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Dave Clawson stepping down at Wake Forest: Demon Deacons coach led team to seven bowl games across 11 seasons

Getty Images Wake Forest coach Dave Clawson is stepping down from his position, sources confirmed to CBS Sports’ Brandon Marcello. Clawson, 57, will remain with the university in an advisory role after 11 seasons leading the football program.  Clawson’s decision comes after consecutive 4-8 campaigns. The Demon Deacons also won a combined three ACC games over the last two years …

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Zolak: N’Keal Harry had bigger impact than what Ja’Lynn Polk will have

Zolak: N’Keal Harry had bigger impact than what Ja’Lynn Polk will have originally appeared on NBC Sports Boston Drafting wide receivers hasn’t been the New England Patriots’ strong suit. With the exception of 2023 sixth-rounder DeMario Douglas, they haven’t landed a dependable wideout via the draft over the last decade. The post-Bill Belichick Patriots hoped to reverse their fortune in …

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Miles Kitselman discusses 12-team College Football Playoff format

Miles Kitselman. Tennessee Volunteers versus Kent State Golden Flashes on Sept. 14, 2024 at Neyland Stadium. Photo by Dan Harralson, Vols Wire Tennessee senior tight end Miles Kitselman is playing for a College Football Playoff team in a second consecutive season with two different schools. The 6-foot-5, 256-pound tight end transferred to Tennessee after playing at Alabama from 2022-23. Kitselman …

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No, Dan Campbell’s onside kick call wasn’t a reckless gamble

DETROIT — In his comments following a 48-42 loss to Buffalo on Sunday, Lions coach Dan Campbell acknowledged that his decision to attempt an onside kick while trailing by 10 points and a full 12 minutes remaining in the game did not work out. Some had deemed the move to be risky and reckless and analytically unsound. It happens often …

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Hattiesburg football coach Tony Vance retires after 12 seasons

As Hattiesburg gained a new football coach with Southern Miss’ Charles Huff on Dec. 8, it also loses one. Hattiesburg football coach Tony Vance announced his retirement Monday. Vance said in a social media post, “To the city of Hattiesburg Mayor Barker and other elected officials, board of trustees, our superintendent, district administrators, current and former players, coaches and loyal …

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Fixing the broken bowl game system: Compensation, revamped eligibility standards may help revive postseason

Jim “Hoss” Brock was a larger-than-life figure. The hard-charging, back-slapping, cigar-chomping former Cotton Bowl executive ruled with a charm unrivaled.  Back in the day when college football bowl games were more like arranged marriages, Ol’ Hoss had superpowers lined up for his game by Halloween. Brock once “recruited” Notre Dame by opening a bar tab reserved for the school’s seniors …

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Oklahoma Sooners move up in latest USA TODAY Sports Basketball Coaches Poll

Oklahoma celebrates after winning a men’s college Bedlam basketball game between the University of Oklahoma Sooners (OU) and the Oklahoma State University Cowboys (OSU) at Paycom Center in Oklahoma City, Saturday, Dec. 14, 2024. Oklahoma won 80-65. The Oklahoma Sooners are coming off of a big win over Bedlam rival Oklahoma State on Saturday. That’s three wins in a row …

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Asked & Answered, Week 15: Should the Eagles be the Super Bowl favorites?

(Grant Thomas/Yahoo Sports illustration) Every week in the NFL season brings a host of new questions … and answers some old ones, too. Let’s run down what we learned in Week 15 … and what we’ll be wondering about in Week 16 and beyond. ASKED: Could the new Super Bowl favorite be … Philadelphia? The easy talking point heading into …

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