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With Texas and Houston locking down their new head coaches, all seemed relatively quite on the Lone Star front. Outside of a few staff moves, the drama that was the Tom Herman courtship seemed to have …
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To say College Football Playoff semifinalist Washington played a poor non-conference schedule is accurate with it ranking No. 127 out of 128 FBS teams. To say the Huskies scheduled poorly is somewhat …
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This is not your dad's college basketball scheduling, nor your big brother's for that matter. Scheduling has changed significantly in recent years and the folks at home are feeling it the …
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At places like Notre Dame, Alabama and Ohio State, a sellout crowd is commonly a certainty no matter who they are playing, especially if those traditional college football powerhouses are in the top …
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Imagine the NFL playing is postseason with the New England Patriots taking on the New York Jets only once during the regular season while fellow AFC East foe Miami had to play the Patriots …
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Ed. Note: This article is presented as a part of our Voices of the Industry series which is published the first week of each month. These articles are written by senior athletic department personnel …
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