The Rest of College Football

[Optimus Prime]

Terrelle Pryor should have landed in "Sing Sing" if there was an ounce of integrity in Columbus.

[lineygoblue]

That's too nice of a location for a prison.

[Mackenzie]

To much money to spend on him.

[Dr. Strangelove]

If the resolve of schools like A&M and Oklahoma is strong enough, the Big12 could be falling apart soon.

http://tamu.scout.com/2/1090643.html

It sounds like ESPN (more so than Texas itself) does not want to budge on the HS game issue. ESPN's in the business of making money and they have to turn a profit from the crummy Longhorn Network somehow and they're not about to let Beebe and the Big12 front office dictate to them what they can and cannot show.

[lineygoblue]

I'm still opposed to putting HS games on national television. I know its a trend, and unfortunately, its a trend that will only grow, but I think its a bad thing for HS football.

I don't have as much of a problem with ESPN or Fox showing HS State Finals, but regular season games, .. I don't like it.

[WM Wolverine]

ESPN desperately needs quality programming and one college football game and some Longhorn basketball & baseball games aren't going to cut it.

[Mackenzie]

I'm still opposed to putting HS games on national television. I know its a trend, and unfortunately, its a trend that will only grow, but I think its a bad thing for HS football.

Maybe it's a good way to build the infrastructure of some of our schools.

[Mike]

Probably not.

[Mackenzie]

Actually, I wonder what schools get paid and if that money is somehow dedicated or just goes into the general fund.

[Pasadena Blue]

Big12 schools should show some modicum of pride and abandon Tejas.

[entropy]

http://www.cbssports.com/mcc/blogs/entry/6270202/31025781?ttag=gen10_on_all_fb_na_txt_0001

A&M goes to the NCAA on the LHN

[Jamie H]

Count on the NCAA to do whatever makes them the most money.

[geo weidl]

Had to post this one.

http://www.windsorstar.com/Ohio+University+ranked+party+school/5193089/story.html

Good grief.

[madootra]

Ohio University story with an OSU pic..........stupid Canadiacs......

[entropy]

Steve Kragthorpe has Parkinson's

Associated Press

BATON ROUGE, La. -- LSU assistant coach Steve Kragthorpe has been diagnosed with Parkinson's disease and is relinquishing his duties as offensive coordinator, but is remaining on the Tigers' staff.

Kragthorpe, who was hired during the offseason, will remain as the quarterbacks' coach while Greg Studrawa has been elevated to offensive coordinator.

The 46-year-old Kragthorpe is the former head coach at Louisville (2007-09) and at Tulsa (2003-06). He replaced Gary Crowton on LSU's staff after Crowton left to take a position at Maryland.

The Tigers are expected to hold a news conference Thursday afternoon.