Alabama's defense wrapped up the latest college football season with a dominating performance to give the Crimson Tide their second BCS title in three years. Read this article
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Louisiana Tech RB Tyrone Duplessis passed away Thursday morning at his off campus apartment. Duplessis was 21 years old. The cause of death has not yet been determined.
Former Ohio State head coach Jim Tressel is going back to college. Tressel will be taking an administrative position at Akron, where he began his coaching career as an undergraduate assistant with the Zips.
After a quick head coaching search Rutgers settled on long time assistant Kyle Flood. Flood will replace Greg Schiano who departed for a head coaching job in the NFL with Tampa Bay. The 41 year old Flood had been a member of Schiano's staff since 2005.
Even though LSU failed to win the National Championship, Phil Steele the numbers guru says they will start the season at No. 1. Steele sees USC as No. 2, with Alabama, Oregon and Oklahoma rounding out the top five.
The San Diego State football program received an early Christmas gift in the form of two former USC Trojans. Wide receiver Bryce Butler will transfer and be eligible to play next season because he will graduate before the fall while the electrifying running back Dillion Baxter will have to sit out next year due to transfer rules.
Wisconsin has given head coach Bret Bielema an extension through 2016. Bielema lead the Badgers to their 1st back to back Rose Bowls in 12 years. Wisconsin is 60-19 in six season under Bielema.
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