Brady Hoke, a former Michigan assistant, was hired to a seemingly near-universal embrace among Michigan’s former players and promised that tradition would be his centerpiece.
During his play-calling in the Bowl Championship Series, the veteran announcer goes for all the Tostitos.
Auburn cannot lock the crystal championship trophy in a case until the N.C.A.A. finishes the Cam Newton investigation.
Linebacker Mark Herzlich has won the Rudy Award after missing a season with a rare form of bone cancer then returning to play his senior year.
Michael Dyer did not know if he was down, and he heard no whistle, so he kept running.
Auburn’s 22-19 victory over Oregon on Monday night in the B.C.S. title game was seen by an average 27.3 million viewers, down nearly 12 percent from last year’s game.
The former Wolverines assistant takes over from Rich Rodriguez after reviving the programs at Ball State and San Diego State.
The top two teams in the country, Auburn and Oregon, will play for the national title. Watch a video debate and then vote for the team you think will win.
Highlights from the day in college football: Texas Christian wins the Rose Bowl, the Big Ten went 0-5 and Urban Meyer coached his last game at Florida.
There are plenty of marquee matchups besides the B.C.S. title game. Paul Myerberg tells Connor Ennis who he thinks will come out on top.
January 12, 2011
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There were few glasses clinking at the news that Michigan football is turning to Brady Hoke, but some writers predicted fans would eventually love him.
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