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There was once a "gentleman's agreement" among Big Ten football coaches. It was an unwritten policy that once a player verbally committed, he was considered off-limits to other programs in the conference.
The new savior on the block apparently didn't read the invisible fine print.
On the job for only two months, Ohio State coach Urban Meyer nonetheless has amassed a pretty fair collection of enemies. Although he wasn't directly mentioned by name at Michigan State on Wednesday during the introduction of the 2012 recruiting class, Meyer's tactics were a source of consternation.
Mark Dantonio brought in another good, solid recruiting class. It wasn't nationally ranked, but that doesn't really matter. He has guys who truly want to be there. The pieces fit the...
The way Urban Meyer describes it, something almost mystical happened in East Lansing, Mich., on Saturday. An Ohio State football team that wasn’t that close “came together.” The players learned that they trust one another.... more »
This was Big Ten football at its best and worst, low-scoring and run-heavy and chippy, with every yard, much less every point, a minor victory. Urban Meyer took it, and gave it a big victory hug. After the Buckeyes' 17-16 win... more »
To Ohio State sophomore quarterback Braxton Miller, last year’s Michigan State game is a blur. That probably is a good thing. If every play from that game remained a fresh memory, Miller might be scarred for life. Last year’s... more »
Chrysler hit rock bottom in 2009, plunging into bankruptcy and succumbing to a takeover by Fiat, the Italian brand American drivers used to call "Fix It Again Tony." It was a dismal time for the iconic U.S. auto maker, but it... more »
COLUMBUS, Ohio -- The drama of college football has many variations, and one of the best is when a big favorite at home is in danger of losing. (If you are the big favorite, of course, change that “best” to “worst.”) ... more »
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