Posted by ESPN.com's Heather Dinich
Still no news out of FSU on Mickey Andrews, but something will be released eventually today ...
Still no news out of FSU on Mickey Andrews, but something will be released eventually today ...
- Tony Barnhart offers 10 scenarios as to how Georgia Tech might play for the national title. First, they have to decide who's playing where on defense.
- UNC and Duke will play each other with winning records for the first time since the 1994 season. It's no wonder coach Butch Davis only gave the Tar Heels about 10 hours to enjoy their win over Virginia Tech. This game actually means something this year.
- This just in: NC State has another key injury. That makes 11 out for the season. And you thought last year was bad ...
- Still, the Pack hasn't given up hope. Why should they? Technically, NC State can still become bowl eligible.
- Former BC quarterback Dominique Davis has committed to play for East Carolina, the Boston Globe is reporting.
- Clemson's 2006 recruiting class is still paying dividends for Dabo Swinney in his first year as head coach.
- Clemson's defense is getting used to facing skilled passers, and they'll continue that trend on Saturday against Christian Ponder.
- Miami coach Randy Shannon is proud of the Canes for their comeback against Wake Forest.
- Part of Virginia's problems can be traced to the fact that quarterback Jameel Sewell has been injured.
- Virginia Tech Ryan Williams was sick to his stomach over his fourth-quarter fumble against North Carolina. So much so that he didn't go to class on Friday.
- It's a family affair at Maryland, where the Galt twins are savoring their final season with their dad, director of strength and conditioning Dwight Galt.
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Heather Dinich
Dinich covered ACC and Big Ten football for five seasons before joining ESPN.com in November 2007. She's an Indiana grad but somehow her favorite day of the week is Saturday.
