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UL Lafayette vs. Florida Atl: College Football No Juice Game

Every Sat­ur­day Lines­maker offers our mem­bers a no-juice line on a col­lege foot­ball game. This week, the the game is: Game #327–328 UL Lafayette vs. Florida Atl. The game starts at 3:00 PM on Decem­ber 1st. Get in on the action and bet on this week’s ‘No Juice’ game and take advan­tage of our other great foot­ball bet­ting pro­mo­tions.  

Penn State: Court Should Dismiss Spanier’s Lawsuit

BELLEFONTE, Pa. (CFB/Newsfeed) — Penn State is ask­ing a judge to dis­miss a law­suit filed against the uni­ver­sity by its for­mer president. Gra­ham Spanier (SPAN’-yer) sued May 25 to obtain old emails that he says are nec­es­sary to respond to Penn State’s child sex-abuse probe. Accord­ing to the Cen­tre Daily Times, the uni­ver­sity con­tends it can’t dis­close the mes­sages because of an ongo­ing inves­ti­ga­tion by the state attor­ney general. Doc­u­ments filed by Penn State on Thurs­day in Cen­tre County court also argue that Spanier should have first requested... 

Judge Allows Sandusky to Put on Disorder Testimony

BELLEFONTE, Pa. (CFB/Newsfeed) — Jerry San­dusky won a court rul­ing Fri­day that will let him have an expert tes­tify about a psy­chi­atric con­di­tion that his lawyer says helps explain let­ters he wrote to his accusers and other actions being con­strued as him groom­ing victims. Judge John Cle­land granted a motion that sought to put evi­dence of “histri­onic per­son­al­ity dis­or­der” before jurors in Sandusky’s child sex­ual abuse case. Cleland’s order also said the for­mer Penn State assis­tant foot­ball coach must make him­self avail­able for pros­e­cu­tors... 

Murray State Football Player Dies

ELIZABETHTOWN, Ky. (CFB/Newsfeed) — A Mur­ray State foot­ball player has died in Eliz­a­beth­town, where he had returned after his first year. Eliz­a­beth­town police Sgt. David Neary con­firmed Fri­day that Jeff Richard died Thurs­day but gave no fur­ther details. The Hardin County coroner’s office didn’t imme­di­ately return a call Friday. The uni­ver­sity said Richard, a defen­sive end, appeared in all 11 games last year, start­ing in the final three games of the sea­son and fin­ish­ing with 21 tack­les, includ­ing five tack­les for loss and a sack. High­lights... 

PSU’s Paterno, Spanier Each Made Over $1M in 2011

STATE COLLEGE, Pa. (CFB/Newsfeed) — Penn State Uni­ver­sity has made pub­lic a report that shows fired foot­ball coach Joe Paterno and for­mer pres­i­dent Gra­ham Spanier each earned more than $ 1 mil­lion in com­pen­sa­tion last year. A form posted on the school’s web­site lists Paterno’s 2011 salary at $ 1,002,464. He earned another $ 35,546 in ben­e­fits. Spanier’s salary is listed as $ 937,955, with another $ 168,630 in benefits. The Cen­tre Daily Times first reported the dis­clo­sure Saturday. Both men were let go from their posi­tions in early Novem­ber... 

Ex-QB Brian Johnson Still Directing Utes Offense

SALT LAKE CITY (CFB/Newsfeed) — As a kid, Brian John­son was so inquis­i­tive he read the warn­ing label inside his foot­ball hel­met and nearly quit the game. Nearly 20 years later that thirst for knowl­edge is serv­ing him well instead as he embarks on his first sea­son as Utah’s offen­sive coor­di­na­tor — accord­ing to the Utes, the youngest at the FBS level. John­son is best known for engi­neer­ing Utah’s 31–17 upset over heav­ily favored Alabama in the 2009 Sugar Bowl, call­ing plays in a no-huddle offense that helped Utah dart out to a 21–0 lead. Now at... 

Chizik: Auburn Still 1 Recruiting Class Away

AUBURN (CFB/Newsfeed) — The steady drum­beat of con­struc­tion equip­ment pounded through Gene Chizik’s office Thurs­day morn­ing, a sign of the work in progress at Auburn. That national cham­pi­onship 15-plus months ago didn’t mean the Tigers had fin­ished the rebuild­ing job remark­ably ahead of sched­ule. To Chizik, Auburn’s fourth-year coach, a pos­i­tive sign his pro­gram is clos­ing in on that com­ple­tion came dur­ing the spring with all the com­pe­ti­tion for start­ing jobs on a team that has only a hand­ful of vacancies. “If you look at our senior class... 

AG Changes Sandusky Shower Allegation Date to ’01

HARRISBURG (CFB/Rubinkam&Armas) — Penn­syl­va­nia pros­e­cu­tors said Mon­day they now believe the alleged locker-room shower assault of a boy by Jerry San­dusky that ulti­mately led to foot­ball coach Joe Paterno’s fir­ing took place a year ear­lier than they first claimed. The attor­ney general’s office said in a court fil­ing that inves­ti­ga­tors have con­cluded the alleged attack took place around Feb. 9, 2001. Pre­vi­ously filed court doc­u­ments, includ­ing a grand jury report issued before the for­mer Penn State assis­tant coach’s arrest in Novem­ber,... 

Arkansas Adjusts to Smith’s Coaching Style

FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. (CFB/Newsfeed) — Knile Davis unin­ten­tion­ally offered the deep­est insight into how the per­son­al­ity of the Arkansas foot­ball team has changed in the weeks since Bobby Petrino’s fir­ing and John L. Smith’s hir­ing as his replacement. Davis, the star Razor­backs run­ning back, was com­par­ing the dif­fer­ences in coach­ing styles between the con­trol­ling, busi­nesslike Petrino and the hug­gable Smith when he men­tioned that Smith has a demand­ing side to his per­son­al­ity as well. “John, he has a seri­ous side,” Davis said. “You... 

O’Brien’s PSU Caravan Set to Begin in Philadelphia

STATE COLLEGE, Pa. (CFB/Newsfeed) — Com­ing soon to a city near you: Penn State coach Bill O’Brien! The Nit­tany Lions’ new leader is embark­ing on a nine-day, 18-stop bus tour spread out over the next three weeks. It’s an exten­sive meet-and-greet road trip through seven states with an itin­er­ary that might make a pres­i­den­tial can­di­date blush. First stop: Philadel­phia on Monday. “I’m really look­ing for­ward to meet­ing every­body out on the road — the alumni, the fans — and really talk­ing to peo­ple about my vision of the foot­ball pro­gram,” O’Brien...