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As expected, there’s been a flurry of activity in the NFL since the lockout has ended. The AFC North is no exception to that rule and each team has made some key acquisitions. The division didn’t make the huge splashes that others did, but there are ...
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The Big Ten is ready to kick off another season and placed a total of five teams in the recently released USA Today Top 25 preseason poll (as well as five in the OnsideKick Preseason Poll). The conference will also have a new dimension this season wi...
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The Connecticut Huskies didn’t quite come out of nowhere to win the Big East in 2010. They were expected to compete and behind the conference’s best player, Jordan Todman, won the BCS bid. But a host of new challenges faces the squad in 2011 and not ...
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The Big East is expected to have another down year before the arrival of TCU in 2012. With a wide open conference, several teams have a realistic shot at competing for the league crown and automatic BCS bid. Still, a few programs stand out more than ...
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When Dave Wannstedt was hired as Pitt’s head coach in 2005, alumni and fans were excited about a no-nonsense NFL pro-style offense that would hopefully lure more big-time recruits. By 2010, that was exactly the case as he had successfully begun landi...
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Colt McCoy undoubtedly was looking forward to draft day. It was a chance for the Browns to reward his potential with some promising offensive pieces. Unfortunately, that didn’t happen. As I recapped earlier when handing out the AFC North Draft ...
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After April’s NFL Draft, here’s a look at how each team in the AFC North fared. Baltimore Ravens (C) I wasn’t surprised that Baltimore added a wide receiver with Torrey Smith from Maryland in the second round, but I did find it a bit puzzling t...
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The Big East wasn't exactly a strong conference last year and with so many key departures, the league could be even weaker in 2011. Someone's got to win the conference title, but there could quite easily be another 8-4 champion. Here are the biggest ...
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