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Looks like a really interesting gig: Date posted: 3/1/2007 Organization: Rivals.com Job listing: National College Football Editor Information: Job Title: Rivals.com National College Football Editor Location: Nashville, Tenn. Salary range: $44,000-$48,000 Company Information: Rivals.com...

Did we ever talk about this issue? I really enjoyed Wertheim's look at the various aspect of Ohio State's Fortune 500esque athletic program, from Greg Oden on down to a vendor. A lot of quick reads that contributed to an overall theme. Great enterprise journalism that wouldn't be out of place in...

Check out "Mickey's" comment, then check out the writer: http://www.ndnation.com/boards/showpost.php?b=football;pid=336033;d=this

How do you compare to legendary scholars like Vince Young, Dan Marino and Marcus Vick? Give it a shot (I got this off an NFL fan site, but supposedly it's pretty accurate - the two missing questions are these weird geometry questions that supposedly everyone gets wrong anyway. Answers to...

http://www.ndnation.com/boards/showpost.php?b=football;pid=265198;d=this

Eli Saslow's gut-wrenching WaPost piece on Redskins assistant Stan Hixon's son Drew: (Warning: Long!) http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2006/10/25/AR2006102501523.html

This is a couple of weeks old, but I just heard about it. Apparently Rick Telander felt threatened by the Bears in the locker room, and wrote about it. I can't decide if the players are idiots, Telander is a thin-skinned wussy, or a little bit of both...

I think we've all been in these situations, where athletes are just totally talking out of their ass or saying what they think the writers want to hear: http://sports.yahoo.com/mlb/news;_ylt=AlmWxUxxvOFPvJzOMkrATCU5nYcB?slug=jp-3series102506&prov=yhoo&type=lgns So, naturally, the Tigers found...

I've heard some talk on here about it, but I've never read it because I'm not an "Insider." Worth the price? Apparently Olney links to various baseball stories around the country, etc., etc.? And he seems to be pretty much the most informed baseball writer out there, right?

While pre-season national title darling Notre Dame has stumbled and bumbled its way to a lucky 6-1 mark, setting itself up for another BCS embarrassment, Washington is nicely putting the horrors of the last two years behind it. Which has got to make you wonder - in the long run, did Notre Dame...

In honor of the FWAA delivering its directories last night, I was flipping through and wondering about this. Thoughts: 1. Penn State - Maybe you get players, maybe you don't this week. You never know. Plus, at a public university, the head coach's salary is a closely guarded secret. 2. Notre...

And more great stuff during apparently a classic tirade yesterday: http://www.suntimes.com/output/sox/cst-spt-ssep20.html

This seems innocuous, kind of like the Leinart or Jarrett situations last year, but it seems like it's one thing or another out of that place right now (Zbikowski said, "You're watching 'Sports Dogs' on Channel X!"): http://sports.espn.go.com/ncaa/news/story?id=2554795

Greg Couch thinks so. Good column. http://www.suntimes.com/output/couch/cst-spt-greg17.html

I'm sure there have been dozens of threads like this, but just wondering, because it seems to get expensive ... I usually buy a binder, put photocopies of the stories (at 6 cents a page) in cover sheets (which are expensive), and put projects/enterprise stuff in a report cover separate from the...

Not the beer bonging, bar-hopping, pot-smoking and frequent casual sex. Of course we all miss that. But saw kids start to saunter around today at the local university today and thought, "Damn, crazy as it sounds, I'd rather be going to a discussion on Kant or turning in a paper this morning...

Great gig, but is the uncertainty worth it? Company: Seattle P-I Position: Sports Reporter Location: Seattle, Washington St. Job Status: Full-time Salary: Not Specified Ad Expires: September 12, 2006 Job ID: 668970 Website: http://seattlepi.com Description: The Seattle...

"Is this game critical? No. Is it big? Yes. And it is big, mostly, in regards to the psyche of the Tigers." The Tigers, BTW, are 4 1/2 games ahead of the White Sox as of this posting.

Tiger picks up where he left off at U.S. Open, blows easy par putt on 1.

I know it's getting lambasted by critics, mostly for trying to work flatulence and loose skin jokes into a sentimental drama, but when you get past some of the immaturity, damn, that was a pretty intense movie (saw it last night). People keep comparing it to "It's a Wonderful Life" and "A...