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05:09 PM ET 05.21 | Former Oklahoma State quarterback Wes Lunt could pick a school in the next few weeks. Lunt will visit Louisville next week and then is expected to make a decision by the end of May. Lunt has yet to make a decision on whether he'll appeal any of the schools that former head coach Mike Gundy won't allow him to transfer to this season, including Southern Miss, Central Michigan. or any schools in the SEC or Pac-12.

Jeremy Rauch, WICS

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04:39 PM ET 05.21 | Tight end Jake Golic has decided to transfer to the Cincinnati Bearcats. Golic will attend Cincinnati as a grad student next year and will play his final season of eligibility. Because Golic is a grad student, he is eligible to play immediately and will not have to sit out a year per NCAA transfer rules. Golic didn't record any receptions at Notre Dame, but should have more of an opportunity at Cincinnati with the departure of Travis Kelce.

Cincinnati.com

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04:33 PM ET 05.21 | The Military Bowl is moving from RFK Stadium to Navy-Marine Corps Memorial Stadium in Annapolis in 2013. The game is scheduled to be played on December 27 at 2:30 p.m. and will be televised on ESPN. It will generally pair an ACC team (the eighth-selected team) against a squad from Conference USA. It's the first ever bowl game to be played at Navy-Marine Corps Memorial Stadium, which is home to the Navy Midshipmen.

Military Bowl

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04:22 PM ET 05.21 | The Detroit Lions of the NFL are prepared to make a foray into the world of college football. The Lions will put together a new bowl game for the 2014 season. It will feature a Big Ten team battling an ACC team on Ford Field. This could potentially put an end to the Little Caesars Bowl, which would have to look for a new site. The Little Caesars Bowl has generally featured teams from the MAC, the Sun Belt, and occasionally the Big Ten.

Brett McMurphy, ESPN

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07:19 AM ET 05.21 | The legend of Johnny Manziel continues to grow. SMU coach June Jones, whose team lost to Manziel and the Aggies 48-3, recently said "Johnny Football" is the greatest college football player he has ever seen. That's what Manziel wants the consensus to be when he is done. An encore, with a national championship, arguably would push Manziel past Vince Young, Sammy Baugh, Jim Thorpe, Tim Tebow, Herschel Walker, Red Grange, Archie Griffin, Dick Butkus, Earl Campbell and whomever else is in the debate. "My goals are lofty," Manziel told the Star-Telegram. "I know what I want to achieve. My biggest goal is I want to do something at A&M that will never, ever be done again. Never."

Star-Telegram

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