The bloggers of SB Nation's Texas, Alabama, and Nebraska blogs each published an annual preseason football magazine devoted to their universities. The books-- The Eyes of Texas, Yea Alabama, and A Sea of Red--are all published through Maple Street Press.

The North Platte Telegraph wrote a full-length feature on SB Nation's Nebraska blogger, Jon Johnston, highlighting the recent publication of his preseason football magazine A Sea of Red.

Jon is the editor at SBN's Corn Nation.

The St. Petersburg Times cited DawgSports' recent post about four highly anticipated college football games that won't live up to the hype.

The football website Football Outsiders wrote a recent story based on an original post by SBN's Denver Broncos blog, Mile High Report.

MSNBC.com referenced SBN's Utah Utes blog Block U in a recent article on the greatest college basketball programs of all time.

* Ted Miller at ESPN.com mentions Bruins Nation in his daily link round ups: Julky 21
July 18
July 17

* The NY Times football blog mentioned Bruins Nation as one where "fans searching for in-depth U.C.L.A. football info and discussion should look into."

* SI On Campus recently linked to Bruins Nation in its "Campus Clicks" section: July 15 and July 9.

CBS Sportsline's Gregg Doyle singled out SBN's Kentucky blog A Sea of Blue for their outstanding synopsis of a controversy in the Lexington media.

Yahoo! Sports repeatedly turned to SB Nation's Pittsburgh Penguins blog, Pensburgh, during the Stanley Cup Playoffs.

One of the many mentions can be viewed here.

Alabama radio personality Paul Finebaum made a nice mention of Roll Bama Roll during his May 23rd radio show.

The New York Daily News Dick Weiss went out of his way to mention how much he likes SB Nation's Kentucky blog, A Sea of Blue:

Just checked in with one of my favorite Web sites, "A Sea of Blue," which is devoted to Kentucky basketball and it pointed me to a story in the Lexington Herald-Leader about Billy Gillispie’s first year with the Cats and how crazy the fishbowl can be in that town.

A friendly hat tip to SB Nation's Big Blue View from the Fifth Down blog at the NY Times.

Bruins Nation continues to find its stories linked across the web, most recently:

SI On Campus: Linking to a Bruins Nation's OJ May story.
SI On Campus: Linking to a Rick Neuheisel nugget.
LA Times' 'What's Bruin' blog: Linking to a Bruins baseball recap.
Daily Bruin: A full feature story from UCLA's student newspaper on Bruins Nation

SB Nation's UCLA blog, Bruins Nation, received an unusual and gratifying link when Cameroon Online picked up their story on the professional prospects of Luc Richard M'Bah A Moute.

ESPN The Magazine interviewed SB Nation's Phoenix Suns blogger at Bright Side of the Sun for its piece on the Suns' franchise value.

Baseball Prospectus author Marc Normandin is blogging sabermetrics for SB Nation's Beyond the Box Score.

Marc Normandin's articles at Baseball Prospectus

Eagle Par Birdie, an online golf publication, singled out SBN's golf blog Waggle Room as among the finest golf sites on the internet.

Luke Winn of SI.com and the sports editors of the Los Angeles Times continue to direct readers to Bruins Nation for various stories, photos, and updates.

Rick Neuheisel video
Bruins photos
Neuheisel halftime appearance at Pauley
Depth chart disaster
SI.com's Luke Winn Power Rankings
Luke Winn Power Rankings 2

Readers of the Atlanta Journal-Constitution selected Track Em Tigers and Alligator Army as among the best internet fan sites for each school.

Auburn recommendations

Florida recommendations

The staff of the Atlanta Journal-Constitution voted DawgSports the internet's best Georgia Bulldogs fan site.

Jesse Lund, author of Twinkie Town, SB Nation's Minnesota Twins blog, is editing GameDay Magazine a baseball publication that gets sold out front of Twins' home games.

Brian Galliford of Buffalo Rumblings was interviewed by ESPN The Magazine for their series on the value of sports franchises.

SB Nation's San Francisco Giants blog, McCovey Chronicles (authored by Grant Brisbee), was reviewed in both the print and online edition of the San Francisco Chronicle.

Both Camden Chat (Baltimore Orioles) and Athletics Nation (Oakland A's) were featured in a recent Baltimore Sun article about baseball blogging. Scott Christ, editor of Camden Chat, is quoted extensively about his experience blogging the Orioles.

SB Nation's Oakland Athletics blog, Athletics Nation, was featured as a must-read site for Bay Area sports fans in the Sacramento Bee. Athletics Nation is edited by Tyler Bleszinski, President and CEO of Sports Blogs Nation.

Peter Bean, editor of Burnt Orange Nation, SB Nation's Texas Longhorns blog, recently penned two particles for Basketball Prospectus: a Big 12 Tournament Preview and a Sweet 16 statistical analysis.

SB Nation's Los Angeles Clippers blogger Steve Perrin was interviewed for a recent NY Times Play Magazine feature on professional sports owners.

Watch SB Nation's Georgia Bulldogs blogger have his site featured in this Trev Alberts YouTube clip.

In the newest edition of Real Fighter magazine, SBN MMA blogger of Bloody Elbow has an article called "The Next Big Thing: Jake 'The Juggernaut' Ellenberger." The magazine is carried nationwide in Barnes & Noble and Border's everywhere.

San Francisco Giants blogger Grant Brisbee of McCovey Chronicles was interviewed by the Toronto Sun for a feature article on a potential Alex Rios trade.

SB Nation's LA Clippers blogger Steve Perrin was interviewed by National Public Radio for a feature story on charismatic fans.