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Navy stuns Notre Dame again

Navy stuns Notre Dame again

Navy did it to Notre Dame again -- and this loss to the Midshipmen is even more costly.

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Freshman Williams helps No. 22 Va. Tech end slide, 16-3

Virginia Tech put the game in Ryan Williams' hands again. This time, he held on to it.

Virginia AD casts cloud over Groh's future

Virginia coach Al Groh isn't interested in talking about whether his time at his alma mater is soon to end.

Maryland's goals for season still within reach

- Despite his team's 2-6 start, Maryland coach Ralph Friedgen remains optimistic.

Ex-Navy coach Johnson proving doubters wrong at Ga. Tech

Go ahead and tell Paul Johnson that his throwback offense can't work at a big-time university.

Heismanpundit.com poll: He's the Irish's glue

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5 college football games to watch

The postseason picture is coming into focus. With several teams still vying for front-line bowl eligibility, here are this week's key games.

Wise High's Till commits to Terps

Recruiting Report: A familiar face will accompany Maryland safety commitment and Wise High senior Titus Till to College Park next season. Rahsaan Moore, another Pumas standout, committed to Maryland on Monday.

Notre Dame's Michael Floyd to play against Navy

As Michael Floyd sprinted through the mini-gantlet early in practice Tuesday, four walk-ons bashed him with yellow blocking pads. Notre Dame's dynamic sophomore receiver emerged at the other end unscathed. At least physically.

Longhorns jump past Tide into No. 2 spot

Florida remained atop the Bowl Championship Series standings Sunday, but there was a flip-flop right behind the Gators.

Ground attack Mids' undoing

Temple's Pierce run for 267 yards; Nixon scores on kickoff

Terps fans restless over coach-in-waiting

Some concerned that announced heir Franklin is too closely tied to Friedgen

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Hopkins' Margraff gets 125th victory

Running back Andrew Kase rushed for 146 yards and a school-record-tying four touchdowns in the first half to lead Johns Hopkins past host Juniata, 58-7, Saturday in Huntingdon, Pa.