Sheer scope of Miami investigation inescapable in wake of hearing
The infraction committee holds its hearing on the Miami investigation Friday and we're still waiting for answers. Dennis Dodd says this is a turning point for the legacy of NCAA's enforcement.

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Miami set for its date in NCAA court in case where taint escapes no one
The slimy booster. The Canes players that flipped for immunity. The reckless NCAA investigators. Dennis Dodd says all parties are already guilty as Miami's infractions case nears its ugly end.

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Coordinator Herman has taken 'Jet' path from D-III to Ohio State
Tom Herman's no-huddle spread offense, aka the Jet, propels him from the D-III ranks to running Ohio State's offense. Dennis Dodd tells how Herman went from eating Ramen to working for Urban.

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TCU, Pachall have had their share of troubles, but things are looking up
Casey Pachall is back from rehab, looking to regain his starting QB job. Dennis Dodd says TCU is attempting a comeback of its own after a recent spate of troubles.

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Four-team playoff format could very well end up being a place-holder
The playoff era is almost here, but the format might not be for long. Dennis Dodd says the message is becoming more apparent: If four teams are good, eight is even better.

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Can Johnny Football replicate last year? It's all about adjustments
Johnny Football won't catch anyone by surprise this year. D coordinators will adjust. But Dennis Dodd says a motivated Manziel is ready for the challenge.

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Forget 13-1 vote loss: As Saban goes, so goes the SEC
SEC coaches vote 13-1 to keep an 8-game conference schedule. The lone holdout? Nick Saban. Dennis Dodd says make no mistake, the other schools will bend to Saban's will, and not the other way around.

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