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Last summer, a group of UT football players launched a viral campaign to reckon with the university's history of racism. Their controversial effort to replace the school's alma mater, 'The [...]

Discusses how Georgia Bulldogs coach Mark Richt used plays from the Florida State Seminoles offense to beat the Tennessee Volunteers on October 6, 2001. Description of the final scoring drive of the bulldogs; Views of Richt and Volunteers' defensive coordinator John Chavis on the final play.

Focuses on the strategies of the South Carolina Gamecocks in a win against Mississippi State. View that South Carolina's game plan is old-fashioned; Thoughts of defensive coordinator Charlie Strong; Thoughts of linebacker Kalimba Edwards on Strong's strategies.

Presents updates on college football in the United States as of August 12, 1996. Includes commitment of football coach Paul Pasqualoni to his job; Suspension of Michael Irvin for the first five games of the 1996 season of the National Football League.

Presents news from college football in the United States as of December 21, 1998. Players for various teams who prevented their teams from losing records; Coaches who were able to succeed with limited player talent; Coaches who performed poorly despite strong player talent; The continuing success of kicker Ryan White from the University of Memphis; Predictions for the bowl games. INSET: Top 10 Plays of the Year.

Presents some of the best football tournaments of all time in the U.S. Four Horsemen of Notre Dame vs. Stanford's All-American Ernie Nevers; Penn State vs. Alabama; Miami vs. Nebraska.

This section offers sports news briefs for the week of December 5-11, 1983. In professional basketball, Dallas forward Mark Aguirre and New Jersey guard Otis Birdsong both celebrated their 28th birthday while winning their games. In college football, Air Force won over Mississipi in the Independence Bowl while North Dakota won over Central State of Ohio in the Palm Bowl. The Pittsburgh team that has won over the New York Jets will be waiting for another day to clinch the title at the American Football Conference (AFC).

News briefs on sports and athletes are presented. Larry Bird and Robert Parish are credited for a series of victories of the Boston Celtics over the Milwaukee Bucks 119-105, Washington Wizards 120-117 and Indiana Pacers 121-105. Pete McCordic was defeated by Brian Voss in the Greater Detroit Open bowling tournament. Equestrian Leslie Burr won the Grand Prix Rider of the Year award and her horse, Albany, won the Grand Prix Horse of the Year honors at the 100th National Horse Show in New York, in which the U.S. team also won its 11th straight Nation's Cup.

Focuses on football players Chris Brown of Colorado and Lance Mitchell of Oklahoma. Career highlights.

Profiles the members of the chain crew for the University of Florida Gators at Florida Field. How they assist officials by working the first-down chains, the down marker, the 25-second clock, the penalty log, and the clip that keeps the position of the chain accurate; View that the team gets a close look at coaches on the field; How they have been knocked down by players running out of bounds; Way that they assist the Jacksonville Jaguars football team.

Reports on a house where former Notre Dame Fighting Irish football coach Knute Rockne lived. Rooms that current owner Chris Meehan rents out during home game weekends; Reflections of former neighbors of Rockne, Eleanor Wack and Tom Hickey.

Presents college-football-related news briefs as of October 15, 2001. Information about University of Las Vegas tailback Dominique Dorsey; Assessment of University of Oregon quarterback Joey Harrington by a National Football League (NFL) scout; Preview of a matchup between Boston College tailback William Green and Virginia Tech rover Kevin McCadam.

Discusses the plans of the Florida State Seminoles to rely on their defense because of losses to their offensive line. Loss of wide receivers Anquan Boldin and Robert Morgan to injuries; Thoughts of coach Bobby Bowden on the plans of the team; Performance of freshman Xavier Beitia, who is expected to improve the consistency of his kicking.

Remembers John McKay, former head coach of the University of Southern California football team, who died due to complications from diabetes in June 2001. Biographical information; Role of McKay in bringing championships to southern California area; Success he experienced as first coach of Tampa Bay Buccaneers in National Football League.

Reports on news and developments related to college football in the United States as of February 3, 1997. Includes Clemson University's hiring of Steve Ensminger as offensive coordinator; California University's promotion of Tom Holmoe to coach from defensive coordinator; Indictment of James C. Potter on gambling charges arising from the Boston College gambling case.

Reports on news and developments in college football in the United States as of October 28, 1996. Improvements and victories won by low ranking teams; Forecasts on future games; Highlights of some games.

Reports on developments concerning college football in the United States as of September 30, 1996. Arizona State University's victory over the Nebraska Wesleyan University; Texas' loss to Notre Dame; Remarks of Notre Dame coach Lou Holtz regarding freshman Jim Sanson; Louiseville's victory over the Michigan State.

Reports on college football news and events in the United States as of September 9, 1996. Improving status of Afro-American coaches in the 1996 season; Commendable performances of selected players; Scoring pass average of Tony Graziani.

Reports on developments related to college football in the United States for the week ending August 5, 1996. Purchasing of a postseason television and marketing rights from the six major NCAA Division I-A conferences and Notre Dame by ABC Sports; Nebraska and Northwestern as the number one favorite to win the big ten; Suspension of Fred Taylor by the University of Florida for his role in a book-stealing scam.

Discusses winners and losers of United States college football as of September 8, 1997. Winners; Mike O'Cain; Peerless Price; Patrick Brown; Losers; University of California, Los Angeles; Dameyune Craig; Duante Culpepper.