College notes

News and notes from the colleges:

  • Looks like UCLA may be losing star point guard Jordan Farmar. After playing well at tryouts and pre-draft camp, Farmar is likely to leave his name in the June 28 NBA draft. [Los Angeles Times]
  • College football has adopted rule change that starts clock after a change of possession, in hopes of speeding up those long, long games. [Tennessean]
  • Bruce Pearl says two, maybe three freshmen could start for his basketball Vols next season. [Tennessean]
  • Memphis’ Darius Washington wants to prove his draft critics wrong. [Commercial-Appeal]
  • Rajon Rondo still 26th in one mock NBA draft. [nbadraft.net]
  • Tennessee-California and Arkansas-Southern Cal will form an ESPN doubleheader on Sept. 2. [viewfromrockytop]
  • Michael Wallace says Ole Miss baseball coach Mike Bianco should turn down LSU and stay in Oxford. [Clarion-Ledger]
  • Younes Idrissi will not be back on the Georgia basketball team. [GeorgiaDogs.com]
  • Alabama wonders if it has seen the last of its baseball coach, Jim Wells. [Huntsville Times]
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  1. 1 Bob Hunter October 31, 2006 11:13 am at 11:13 am

    I am a Notre Dame fan and am trying to find out if the Notre Dame – Air Force game on Sat. Nov ll will b on TV?Thank You Bob Hunter

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