CFT: Badgers running back Montee Ball said Thursday won't enter the NFL draft.
Via AP on Fox
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January 05, 2012
Wisconsin running back Montee Ball is coming back for his senior season.
Ball announced his decision Thursday and said NFL evaluators told him he'd likely be a third-round pick in April's draft.
Ball scored 39 touchdowns this season, tying Barry Sanders' NCAA record. He finished the year with 1,923 yards rushing and 2,229 all-purpose yards, second best in Wisconsin...
Via Fox Sports Wisconsin
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January 05, 2012
MADISON, Wis. (AP) -- Wisconsin running back Montee Ball is coming back for his senior season.
Ball announced his decision Thursday and said NFL evaluators told him he'd likely be a third-round pick in April's draft.
Ball scored 39 touchdowns this season, tying Barry Sanders' NCAA record. He finished the year with 1,923 yards rushing and 2,229 all-purpose yards, second...
Via Pro Football Talk
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January 05, 2012
Wisconsin running back Montee Ball seemed like a good bet to enter the 2012 NFL draft: He had already accomplished plenty in college football after his outstanding junior season ended with trips to the Heisman Trophy ceremonies and the Rose Bowl, and when you’re a running back, you should generally try to get paid while…
Via College Football Talk
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January 04, 2012
Shortly after a Rose Bowl loss to Oregon, Wisconsin running back Montee Ball has reportedly made his decision about his future and will make an announcement in the coming days. In an interview with the USA Today Tuesday, Ball said ”Basically, I looked myself in the mirror and told myself what I needed to do for me,…
Via The Sports Bank
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January 05, 2012
During a Thursday afternoon press conference, the Wisconsin Badgers running back and Heisman Finalist Montee Ball officially announced his intent to return for his senior season.
“I believe that I am mentally ready (for the NFL),” Ball said, “but I think I need to become stronger and faster and I believe another year in the program will most definitely...
Via Sports Illustrated
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January 05, 2012
MADISON, Wis. (AP) -- Wisconsin running back Montee Ball is coming back for his senior season.
Via Football Nation
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January 05, 2012
Finishing 4th in the Heisman Trophy voting, Montee Ball must feel like he has something left to prove.
The junior accounted for 39 total touchdowns this season, putting him in the NCAA record books next to Oklahoma State legend Barry Sanders. And after an 11-3 season, Ball made the decision to come back to Camp Randall for one more shot at the Roses.
The decision makes sense for...
Via Fox Sports Wisconsin
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January 06, 2012
MADISON, Wis. - In the world of big-time college football, change is wrapped into the very fiber of the sporting culture. Coaches change teams, seeking more lucrative contracts and opportunities. Players shuffle through the turnstiles, transferring or graduating or bolting for the NFL after each season. Turnover is the nature of the system, and it makes producing consistent winning...
Via Rivals.com
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January 05, 2012
Wisconsin running back Montee Ball is coming back for his senior season. Ball announced his decision Thursday and said NFL evaluators told him he'd likely be a third-round pick in April's draft. Ball scored 39 touchdowns this season, tying Barry Sanders' NCAA record. He finished the year with 1,923 yards rushing and 2,229 all-purpose yards, second best in Wisconsin history...
Via Fox Sports Wisconsin
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January 06, 2012
MADISON, Wis. - One day after Wisconsin running back Montee Ball announced his decision to stay for his senior season, one of his lead blockers reportedly is headed for the NFL.
Badgers center Peter Konz will not return next season, opting instead to put his name into the NFL draft, according to the Wisconsin State Journal, which cited a UW source.
Konz, a 6-foot-5, 315-pound redshirt...
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January 06, 2012
Michigan Kicks Off 2012 with Sugar Bowl Win
bullets from The Michigan Fanatic
Montee Ball will be back to power Badgers’ next run for the Rose
likely relevant if M wins the division next year.
Texas Basketball Outgunned By Iowa State 77-71
maybe ISU isn't bad? Would help the tourney resume.
Fake field goal gives Glanda a shot at glory
lustily taken
Moffatt reshaped into two...
Via Dan Shanoff
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January 06, 2012
Today's Name to Know: Bill O'Brien. The Patriots offensive coordinator is going to become the next football coach at Penn State. A few thoughts:*His career as a college coach -- assistant level only -- was undistinguished. This is a red flag, not the least of which because the leap from OK assistant (with an NFL stop in-between) to head coach of a premier program is a huge...
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