College football is almost here and the Miami Hurricanes are ready to cause a storm in the ACC and the national scene in 2010. They open the season Thursday night at home against Florida A&M. The Hurricanes have a tough schedule, but a good coach and experienced players have the team ready to burst onto the national scene. Here is a look at their schedule heading into the season: First, in Week …
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2010 College Football Predictions: Will Miami Hurricanes Storm 2010?
August 30th, 2010 
Posted in College Football 
Tags: florida, miami, national, national-scene, night-at-home, open-the-season, schedule, season, the-national, the-season, their-schedule, tough-schedule 
No Comments »College Football: Debunking The Soft Schedule Argument
August 22nd, 2010 It has become the most often-used reason as to why team’s have inflated perceptions across this crazed college football nation: “But their schedule is soft…” I know this is probably just as futile of an attempt at limiting this argument, as it is for an SEC fan to believe that people in the South are not born with more fast-twitch muscle fibers, but here we go anyway. Here are the top …
Posted in College Football Tags: argument, become-the-most, crazed, crazed-college, football-nation, muscle-fibers, schedule, south, the-most, their-schedule No Comments »PGA Tour sponsorships still a work in progress
August 22nd, 2010 The PGA Tour isn’t officially saying anything, but some of the changes on the 2011 PGA Tour schedule forced by sponsorship issues are starting to leak out.
Posted in Golf Tags: officially-saying, PGA, schedule, schedule-forced, the-2011, the-changes No Comments »Budweiser moving sponsorship to Harvick in 2011
August 17th, 2010 Budweiser on Tuesday announced it will serve as primary sponsor of the Richard Childress Racing No. 29 Chevrolet and driver Kevin Harvick for 20 points races, two non-points races during Speedweeks and co-primary sponsor of the Sprint All-Star Race. Budweiser will remain an associate sponsor for the remaining races on the schedule.
Posted in Nascar Tags: Kevin Harvick, points-races, primary-sponsor, race-budweiser, remaining, remaining-races, richard, schedule, speedweeks, sprint, tuesday, two-non-points, will-remain, will-serve No Comments »College Football 2010: Power Ranking The Top 25 Games Of Opening Weekend
August 11th, 2010 Every college football fan knows that the real meat and potatoes of the season takes place in the heart of fall, when conference play provides a plethora of rivalries and title implications. But with each passing season we are blessed to have a host of noteworthy games that litter the schedule in September. Inter-conference foes get together. Unfamiliar in-state opponents square off. And, if we …
Posted in College Football Tags: fan-knows, heart, real, real-meat, schedule, season, the-heart, the-schedule, the-season No Comments »Fantasy Preview: Momentum could lead to strong run for Edwards
August 11th, 2010 This week, several major announcements are being made about the 2011 schedule. While the full list isn’t available, nuggets such as Chicagoland Speedway hosting the first Chase race and Kentucky Speedway being added to the current list of NASCAR venues are tantalizing suggestions that next year’s campaign could be radically different in terms of where certain tracks fall on the schedule.
Posted in Nascar Tags: current, kentucky, NASCAR, schedule, several-major, the-current, week No Comments »2010 College Football Predictions: Boise State Plays Nat’l Semi Sept. 6
August 9th, 2010 I will predict the entire college football season based solely on each team’s schedule. Because as we know, as long as the Bowl Championship Series is in place, nothing matters more than how easy or difficult your schedule is. Except maybe your preseason ranking. The computer doesn’t care a whole lot about how good your team is, it cares mostly about how many losses you have and when they occur …
Posted in College Football Tags: bowl, championship, each-team, nothing-matters, preseason, schedule, season-based, solely-on-each, team, the-entire No Comments »
