Landov
regon coach Chip Kelly and Syracuse coach Doug Marrone are off to the NFL. Notre Dame's Brian Kelly and Penn State's Bill O'Brien are staying put. Their respective programs will be impacted accordingly.
But what about the record 75 college players who decided by the Jan. 15 declaration deadline to take their talents to the next level, and the countless other touted eligible underclassmen who decided to come back? Many of their decisions will greatly impact their current or former teams' fate in 2013.
Let's review the biggest winners and losers after the 2013 declaration day.
COLLEGE STATION — Texas A&M athletic director Eric Hyman sat down with Johnny Manziel's parents recently and discussed the star quarterback's new title. “I told them he's no longer a freshman, and he's no longer... more »
I’m going to try and make this as clear as possible, leaving zero doubt for those at Notre Dame with a different view of reality. This is the price of success, Domers. Suck it up, choke down the antacid and hope for the... more »
The WAC died, and we didn't even salute it. By all accounts, 2012 was the year of the MAC. Last year, we caught on to their high-flying mid-week trapeze acts, with 116 points being scored with fever-dreamy offenses. This... more »
Notre Dame exceeded expectations this past season, going from an unranked program to No. 1 in the country after the 2012 regular season. Ohio State also had a standout campaign despite having to sit out the postseason, as the... more »
In sharp contrast to my ability to predict games or project draft prospects, I seem to have a knack for identifying both promising and disastrous coaching hires. It began with my first set of hiring grades in 2010, continued... more »
Email
Print
Share