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Free agent QB Mike Vick has been conditionally reinstated by the NFL (by week six or sooner) and the former Hokie southpaw will hold individual workouts for interested teams.
Philadelphia #1 draft choice, WR Jeremy Maclin will move from the slot to split for the Eagles.
Tennessee junior safety Eric Berry, a potential top pick in 2010, has taken out a $3 million injury insurance policy, which could signify the defensive back's days in Volunteer orange are numbered.
Who's a better pro prospect: Florida's Tim Tebow or Mississippi's Jevan Snead?
Josh Buchanan of JBScouting.com lists his top 100 FCS Prospects for 2010.
Pat Kirwan's Top Ten Most Intriguing Training Camp Battles.
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July 27, 2009
I came to a sad realization this past week.
I feel sorry for Steve Spurrier!
I can't believe that I am even writing those words, something just feels wrong about it.
How has the man I once hated so thoroughly suddenly become the object of my pity?
The Steve Spurrier I once knew would have kicked the crap out of the guy we all saw sheepishly making excuses at SEC media...
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July 29, 2009
I don't really need to give an introduction after that title, do I? Anyhow, this article is part of B/R's cooperative series of "You might be a (insert name here) fan if...." started by the lovely Cameon Shiflett. Click here for the original article.
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It appears the psyche of the Oklahoma State defense needed a boost, at least according to new defensive coordinator Bill Young.Cowboys take defensive stance - College Football - Rivals.com (h/t Blutarsky)
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