What we learned: One-game ban is punchline in coach's suspension

Sporting News' Matt Hayes analyzes what Tuesday's buzz means to college football   A season at the circus OK, let me get this straight. New Mexico coach Mike Locksley punches an assistant coach and the university suspends him for a game.   Oregon tailback LeGarrette Blount punches a Boise State player, and the Oregon administration suspends him indefinitely. Try and wrap your mind around that one.   Not only are coaches paid a ridiculous amount of money, they're also allowed different rules. I don't know about you, but I punch someone at my workplace, I'm out. Fired, escorted out of the building by security.   At New Mexico, you're given a letter of reprimand. And then, to make things look good, you're suspended for a game.   Uh, fellas? Maybe the game away from Locksley will actually do the winless Lobos some good. If New Mexico somehow beats UNLV — hey, it's possible considering the sad state of the program &...