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Doc Holliday has showed that he can win at Marshall, which should easily buy him a year while the Thundering Herd look ahead to 2013.
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Kent State closed strong in its debut season under Darrell Hazell, but this team won't challenge for a MAC title unless the offense steps forward.
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You can change a label, dropping the B.C.S. or non-B.C.S. tag, but remember: a rose is still a rose. The F.B.S. needs to ensure that more than just a name changes.
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That Alabama and West Virginia are scheduled to meet in 2014 might signal that major teams won't change their scheduling practices even with a playoff on the horizon.
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It's now or never for Dan Enos at Central Michigan, which returns the deepest and most experienced team of his three-year tenure with the program.
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There's plenty of reason for optimism for most of the teams among the bottom 25, but in one spot, Boston College, there's more than enough negativity to go around.
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Troy's football mindset isn't broken, but the Trojans must reload to keep pace in an offense heavily slanted towards offensive firepower.
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Troy's defensive issues will continue, and the concerns are large enough to prevent the Trojans from being considered among the top four teams in the Sun Belt.
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The College Football Hall of Fame elected 17 deserving new members today, but it's the names that are missing that stand out.
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Doug Martin is the best offensive coordinator of the Frank Spaziani era; he holds the key to any projected climb Boston College plans to make in 2012.
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Anyone excited about the current future of Boston College football hasn't been paying attention to how terrible the Eagles have been over the last two years.
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Ranking the triple-digit teams by overall schedule, with Duke holding the toughest and Texas-San Antonio the weakest.
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No one questions that North Texas is getting better, but Sun Belt losses have to come from somewhere, and the Mean Green are not quite in the conference's top four.
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It's no longer a question of when David Cutcliffe will get it done, but rather if he'll ever lead Duke to a bowl game.
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The current all-name team nominees through 21 teams, or from Texas-San Antonio through Ball State.
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In a latter to an Alabama player in the early 1980s, Bear Bryant said that he expected him "to work hard, eat well, sleep well, play well, display a winning attitude at all times (and) be a leader."
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Looking at recent MAC coaches like Frank Solich, Turner Gill and Brady Hoke as a way to determine if Pete Lembo's rebuilding project will continue unabated in 2012.
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It shouldn't be so easy for Ball State to just go from the bottom of the MAC to a MAC West title in two years under Pete Lembo, should it?
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In addition to the three Notre Dame arrivals set to help Kansas in 2012, here are five transfers set to hold major roles in the Big 12.
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As you might have heard, Kansas has a new head coach: his name is Charlie Weis, and he's changed nearly everything.
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