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The author offers opinions on college football history. A rating is presented of 10 players on special teams said to have been the most outstanding players at their positions to play in Bowl Championship Series (BCS) bowl games. Devin Hester, a kick returner for the University of Miami from 2003-2005, is selected as the best of the 10 players.

The author offers opinions on college football history. A rating is presented of 10 defensive backs said to have been the most outstanding players at their position to play in Bowl Championship Series (BCS) bowl games. Champ Bailey, a cornerback for the University of Georgia from 1996-1998 is selected as the best of the 10 players.

The author offers opinions on college football history. A rating is presented of 10 defensive linemen said to have been the most outstanding players at their position to play in Bowl Championship Series (BCS) bowl games. Terrell Suggs, a defensive end for Arizona State University from 2000-2002, is selected as the best of the 10 players.

The author offers opinions on college football history. A rating is presented of 10 linebackers said to have been the most outstanding players at their position to play in Bowl Championship Series (BCS) bowl games. James Laurinaitis, who played at Ohio State University from 2005-2008, is selected as the best of the 10 players.

The author offers opinions on college football history. A rating is presented of 10 offensive linemen said to have been the most outstanding players at their position to play in Bowl Championship Series (BCS) bowl games. Joe Thomas, a tackle for the University of Wisconsin in 2003-2006, is selected as the best of the 10 players.

The author offers opinions on the history of the Bowl Championship Series (BCS) bowl games in college football. A rating is presented of the 10 quarterbacks said to have been the outstanding performers in BCS games in the history of the series. Tim Tebow of the University of Florida, who appeared in BCS games in the 2006-2009 seasons, is rated as the best of the quarterbacks.

The article presents a chart of several college football stadiums, including Michigan Stadium in Michigan, Memorial Stadium in Nebraska, and Sanford Stadium in Georgia.

The article discusses college football quarterbacks. Former quarterbacks including Buck Belue, Bill Burke and Casey Printers offer opinions on which quarterbacks in 2011 are the most suitable for leading a successful team. Active quarterbacks discussed include Andrew Luck, Robert Griffin III and Kellen Moore.

Answers to reader questions are offered by college football quarterback Case Keenum of the University of Houston. Keenum says he would be happy to play for the Houston Texans team in the National Football League (NFL). He answers a question on which is the most difficult defense he has faced by saying failures by Houston's offense are its biggest problem. Keenum says that a win against Texas Tech in 2009 and a loss against Colorado State in 2008 were the two most memorable games of his career.

The article presents brief information about the players and performance of the 2001 Miami Hurricanes college football team.

The article considers the 2001 season of the University of Miami football team, discussing its undefeated season, victory in the Rose Bowl game resulting in its national championship and noting five players on the team were first round picks in the 2002 National Football League (NFL) draft.

The article examines the history of college athlete recruitment. Former college quarterbacks Joe Namath, Dan Fouts, and Doug Flutie discuss how they were recruited by the schools each player attended. Namath chose the University of Alabama, Fouts chose the University of Oregon and Flutie chose Boston College and each player explains their selection of their school.

A chart is presented which compares the performance of teams in the Western division of the college football Southeastern Conference, including Louisiana State University, Mississippi State University, and the University of Arkansas.

The article looks at the opinions of former college football players on what they would change about college football. Respondents include former defensive end David Pollack, former quarterback Ken Dorsey, and former running back Allen Pinkett. Pollack comments on the importance of holding coaches to their contracts. Pinkett discusses the use of officials in conference championship games.

The article looks at Archie Bradley, a 2011 high school graduate who must choose between playing Major League Baseball or playing college football at Oklahoma State University. Bradley comments on his experience being drafted by the Arizona Diamondbacks and mentions his enjoyment watching pitcher Roy Halladay.

The article focuses on college football player Jordan Todman, a running back for the University of Connecticut team, discussing Todman's importance to the team's offense.

The article looks at Brandon Weeden, quarterback for the Oklahoma State University football team.

The article looks at college football player Owen Marecic of Stanford University.

The article provides highlights on the college football game between the University of Nevada Wolf Pack team and the Southern Methodist University (SMU) Mustangs team which was held last December 24, 2009 in Hawaii. It notes that the Wolf Pack has three rushers who have eclipsed 1,000 yards and averaged the nation's best 362.3 per game on the ground. Meanwhile, the Mustangs has faced the three rushers from the Wolf Pack and averaged 260.7 rushing yards in the game.

The article provides highlights on the college football game between the Utah Utes team and the University of California Golden Bears team which was held last December 23, 2009 in Poinsettia San Diego County, California. It notes that the Utes has excelled at finishing off their the Bears, outscoring them 91-48 in the fourth quarter. Meanwhile, the Bears averaged 175.6 rushing yards but may be without its star running back player Jahvid Best.

The article provides highlights on the college football game between the Oregon State University Beavers team and the Brigham Young University (BYU) Cougars team which was held last December 22, 2009 in Las Vegas, Nevada. It notes that the BYU has allowed opponents to score 80 percent on the time in the red zone. Meanwhile, the Beavers has score 96 percent of the time in the red zone, a record that has tied for tops in the country.

The article discusses the college football teams of Maine which include Bowdoin College, Colby College, and Bates College. For more than 40 years, the teams of Colby, Bowdoin and Bates have played for the CBB Championship, a three-team tournament that crowns Maine's best Division III football program. Bowdoin coach Dave Caputi discusses the rivalry among the teams.

The article presents responses of the University of Southern California's (USC's) football team player Taylor Mays to questions asked to him by people through the magazine "Sporting News." On the question of his possibility in the USC defense, Mays said that he will do what the coach Pete Carroll, tells him to do. On the question of why he returned to USC despite being probable for a National Football League (NFL) Draft, Mays said that he has more to prove in college football.

The article presents questions and answers related to football coach Paul Johnson including whether he considers intelligence and academic standards while recruiting, what are the major challenges that he faced after joining Georgia Institute of Technology, and does he find it harder to motivate players than in the past.

The article presents questions and answers put up by readers to Lane Kiffin, coach of the football program of Tennessee State University, Nashville, Tennessee, that includes why he does not bring in one recruit from the current quarterbacks for the position, his knowledge about the passion of Tennessee fans and the advices he might have received from his father who was also a coach.

The article discusses the experiences that football player Archie Griffin had in winning the Heisman Trophy two years in a row. The way in which Griffin was informed that he won the Heisman Trophy is mentioned. The reaction that Griffin had when he won the Heisman Trophy the first time is discussed.