Golden continues to ride out storm at Miami, but probe has taken its toll
Al Golden's goal of returning a championship to Miami has been sidetracked by the NCAA storm encircling the program. Golden tells Dennis Dodd that the Hurricanes expect to go to a bowl this year.

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On-field results don't come close to matching potential for ACC
There's a great mystery lurking around the ACC: Why doesn't the conference win more? Dennis Dodd says no one has any answers, but they do have hope for better times ahead.

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Joe Paterno's loyal son refuses to let his father's legacy wilt
Jay Paterno's life's work has now become protecting the life's work of his father. Dennis Dodd talks with a son who refuses to let others have the final word on his dad.

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Emmert's slowing reforms hurt by zero cooperation, 'class warfare'
NCAA boss Mark Emmert's run of ill fate continues. Dennis Dodd says the effort to trim the football rule book meets with zero cooperation, as do issues like recruiting deregulation and stipends.

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Post-spring Top 25: SEC rule coming to end at hands of Ohio State
The SEC's seven-title run has been fun (for the SEC), but Dennis Dodd says Braxton Miller and Ohio State have the talent and motivation to end it.

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Changing landscape of college football leaves Cincinnati behind
Cincinnati finds itself in sort of a purgatory of college football, says Dennis Dodd. With realignment stalled, the Bearcats have few options to get back to the big time.

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Can college football be the next frontier for openly gay athlete?
The NBA is the first major men's sport to have an openly gay player, but what about the nation's second-most popular sport? Dennis Dodd looks at how the macho world of college football might react to a gay athlete.

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