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
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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.