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On Terry Bowden's desk, lost amid two unopened bottles of Diet Mountain Dew, a jar of antacids, and a precarious stack of legal pads, is a book called The Greatest Salesman in the World. I have no idea if Bowden has read it multiple times or if someone sent it to him on a lark; at one point, I begin to broach the subject, but Bowden has a genial way of filibustering that makes it easy to lose the thread of the conversation. Given the task he faces, the book's presence is so overt that it's probably better left unaddressed.
It is April in Akron, Ohio, which means, as it does at college campuses across America, that the peculiar ritual of spring football is nearing its culmination. As far as I can tell, there is no real purpose for...
LOS ANGELES -- He came to Los Angeles as a kind of reinvention of himself, a one-time whiz kid who in early middle age found himself having been fired as a head coach by not one but two NFL teams. After his second firing, he... more »
SOUTH BEND, Ind. — Notre Dame is trying to turn up the volume in the “House that Rockne Built,” put some fight back in the Irish fans and make South Bend a tough place to play again. The university that prides itself on... more »
USC's defense can't always get off the field in a hurry, but Lane Kiffin can. When asked about a player's participation in practice three days before USC plays Cal on Saturday, Kiffin adjourned his Wednesday press gathering in... more »
Forty-eight hours is all it took. Just 48 hours spent in two small North Dakota towns, to discover that Jamie Kuntz's story – the one in which the 18-year-old football player was dismissed from his college football team... more »
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