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Big Ten defends Rose Bowl playoff scenario
(AP) Big Ten officials came out in favor of keeping bowl games as sites for college football's planned playoff on Tuesday, preferring to keep the Rose Bowl as the conference's postseason tradition. More.
Pacers win Game 2 in Miami, even series
(AP) LeBron James and Dwyane Wade did almost everything for Miami - until the final minute. And that has the Heat facing their first big problem of the postseason. More.
Slow play causing PGA Tour problems
(AP) In more peaceful times, when Tiger Woods had gone six months without losing and golf seemed to revolve around him, he ended a monthly newsletter with a rare trip to the soap box to complain about the pace of play on the PGA Tour. "Before I go, I would like to talk about slow play," Woods wrote. More.
Broncos changing offense to fit Manning
(AP) The Denver Broncos still plan on running an option offense. Only, this version centers on giving Peyton Manning the option of calling anything he wants. For the second time in six months, offensive coordinator Mike McCoy has to overhaul his playbook to fit the QB under center. More.
Boise State's Moore in camp with Lions
(AP) By now, Kellen Moore is used to the doubters. His Boise State team fought for respect throughout his college career, and after leading the Broncos to 50 victories - a Football Bowl Subdivision record for a starting quarterback - Moore still went undrafted last month. More.
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LaMichael James - 49ers, Running Back
Fresh off his first Rookie Camp with the 49ers, the Oregon Ducks' all-time leading rusher joins Primetime to talk about life as a professional.
Dave Bartoo - College Football Matrix
Dave joins Isaac and Suke in studio for 22 minutes of College Football Goodness to break down the numbers behind the wins, losses, recruits, conferences and coaches. Great stuff. If you like college football, you'll love this interview.
Phil Wilson - Indy Star, Colts Beat Writer
Phil joins the show to talk about the number one overall pick in last month's NFL Draft, Andrew Luck, and his first rookie camp with the Indianapolis Colts over the weekend.
Ric Bucher - ESPN NBA Analyst
Bucher joins the show to talk NBA Playoffs, upcoming free agency and how it will change the Trail Blazers. Also, Bucher has some choice thoughts on the Blazers GM search.
Bill Moos - Washington State, Athletic Director
Moos joins the show to discuss the new additions coming to Martin Stadium, the direction of Cougar athletics and where he thinks college football is heading.
Mark Titus - Grantland, Writer
Titus joins the show to discuss his piece today on former Trail Blazer, Greg Oden, in a rare interview.
Rob Spear - University of Idaho, Athletic Director
Mr. Spear joins the program to discuss the impending doom of the Western Athletic Conference and what it means for the direction of college athletics. JUICY!