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• Good Thing Paul Johnson Likes to Run the Ball
• By Bill Maloney 4/03/2008 10:25 PM ET
• When Paul Johnson was hired at Georgia Tech, he assured fans, players, recruits and the media -- and anyone else who'd list -- that he'd adjust his triple option offense to the ACC and throw the ball. ...
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• Ore Out at Virginia Tech
• By Bill Maloney 3/19/2008 11:06 PM ET
• Two things come to mind when talking about Frank Beamer and Virginia Tech football -- great special teams and turning a blind eye to player misbehavior. With the escapades of the Vick brothers still ...
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• UNC Football Players Allegedly Assaulted
• By Bill Maloney 12/20/2007 4:14 PM ET
• In an unusual -- and still developing story -- WRAL is reporting that three North Carolina Football players were sexually assaulted this past weekend in a Chapel Hill apartment complex. The players ...
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• Report: Johnson to Georgia Tech
• By Bill Maloney 12/07/2007 12:52 PM ET
• According to reports in the Atlanta Journal-Constitution Paul Johnson has agreed to become the next head football coach at Georgia Tech. The AJC's venerable college football insider Tony Barnhart does ...
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• ACC Coaches Using Razorbacks for Raises
• By Bill Maloney 12/06/2007 12:48 PM ET
• Arkansas obviously wants to make a splash with their next head coach. Instead, they've just made some ACC football coaches richer. First Butch Davis spurned his alma mater for a lucrative contract ...
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• Butch Davis Isn't Going Anywhere
• By Bill Maloney 11/21/2007 5:57 PM ET
• One of the bigger names in college football is stepping off of the coaching carousel even before things get going. Butch Davis and North Carolina agreed to an extension to his current deal with the ...
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• Can Clemson Shake Off Their Funk?
• By Bill Maloney 11/21/2007 3:57 PM ET
• Clemson didn't finish the job last Saturday against Boston College. The loss kept them out of the ACC Championship game and extended the Tigers conference title drought another year. Needless to say ...
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• Louisville Must Really Want To Play Duke
• By Bill Maloney 11/09/2007 10:40 AM ET
• It has been a long season for Louisville and they are already looking towards next year. One problem though -- they don't have enough games scheduled for 2008 (or 2009 for that matter). How did this ...
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• Wake Forest, Clemson In De facto Playoff
• By Bill Maloney 11/08/2007 11:21 PM ET
• "Survive and advance" is a cliche reserved for playoffs or tournaments. Not for the playoff-less college football. But the notion of winning and staying alive is appropriate for the Clemson-Wake ...
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• Chan Gailey Better Beat Georgia
• By Bill Maloney 11/02/2007 10:00 AM ET
• The Atlanta media can spin Virginia Tech's beatdown of the Yellow Jackets however they want, but reading the comments section of the AJC shows how the majority of Georgia Tech fans feel about their ...
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• Ryan and Glennon: Two QBs with Very Different Things to Prove
• By Bill Maloney 10/25/2007 1:33 PM ET
• Everyone loves the backup QB -- except the people in Blacksburg. Virginia Tech fans distrust their former starter and current backup Sean Glennon in a big spot. Glennon didn't do much to endear ...
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• Miami-FSU Means Nothing Now
• By Bill Maloney 10/19/2007 2:11 PM ET
• I apologize. I was a little misleading in the headline. This game has some meaning...the victor will still have an outside shot at winning their respective divisions. How sad is that? This game used ...
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• Why Is No One Paying Attention to the ACC?
• By Bill Maloney 10/18/2007 11:00 AM ET
• Media bias and college football go hand in hand. "We get no respect," "Our conference is ten times tougher than theirs," "ESPN hates us" are familiar refrains on every message board and on many blogs. ... More »
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• Checking Up On The New ACC Coaches
• By Bill Maloney 10/12/2007 2:33 PM ET
• Four ACC teams entered the season under new head coaches. The expectations for the new men in charge varied from pundit to pundit and program to program. With the season at its midpoint, it seems like ... More »
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• Can Amato Change The FSU-NC State Dynamic Again?
• By Bill Maloney 10/05/2007 4:46 PM ET
• In Florida State's first eight years in the ACC they went 7-1 against NC State. In 2000 Chuck Amato left his assistant job in Tallahassee to become the head coach at his alma mater NC State. Like most ...
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• Maryland's Got Another Issue with Rutgers
• By Bill Maloney 10/03/2007 11:48 PM ET
• Fortunately Maryland beat Rutgers last Saturday. Imagine the laundry list of issues the Terps would have with Greg Schiano and crew if they had lost to the Knights. The latest controversy is not about ...
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• Former Miami, Louisville Super Recruit Williams smokes Burns Another Bridge
• By Bill Maloney 9/27/2007 5:31 PM ET
• Don't you wish Willie Williams still had his online diary with the Miami Herald? That way we could hear the former can't miss defensive recruit spin his dismissal from Louisville in his own Big Willie ...
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• Wolfpack Going Global
• By Bill Maloney 9/19/2007 11:38 PM ET
• When Tom O'Brien moved from Boston College to NC State, he reasoned that he could recruit a different type of player to the Wolfpack. Most assumed that he meant kids less academically inclined or more ...
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• ACC Refs: "No More Missed Field Goals...We Promise"
• By Bill Maloney 9/19/2007 10:45 PM ET
• Many football penalties are subjective. On pass interference an official must decide if the ball was catchable. Holding could be called on nearly every play, so a ref must decide if the actual hold ... More »
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• Georgia Tech's Demaryius Thomas Not Scoring Points on Field or With Chan Gailey
• By Bill Maloney 9/17/2007 10:26 PM ET
• Georgia Tech lost to Boston College Saturday night in part because they only managed to score 10 points. However, Demaryius Thomas was not part of the problem. The redshirt fresham did his part ...
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