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I was pleasantly surprised after coming across this, more so over the fact that he went out to engage the Reddit CFB community. It does drill into my head how much we're dropping the ball on pretty much everything social media-wise.

That will wrap up his collegiate career. I'm not sure how his attitude will work out while playing professional ball in Eastern Europe, seeing how some European coaches are a bit...rough.

Chin up, Bruins. At least Neuheisel never stooped to these lows.

I've always taken the US News rankings with a grain of salt, particularly when other organizations constantly rank UCLA higher than $C academically, with US News being the anomaly.

This was a nice surprise... he's been working away on special teams for the last four years, and it's been great to see things work out for him on the pro level. EDIT: Found a neat little blog short after putting up the fanshot; it's about his role for this season and where he's come from since his rookie year in the NFL.

Willis is also eligible to start practicing today while we go through the petition process to see if he can play this season. Either way, welcome back (officially!), Brandon!

Interesting read, even though the academic paper comes from a Dookie. The premise does seem a bit obvious, but I'm all for scientific sports metaphors anyways. Here's a link to the original academic paper as well.

Not only a larger field, but it's definitely stacked for a pre-season tourney: Kansas, Duke, Michigan, Tennessee, Memphis, and Georgetown.

Key note: Turner's mom says he'll make his decision "before the early signing date Nov. 10".

What's interesting here is that their former supplier was Reebok, which is owned by Adidas. Taking a look at their football unis next year, it looks pretty classy and simple (same thing with Auburn, another UA-supplied team). Something to think about if UCLA does move away from Adidas.

Came across this while on Deadspin...makes you wonder what the heck is going on with the NCAA and $C. Sigh.

Details on the official site, along with some computer-generated photos of what should be the "new" Pauley. If everything goes according to plan, Ben Ball christens the renovated arena in the Fall of 2012.

After a long absence due to work, class, and a general lack of time...I'm back to posting. Anyways, a great story on WWL by Katz on Aboya's current graduate courseload and how he's been balancing it with Ben Ball. I didn't know that the political landscape in Cameroon looked grim right now, though.