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Music to listen to: Ha by Juvenile I should have gone with some of the great jazz, rock, country, gospel and other awesome genres of music that have come through Louisiana over the years. Instead, we’re choosing hip-hop and taking back to 1999 and my freshman year at Vandy when this northern Yankee was
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By E. Marcel Pourtout, Editor Music to listen to: I’m a Man by Bo Diddley http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SaC5ZKRjLUM Last Season: When Dan Mullen arrived in Starkville six years ago, Mississippi State was in the bottom half of the SEC and arguably the worst program in the stacked SEC West. Since then, the Bulldogs have reeled off
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By E. Marcel Pourtout, Editor Music to listen to: Rockin’ The Suburbs by Ben Folds BTW: Ben was my former neighbor in Nashville but I never saw him one time in two years. Met the wife, saw the kids but never Ben. Nice family. Last Season: Duke produced its best season in decades, winning 10 games,
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By E. Marcel Pourtout, Editor Music to listen to: Kings and Queens by Aerosmith http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YUIQSy2_0Dg Last Season: Behind Heisman Trophy finalist and Doak Walker award winner Andre Williams, the Eagles won seven contests behind first-year head coach Steve Addazio and returned to the postseason after a two-win campaign in 2012. Boston College ended the
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The Walter Camp Football Foundation has announced the names of fifty “players to watch” for its 2014 Player of the Year award, the nation’s fourth-oldest individual college football accolade. Florida State sophomore quarterback Jameis Winston, the 2013 Walter Camp Player of the Year award recipient, headlines the 2014 watch list. Winston, a Second Team Walter
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Ten SEC running backs and xxxx ACC highlight the 53 players nationwide nominated for the Doak Walker Award, it was announced on Thursday. Georgia junior Todd Gurley, a native of Tarboro, N.C., was an All-SEC Second Team selection last year despite playing in only 10 games because of injuries. Gurley averaged 98.9 yards a game in 2013
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