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In-depth scouting and analysis of 2011 Texas commit Sheroid Evans, a defensive back from Fort Bend Dulles.

Since I think we all could use a little levity this morning, I present to you wide receiver Mike Nobler, highly touted Nebraska football recruit: If we can't laugh at ourselves -- given the way...

2010 Signing Class Analysis: Offensive Line. Red Cup Rebellion looks at the Ole Miss Rebel signing class position by position. This installment looks at the big uglies, the hogmollies, the fatties, or whatever cutesy name you want to give to the big men who keep the offense rolling.

The recent exchange between the Georgia Bulldogs' Bacarri Rambo and the Tennessee Volunteers' Da'Rick Rogers on Facebook and Twitter illustrates the ways in which we are allowing the internet to make us less sportsmanlike and less civil. Dawg Sports says it is time for this downward trend to stop.

Now that the Super Bowl is over, the offseason truly is upon us. How will the blogosphere cope? Dawg Sports looks at the Clemson Tigers' renewal of rivalries, a Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets fan's amusing take on Lonnie Outlaw, and the ways in which the New Orleans Saints make T. Kyle King want to puke.

Blogger So Dear tosses in its answers to the latest edition of the ACC Football Roundtable

Morning Coffee returns with a discussion of the 2010 Texas recruiting narrative, as well as some preliminary thoughts on the 2011 recruiting narrative, which will begin in earnest February 13th with the first Junior Day.

After a disappointing national signing day, Mark Richt hired away the Vanderbilt Commodores' recruiting coordinator, Warren Belin, to coach the Georgia Bulldogs' linebackers. This hire, like those of Todd Grantham and Scott Lakatos, was light on sizzle but strong on steak.