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Florida State Signs Coach Jimbo Fisher To Another Extension After Second Straight Undefeated Season [VIDEO]

By Joseph Trezza | Dec 23, 2014 04:29 PM EST

Fisher signed a deal last year that paid him more than $4 million per season. The deals of this contract are not available yet, but its safe to assume Fisher earned a raise. This just a day after Jameis Winston was relieved of any wrongdoing by the university for a alleged sexual assault dating back to Winston's freshman season. Florida State is ranked No.3 in the college football playoff and will play No.2 Oregon in the Rose Bowl on New Year's Day. No.1 Alabama faces off against No.4 Ohio State in the other semifinal matchup. Read More »

Worst To 1st? Buccaneers Close To Clinching No. 1 Pick, But Will It Be Winston or Mariota?

By Joseph Trezza | Dec 23, 2014 12:56 PM EST

The Tampa Bay Buccaneers are close to — temporarily, of course — fixing their quarterback issues. All they need to do is lose another game. What's one more loss? The Bucs already have the worst record in the league at 2-13 and play in the worst division, the NFC South. One more loss could clinch the No. 1 pick in next year's NFL Draft, according to CBS Sports. But who will the Bucs choose? The consensus seems to be Heisman Trophy winner Marcus Mariota, who will lead Oregon against last year's Heisman winner Jameis Winston in the Rose Bowl on New Year's Day. Mariota had a historic junior season on his way to becoming the first Oregon Duck to win the Heisman, awarded to the nation's top player. Mariota won in a landslide after tossing 38 touchdowns against two interceptions and leading the Ducks to the No. 2 overall seed. But could Winston be an option also? The in-state product led Florida State to an undefeated run to the National Title last season, and the Seminoles are 13-0 again this year. Read More »

San Diego State Player Collapses During Basketball Game: Dwayne Polee II OK After Seizure, Says ESPN

By Joseph Trezza | Dec 23, 2014 11:54 AM EST

In a scary moment Monday night, Dec. 22, San Diego State forward Dwayne Polee II collapsed during a game against UC Riverdale and stayed on the ground for more than 10 minutes before regaining consciousness and being taken to the hospital, according to "The Sporting News." The "News" reported that Polee appeared to suffer a seizure on the court and that his parents rushed from the crowd to tend to his side. Polee appeared to wave to the crowd while being taken off the floor. According to heavy.com, he was alert, allowing fans and spectators to breathe a sigh of relief. Read More »

Miami Beach Brawl: Bowl Game Turns Ugly As BYU, Memphis Fight On Field

By Joseph Trezza | Dec 23, 2014 11:20 AM EST

Calling a football game a battle borders on the definition of hyperbole, but the Miami Beach Bowl, played Monday, Dec. 22, between BYU and Memphis, turned out to be exactly that. The teams fought for 60 minutes, then two overtimes and then actually fought themselves off the field thanks to a huge midfield brawl that broke out amid frustration and exhaustion. "It wasn't always pretty," Memphis coach Justin Fuente told ESPN. Call that the understatement of the bowl season. Reviews of the footage show wind-up, right-handed hammers; helmet throwing; stomping; and other awesome —um, ugly — cases of sportsmanship. The fight broke out after Memphis began celebrating its 55-48 win on the field. BYU was obviously upset they fell short in the two-overtime heartbreaker, and obviously didn't take lightly to Memphis rubbing it in their faces. There were times when the action on the field was just as exciting as the postgame antics. Read More »

Kansas The Latest NCAA Power To Suffer Major Upset As Jayhawks Are Beat By Temple

By Joseph Trezza | Dec 23, 2014 10:48 AM EST

Kansas falling gives the Big 12 its first truly embarrassing loss of the season. It still has a long way to go to catch up to the Big 10, which also proved the joke of the Power 5 football season. In hoops, the conference already has "nine lopsided losses at the hands of newly-minted Division I programs and directional schools," according to Sporting News. Read More »

NBA Draft: Is Jahlil Okafor, Emmanuel Mudiay or Karl-Anthony Towns Going Number 1?

By Joseph Trezza | Dec 16, 2014 08:46 PM EST

All three players have a ton of size and make scouts salivate with crazy upside. The final decision may depend on what the team drafting prefers — whether they favor a post player or a point guard, and whether or not they favor polish. Let's dig deeper into each candidate. Read More »

From Nebraska to Youngstown State - What was Bo Pelini Thinking?

By Joseph Trezza | Dec 16, 2014 08:01 PM EST

Your initial reaction to the news that former Nebraska head coach Bo Pelini has signed on to coach at Youngstown State, an FCS school, after leading the Cornhuskers to 67 wins in seven seasons may be ... confusion? Surely being fired means the next job will be a step down. But why did one of the best coaches in college football go a whole level down? Read More »

Marcus Mariota First Oregon Duck to Win Heisman Trophy In Landslide Victory, Is His NCAA Career Over?

By Joseph Trezza | Dec 13, 2014 09:34 PM EST

The junior tossed 38 touchdowns against just two interceptions in 13 games, leading Oregon to a 12-1 record (8-1 in conference) and the No.2 seed in the inaugural College Football Playoff.The Ducks will take on No.3 Florida State, led by last year's Heisman winner, Jameis Winston, on New Year's Day in the Rose Bowl, which will serve as the semifinal round. Read More »

President Obama Blasts NFL for Ray Rice Situation in ESPN Radio Interview: League is "Behind The Curve" When it Comes to Domestic Violence [DETAILS]

By Joseph Trezza | Dec 12, 2014 04:09 PM EST

During an interview with ESPN's Colin Cowherd, Obama said the league's missteps constituted "blind spots" when handling the case, which involved a video of Rice punching his then-fiancée in an elevator, according to Sports Illustrated. The league experienced widespread backlash when it suspended Rice for only two games after speculation that it had seen the video before the general public. The incident put a very public face on the issue of domestic violence. Read More »

Alabama Crushes Missouri 42-13 to Cement Place in College Football Playoff, Win 24th Conference Championship and Return To National Title Game Contention

By Joseph Trezza | Dec 07, 2014 08:58 PM EST

Alabama was named the No.1 seed in the first College Football Playoff Sunday, Dec. 7, after the Crimson Tide spent Saturday defeating No. 16 Missouri 42-13 in the SEC Championship Game in Atlanta. The win gave No.1 Alabama its 24th conference title and assures the Crimson Tide will make this year's inaugural College Football Playoff. Read More »

Michigan Basketball Suffers Most Embarrassing Upset Loss in Years At the Hands of Unknown and Unaligned NJIT

By Joseph Trezza | Dec 06, 2014 03:39 PM EST

NJIT has only won 76 games since entering Division I. A big part of that was the 51-game losing streak the team went on from February 2007 to January 2009, after jumping up a division. That's almost two straight years of losing. For comparison, the Philadelphia 76ers last week narrowly missed making NBA history after starting the season 0-17. The 76ers hadn't won a game in 231 days. At one point, NJIT was going on two years. Read More »

Steve Kerr's Golden State Warriors, NBA Champions?

By Kenneth Brown | Dec 05, 2014 10:26 AM EST

For the last few years the Golden State Warriors have impressively collected talent from the NBA draft and the free agency pool, but now they're in possession of what many consider to be the best roster in the NBA, but are they the best team? When looking at the standings, they're clearly atop every other team, but will that last? Rookie head coach Steve Kerr is highly rated, but many thought his coaching flaws would show, holding the GSW back when it truly mattered, and it still could, but Stephen Curry, Klay Thompson and Harrison Barnes are working hard to prove everyone wrong, and with the NBA in transition, their settled roster might just be enough to win it all. Read More »

Jameis Winston NFL Bound?

By Kenneth Brown | Dec 03, 2014 02:22 PM EST

Jameis Winston is currently undergoing a life-changing case, hoping his lawyer David Cornwell can help him remain unpunished, and then he can focus on the 2015 NFL draft. Winston is seen as one of the best QB in that class, but he's also widely considered as the most troubling NCAA star to ever look to enter the NFL. The Florida State University QB could find himself off the hook, and then he could be drafted by the Oakland Raiders, the Chicago Bears or the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. Is he worth the trouble, and will the many allegations surrounding him be enough to hurt his draft stock? Read More »

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