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South Carolina announces 2011 football schedule
Kevin Kelley - January 14, 2011The South Carolina Gamecocks 2011 football schedule features games against Clemson, Auburn, Florida, and Georgia.
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Oregon adds Arkansas State to 2012 football schedule
Kevin Kelley - January 14, 2011The Oregon Ducks have added the Arkansas State Red Wolves to their 2012 football schedule, ASU has announced.
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Texas Tech adds Stephen F. Austin to 2013 football schedule
Kevin Kelley - January 14, 2011The Texas Tech Red Raiders have added the Stephen F. Austin Jacks to their 2013 football schedule, the Kansas City Star has reported.
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Washington, Boise State schedule 2013, 2015 football series
Tim K. - January 12, 2011The Boise State Broncos and the Washington Huskies have scheduled a home-and-home football series for the 2013 and 2015 seasons, Boise State announced today.
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Auburn wins 2011 BCS National Championship Game
Kevin Kelley - January 11, 2011The Auburn Tigers are the 2011 BCS National Champions after their 22-19 win over the Oregon Ducks.
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Central Michigan announces 2011 non-conference football schedule
Kevin Kelley - January 10, 2011The Central Michigan Chippewas have announced their 2011 non-conference football schedule, which features games against Kentucky, Michigan State and NC State.
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Utah State announce 2011 non-conference football schedule
Kevin Kelley - January 9, 2011The Utah State Aggies have announced their 2011 non-conference football schedule, which features games at Auburn and BYU.
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Navy announces 2011 football schedule
Kevin Kelley - January 7, 2011The Navy Midshipmen have announced their 2011 football schedule, which features games against Air Force, Army, Notre Dame, Rutgers and South Carolina.
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Tennessee announces 2011 football schedule
Kevin Kelley - January 4, 2011The Tennessee Volunteers have announced their 2011 football schedule, which features games against Cincinnati, Alabama, Arkansas, Georgia, LSU and South Carolina.
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2010-11 New Years Week Football TV Schedule
Kevin Kelley - December 28, 2010The 2010-11 football bowl season is in full swing, and the final games of the NFL regular season are this weekend. Today through next Tuesday, there are 21 college bowl games and 16 NFL games.