- posted on 5/21/13 @11:15am
- Written by Tom Dienhart, BTN.com Senior Writer
- 5 Comments
The age-old question is being asked again: Should college football have two signing periods? One in, say, July or August, and the other in February. I’d love for there to be two signing periods. Let Iowa State coach Paul Rhoads tell you why he doesn’t think two signing periods will happen.
Read More »
- posted on 5/20/13 @4:44pm
- Written by Brent Yarina, BTN.com
- 2 Comments
Is it possible not to like Wisconsin product J.J. Watt? Not after watching the video above. Watt, an NFL superstar who does as much good off the field as on it, recently reminded us how likeable he is. After hearing the story of a local leukemia fan who named the robot that goes to school for him “Watt,” the former Badger defensive lineman paid the boy, Cristian Beasley, a surprise visit.
Read More »
- posted on 5/20/13 @4:14pm
- Written by Tom Dienhart, BTN.com Senior Writer
- 2 Comments
Bill O’Brien’s debut was a success, as Penn State finished 8-4 after opening 0-2 during a season wrapped in tumult. But the Nittany Lions may be in for a long season, as the effects of NCAA probation begin to sink in. Penn State will operate with just 67 scholarships, so any attrition could be devastating for a team that’s still ineligible for the postseason or to win the league championship.
Read More »
Find out more about: Schedule Analysis
- posted on 5/20/13 @1:14pm
- Written by Tom Dienhart, BTN.com Senior Writer
- 2 Comments
The Detroit Free Press has a neat piece that chronicles the salaries of Big Ten assistant coaches. Look here and here.
Read More »
- posted on 5/20/13 @11:48am
- Written by Tom Dienhart, BTN.com Senior Writer
- 1 Comment
Iowa is coming off a 4-8 season, the program’s worst since 2000—Kirk Ferentz’s second season in Iowa City. That has some fans antsy. Bryce Miller of the Des Moines Register sat down with the Hawkeyes boss to discuss a variety of topics for a program that has seen its win total fall from 11 to 8 to 7 to 4 each of the last four seasons.
Read More »