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Louis Nix, the highly regarded four-star prospect from Jacksonville, Florida, gave his verbal commitment to Notre Dame on Tuesday. It could not have come at a better time for the Irish. Full Article at Bleacher Report
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North Jersey women's soccer fans have various rooting interests in the NCAA Division III Final Four. Full Article at NorthJersey.com
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USF coach Jim Leavitt praised for FSU coach Bobby Bowden before the Bulls’ game against the Seminoles earlier this year, saying Bowden “changed college football.” When asked about Bowden’s potential retirement during a press conference Tuesday, Leavitt... Full Article at The USF Oracle
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The teams were identified during a teleconference among the 11 Division I-A conference commissioners, Notre Dame athletics director Jack Swarbrick and representatives from the Orange Bowl, Sugar Bowl, Fiesta Bowl and Rose Bowl, as well as Fox and ABC. Full Article at Orlando Sentinel
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Sixteen teams remain under consideration to play in one of the five Bowl Championship Series (BCS) games, it was announced Tuesday. Full Article at The Register Guard
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UCF is headed to the St. Petersburg Bowl. Brett Dulaney, executive director of the St. Petersburg Bowl, officially invited the Knights to the bowl game during a press conference on the UCF campus Tuesday afternoon. Full Article at South Florida Sun-Sentinel
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ORLANDO, Fla. -- The University of Central Florida will hold a news conference at Brighthouse Networks Stadium to announce post season plans for the football team. Full Article at Local6.com
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By Mel Greenberg In the overall history of women's basketball in the modern era, West Chester University in suburban Philadelphia is a place of major significance. Full Article at Philly.com
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Carl Beach and Jeff Klein) not only won but pushed athletes along to the next level and graduated their players. at game time with their "home" jerseys. That also stirred plenty of feathers. Full Article at San Bernardino County Sun
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Notre Dame fired football coach Charlie Weis on Monday. Names floated as possible successors include Florida's Urban Meyer and Oklahoma's Bob Stoops. They say they are staying put. Which makes sense: Those guys have better jobs already, don't they? Full Article at The Honolulu Advertiser
