Quality Control
Alabama QB Greg McElroy isn't flawless, but he doesn't have to be for the Crimson Tide to be perfect. Ivan Maisel »Forde: The great QB debate »College QBs »Pro potential 
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SPOTLIGHT: CROSSROADS SEASON
College football is a transitional sport by nature, but the 2010 season opens with many at a true crossroads. What happens next? That remains an open question. Ivan Maisel » Bloggers »
• Rivalry reversal? » Podcast: Ivan and Beano 
BLOG SPOTLIGHT: LET'S GET IT STARTED
SPOTLIGHT: POWER AND GLORY
The SEC as a whole has nothing left to prove. It is the standard of excellence -- and the evidence is in the trophy case. Pat Forde »
• Power rankings » Blogs: Conference rankings »
• Don't believe the hype » Bloggers »
ESPN THE MAGAZINE PREVIEW
ESPN The Magazine's 2010 college football preview issue has arrived. Take a look.
• ND's new era » Georgia State is born »
• CFB Confidential » Ingram's all smiles »
• Lone Star hand signals » In the tunnel »
BLUE RIBBON PREVIEWS
The anticipation is building as the 2010 season is just around the corner. ESPN Insider has teamed with Blue Ribbon to provide previews for all 120 FBS teams. Blue Ribbon home »
MUST READ
- Mag: Tunnel Vision
- Some of the game's most emotionally stirring moments occur in the the stadium tunnel.
- ESPN LA: Play It Again
- Mitch Mustain hopes he's the next Matt Cassel: a USC career backup that plays on Sundays.
- Plains Dealing
- With some new playmakers in his hand, Auburn QB Cameron Newton is ready to deal.
- Burning Bush
- USC exile Reggie Bush feels bad, but his actions and late contrition have Troy feeling worse.
COLUMNISTS
Ivan Maisel
Pat Forde
Mark Schlabach
Gene Wojciechowski
Greg McElroy confident in his skills
Alabama quarterback Greg McElroy focuses on the things he does have -- a 14-0 record and a championship ring -- rather than what he might lack.
The great quarterback debate
They may not have the intangibles that make NFL scouts drool, but by the most important measure -- namely, wins and losses -- Kellen Moore and Case Keenum have proved their worth at the college level.
More teams turning to 3-4 defense
It once was a rarity in college football, but with the advent of spread offenses, more teams are employing a 3-4 defense.
