by Travis Normand
Unless he is tweeting fake photos, the discussion of whether or not Reuben Foster will stick to his Auburn pledge (and not change back to Alabama) is over as Foster has apparently gone out and gotten an Auburn tattoo.
The photos/tattoo doesn’t (at least to me) look 100% real, but if in fact it is real, Foster is heading to Auburn.
Check out photos of the tattoo here.
by Travis Normand
I always thought Texas A&M was the school that was full of pride and tradition? Maybe I was wrong, or maybe Texas A&M is suffering from some form of bizarre identity crisis.
by Travis Normand
If you read the complaint filed by Sarah Grimes you probably noticed that Kristen Saban’s boyfriend was referred to as “BV” throughout the document.
Well, in case your curious, it is rumored that BV is Alabama football player Brian Vogler.
by Travis Normand
This could get interesting as it wears on. Further, it could make SEC Media Days (scheduled for next week) more exciting IF anyone has the nerve to ask Coach Saban about it. However, I wouldn’t hold my breath waiting for that moment to come.
by Travis Normand
I first read this story on Clay Travis’ site, OutKickTheCoverage.com. University of Alabama head football coach Nick Saban’s daughter, Kristen Saban, has a civil lawsuit pending against her for fighting with her sorority sisters.
Joe Paterno Defends PSU Football
By Mark Brennan
FightOnState.com
Posted Jul 11, 2012
Nearly six months after his death, the longtime coach’s family sends former Nittany Lion players what it describes as an op-ed piece he wrote at the turn of the year.
Editor’s Note: According to Joe Paterno’s family, the following column was written by the former Penn State football coach in late December and early January — less than a month before he died of lung cancer. The story, in the form of a Word file, was forwarded to former Nittany Lion players Wednesday morning.
Follow the link (below) to download a copy of Judge Freeh’s Report on Penn State.
ESPN PRESS RELEASE – JULY 11, 2012
ESPN will present live coverage of Thursday’s press conference with Judge Louis Freeh as he discusses his report on ”the investigation into the facts and circumstances of the actions of (Penn State) surrounding the child abuse committed” by Jerry Sandusky.
Coverage from Philadelphia, where the news conference will take place, begins on the live, 9 a.m. ET SportsCenter, with reporter Jeremy Schaap on-site. (The Freeh Report is scheduled for release at 9 a.m. via www.TheFreehReportonPSU.com.)
At 10 a.m., SportsCenter will offer live coverage of the Freeh press conference, which will also be shown on ESPNU and ESPN3. In addition, ESPN.com will have coverage regarding the report’s release.
Live coverage on ESPN will continue when Outside the Lines devotes its entire show to the topic at 3 p .m. followed by College Football Live at 3:30 p.m.
by Travis Normand
Did Les Miles and LSU not watch the 2012 Orange Bowl between West Virginia and Clemson?
Apparently former Clemson defensive coordinator Kevin Steele, who was fired after the 70-33 loss to WVU, is being hired by LSU and will join the football staff in an administrative capacity.
Of course, I am not sure what he will be “administrating” and I can only hope it doesn’t involve the LSU defense. After all, a 70-33 beat-down on national TV is not exactly the best ringing endorsement of ones capabilities as a defensive coordinator.
Before taking the DC job at Clemson, Steele was the head coach at Baylor (1999-2002) where he compiled a conference record of 1-31 and an overall record of 9-36.
For LSU’s sake, I hope Steele is a good coach who has just had some bad material to work with. I guess we will see.
H/T: TigerBait.com
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