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The Punishment is In for USC

11:28 AM ET 06.11

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The punishment for USC due to their lack of institutional control was announced yesterday, as the school was hit with a two-year bowl ban, four years' probation, the loss of 30 scholarships over 3 years and forfeits of an entire year's games for improper benefits to Heisman Trophy winner Reggie Bush. It is also likely that the BCS could force USC to vacate the 2004 Championship, although when that will happen is uncertain. There is also a chance that Bush's 2005 Heisman Trophy could be in jeopardy. Things are just falling about out in southern…

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Send Lawyers, Guns, and Money. The **** Has Hit the Fan

10:14 AM ET 06.10

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The title of this blog basically sums up how the state of college football will most likely be after Friday. It was reported yesterday that the Nebraska Board of Regents have met and informally agreed that a move to the Big 10 is necessary. It appears that Nebraska, who has the second-most Big 12 Conference titles in all sports with 68, will definitely be leaving for Big 10 country. What happens next is hard to tell. Some think Missouri will follow the Cornhuskers in joining the Big 10, while others think that the Pac-10's invasion of the Big 12 teams will happen as…

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College Football Year in Review: Big 12

01:56 PM ET 06.04

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It's time for the next conference blog. Today's conference is the Big 12. I decided to go ahead and do the Big 12 blog because if I keep waiting, the whole conference may be gone. Anyways, here's the Big 12's 2009 season in review.Most Surprising Team - Iowa State Cyclones. Things weren't looking so good for Iowa State after the 2008 season, as head coach Gene Chizik left with a 5-19 record to become the head coach of the Auburn Tigers, where he was previously defensive coordinator. Although it really didn't work the first time, Iowa State hired Auburn's defensive coordinator to be…

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