Jon Sumrall says Florida QB doesn't 'need to be Tim Tebow' - ESPN
TAMPA, Florida — Florida coach Jon Sumrall arrives at the school amid the program sputtering through four losing seasons in the last five years.
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TAMPA, Florida — Florida coach Jon Sumrall arrives at the school amid the program sputtering through four losing seasons in the last five years.
TAMPA, Fla. — Vanderbilt coach Clark Lea has not decided on his starting quarterback yet to replace Heisman finalist Diego Pavia. But no matter who it is, he is adamant about one thing.
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TAMPA, Fla. — Alex Golesh can recount all the details of Auburn's dominant 2004 season or 2010 national title, but a funny thing happened when he hit the road recruiting after taking over as the Tigers' coach in December.
It seems like yesterday and forever ago when Owen Goodman, Canada’s 22-year-old goalkeeper of the future, sat beside the pool at the team’s Vancouver hotel, in that still-hopeful space between World Cup group stage games in June, and reflected on the experience of his young lifetime.
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