ESPN College Football

Posted by ESPN.com's Adam Rittenberg

There's a lot on your plate today. 

• Prep quarterback Robert Bolden will announce his college choice Friday, with Penn State the likely destination, Bill Kurelic writes. 
• A Court of Appeals panel ruled that the sexual assault conviction of former Minnesota defensive back Dominic Jones was justified, Rochelle Olson writes in the Star Tribune. Sticking with legal issues, the trial of former Wisconsin star cornerback Jack Ikegwuonu has been delayed.  
• Penn State's Daryll Clark has squashed the stereotype about black quarterbacks with his passing ability, but he better be able to run the ball as well, Ray Glier writes in USA Today.
  
• Have Ohio State fans lost their passion after three bowl losses? Not the case at all, Tim May writes in The Columbus Dispatch. 
• The guys at College Football News debate whether Ohio State or Oklahoma is the biggest BCS bowl bust. 
• Sorry this is coming in late, but Michigan ranks as the nation's 57th best team, according to The Quad blog in The New York Times.
• Iowa's newest recruit can sling it a bit, though he'll play tackle for the Hawkeyes, Andy Hamilton writes in the Iowa City Press-Citizen. An injury and a suspension will give Iowa's offensive line a different look during the early part of the 2009 season, The (Cedar Rapids) Gazette's Marc Morehouse writes.  
• Several Wisconsin players are switching jersey numbers for the 2009 season.