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In an interesting situation coming out of Oklahoma State, their starting quarterback from last season, Wes Lunt has decided to transfer from the school, and take his talents to Illinois.  He’ll head back to his home state to play for the Illini, but when he was getting recruited in high school he paid very little attention to the school.  Lunt was the starter for the Cowboys last season for five games, but an injury sent him to the sidelines.  He was the first freshman to win the starting job at Oklahoma State since back in 1950, and many fans and continue

On Sunday, the 2012 Heisman Trophy-winning quarterback out of Texas A&M sent out a tweet that read he can’t wait to leave College Station. The tweet has since been deleted. Though the reasons for why Manziel felt this way are unknown, it seems like an odd way for a player of his stature at a school so crazy for football to be having such negative feelings. Manziel, of course, exploded onto the college football scene this past season en route to becoming the first freshman to collect the Heisman Trophy. He was the centerpiece of the resurgent Aggies, who continue

Last fall, Lunt became the first true freshman to start the season under center for the Cowboys since 1950 and started five games, but was sidelined with an injury. The 6-foot-5, 215-pounder will have to sit out for the 2013 season due to NCAA transfer rules, but he threw for 1,108 yards and six touchdowns for OSU last season and still has three years of remaining eligibility to help the Illini return to glory after a 2-10 campaign in 2012. Lunt’s decision to transfer continue

According to multiple media sources, the incident occurred after the woman, whose name was not disclosed, attended a party at an off-campus property known as the “football house” in Annapolis. The alleged victim then woke up at the house the next morning with little recollection of what happened, according to a reported statement by the woman’s lawyer. She learned through friends and social continue

After four teams moved from the FCS to the FBS last season (Texas State, South Alabama, Massachusetts, Texas-San Antonio), the Panthers will be the lone team to make the jump for the 2013 campaign, joining the Sun Belt Conference full time effective July 1, with postseason eligibility coming in 2014. The program’s inaugural FBS schedule was announced back in March, and it holds plenty of intrigue. In addition to hosting Sun Belt foes Troy, South Alabama and Western Kentucky, the slate of games is highlighted by a pair of high- profile road contests against West Virginia and defending national continue