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Teel Time: A history of Beamer's offensive coordinators at Virginia Tech
Anyone remotely interested in Virginia Tech football knows that Scot Loeffler is the Hokies’ new offensive coordinator. Less known, especially to younger folk, is the history of Tech’s offensive coordinators in Frank Beamer’s 26...
Tags: Cleveland Browns, College Sports, Florida Gators, Nick Saban, Big East Conference
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The weekend's college football TV schedule
Groller's CornerNCAA Division I TV Schedule - Week 7 The following schedule is for games from Division I (FBS and FCS) for the dates of Oct. 11 - Oct. 17. * All times Eastern * FBS Rankings reflect the USA Today Coaches’ Poll * FCS Rankings reflect the Sports... -
Complete NCAA Division I football TV schedule for this weekend
Groller's CornerNCAA Division I TV Schedule - Week 6 courtesy of the National Football Foundation. The following schedule is for games from Division I (FBS and FCS) for the dates of Oct. 4 - Oct. 10. * All times Eastern * FBS Rankings reflect the USA Today Coaches’... -
Teel Time: Kris Burd, Virginia's No. 2 career receiver, excels as blocker, too
When Virginia offensive coordinator Bill Lazor talks about the No. 2 receiver in program history, he starts with one of Kris Burd’s least-productive games.
“One of the things that impresses me about Kris is his toughness,” Lazor said...Tags: Clifton Richardson, John Ford, Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets, Georgia Institute of Technology, Mike London
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Teel Time: Is Ivy-educated Bill Lazor overthinking Virginia's offense?
Bill Lazor’s intellect is obvious. Talk to him, check his references, read his credentials. The guy didn’t struggle to pass English 101 at Cornell. Unlike Lazor, the closest thing I’ve gotten to the Ivy League is walking through Harvard...Tags: Ivy League, England, Andrew Luck, Terry Kirby, North Carolina Tar Heels
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The Highlights
HOUSTON - A sell out of 71,444 at Reliant Stadium watched the Texans level the Colts 34-7 in the season opener for both teams on Sunday, Sept. 11.
But interestingly enough the focus of the contest wasn't so much on the players who were on the field. It...Tags: Indianapolis Colts, James Casey, Andre Johnson, Houston Texans, Matt Schaub
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Twenty years ago this week Virginia football team was ranked No. 1 in the country
College football's most improbable No. 1 of the last half-century attracted "World News Tonight," validated Andy Warhol and prompted odes to Thomas Jefferson. Twenty years ago this week, the Virginia Cavaliers became the nation's top-ranked team....Tags: Television, L. Douglas Wilder, College of William and Mary, Al Groh, Hampton Roads
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Game 16: Ravens bid fond farewell
Sun reporterIn an emotional farewell yesterday, Ted Marchibroda finally became accountable, something he had always preached during his three-year tenure as Ravens coach.Barring a miraculous change of heart, Ravens owner Art Modell is expected to fire Marchibroda...Tags: Michael McCrary, Detroit Lions, NFL Draft, Jermaine Lewis, Oriole Park at Camden Yards
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No stopping this train
Tribune staff reporterMaybe the scariest part is that the Bears, to a man, did not know what to say. That they were neither angry nor frustrated as much as positively bewildered. That they had absolutely no clue how to explain what they all admitted was an appalling 32-7...Tags: Hamburgers, Scott Mitchell, Detroit Lions, Football, Basketball
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Bad news, Bears...
Tribune staff reporterWhere is Don Meredith when you need him? The former "Monday Night Football" broadcaster's theme song would have been a perfect sendoff for the Bears' funeral procession home. Forget Bing Crosby and "White Christmas." Or Nat King Cole roasting those...Tags: Nat King Cole, Scott Mitchell, Marty Carter, National Football Conference, Bing Crosby
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Danger: Falling Bears
Tribune staff reporterThe Bears consistently reduce the size of a football field to a window ledge. This tendency to microwave their games is dangerous. Fans should beware not of radiation, but of the danger of being hit by falling Bears. An entire team is tossing itself...Tags: Curtis Conway, Robert Green, Scott Mitchell, Marty Carter, New York Giants
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Back in the saddle
Tribune staff reporterScoot over, Minnesota. Step aside, Green Bay. Jump back, Detroit. For a team that was merely trying to remain in the background of the playoff picture, the Bears wound up posing in the front row Sunday with the heavy hitters. A 20-10 victory over the...Tags: Curtis Conway, Scott Mitchell, National Football Conference, Football, Jason Hanson
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