With a whopping 34 bowl games on this year’s slate, more than half of the Football Bowl Subdivision teams find themselves involved in a postseason matchup. Athlon’s Steven Lassan sorts through the schedule and ranks them all, from least to most intriguing.

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CFB: Week 14 SEC Notebook

Dec 10th, 2009

In what might have been the most exciting Saturday of college football this season, the game everyone had circled as the game of the day turned out to be a dud as Alabama rolled over Florida.

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CFB: Week 13 SEC Notebook

Dec 3rd, 2009

After three months of build-up and a couple of close calls, including the Crimson Tide’s come-from-behind win at Auburn last week, the moment has arrived: No. 1 Florida vs. No. 2 Alabama.

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CFB: Week 13 National Notebook

Nov 30th, 2009

Mitch Light's national notebook takes a broad look around the nation with teams of the week, under the radar wins and other college football notes.

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Week 13 in Review

Nov 30th, 2009

Athlon takes a look at the five most important things to take away from Week 13, key injuries and what games are on the schedule for Week 14.

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CFB: Week 12 SEC Notebook

Nov 26th, 2009

LSU had a chance to pull out victory at Ole Miss but Les Miles' poor clock management cost the Tigers in the waning moments.

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CFB: Five Burning Questions Week 13

Nov 25th, 2009

Athlon’s editors debate five burning questions about Week 13 in college football including who will get at-large bids to the BCS, why the SEC has a bunch of .500 teams and more.

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CFB: Week 11 SEC Notebook

Nov 19th, 2009

This week's SEC notebook looks at the league's enviable bowl situation, some rocky times on Rocky Top, Steve Spurrier relinquishing his play-calling duties again and more.

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CFB: Week 10 SEC Notebook

Nov 12th, 2009

Jonathan Crompton has gone from the outhouse to the penthouse in the span of a month. It was not that long ago Tennessee fans were calling for the head of the Vols’ senior quarterback. Now Crompton is putting himself alongside names like Manning in the UT record books.

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CFB: Five Burning Questions Week 11

Nov 11th, 2009

Athlon’s editors debate five burning questions about Week 11 in college football including Clemson's chances of closing out the ACC Atlantic, Boise State's "schedulability" and if Steve Spurrier and South Carolina need to part ways.

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Week 10 in Review

Nov 9th, 2009

Athlon takes a look at the five most important things to take away from Week 10, key injuries and what key games are on the schedule for Week 11.

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CFB: Week 9 SEC Notebook

Nov 5th, 2009

Alabama will look to keep its national championship hopes intact, and Nick Saban will try to beat his former school for the second consecutive year when the third-ranked Crimson Tide host LSU in the game of the week in the SEC.

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CFB: Week 9 Big East Notebook

Nov 3rd, 2009

In this week's Big East notebook, Cincinnati and Pittsburgh continue to roll, West Virginia falters against South Florida and Syracuse loses its top playmaker.

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CFB: Week 9 National Notebook

Nov 2nd, 2009

Mitch Light's national notebook takes a broad look around the nation with teams of the week, under the radar wins and other college football notes.

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CFB: Week 8 SEC Notebook

Oct 29th, 2009

The SEC has a public relations problem with its officiating that is threatening to overshadow the league’s looming No 1-vs.-No. 2 showdown. Lane Kiffin and Dan Mullen were the latest coaches to be reprimanded after their teams lost to Alabama and Florida.

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