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The Hawaii Exemption – 2012 Edition
Kevin Kelley - June 11, 2012The Hawaii Exemption, as it’s commonly known, is a rule enacted by the NCAA that allows Division I football teams that play at Hawaii to schedule a 13th regular-season game.
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Nevada may cancel 2013 football game at Florida State
Kevin Kelley - June 8, 2012Nevada may cancel their 2013 football game against Florida State, FSU athletic director Randy Spetman said on Thursday.
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Army, Notre Dame working on Future Football Series
Kevin Kelley - June 8, 2012Army and Notre Dame are in discussions for a future football series, Army athletic director Boo Corrgian confirmed yesterday.
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ESPN, NBC, Big Ten Network, MAC announce times for over 100 games
Kevin Kelley - June 7, 2012ESPN, NBC and the Big Ten Network each announced times and coverage for over 100 college football games today. The Mid-American Conference (MAC) also released several kickoff times this afternoon.
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NBC Sports announces 2012 College Football TV Schedule
Kevin Kelley - June 7, 2012NBC and NBC Sports have announced their 2012 college football TV schedule, which features 17 FBS games and 15 FCS games.
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Washington Huskies complete 2013 Non-conference Football Schedule
Kevin Kelley - June 7, 2012The Washington Huskies have completed their 2013 non-conference football schedule with a home game against Idaho State, The Seattle Times has reported.
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CBS announces partial 2012 Football TV Schedule; SEC Championship Game set
Kevin Kelley - June 6, 2012CBS officially announced a partial 2012 football TV schedule this morning as well as the kickoff time for the 2012 SEC Championship Game in Atlanta.
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SEC to add Independence Bowl for 2012 and 2013 Seasons
Kevin Kelley - June 5, 2012The SEC is set to add the AdvoCare V100 Independence Bowl as a tie-in for the 2012 and 2013 seasons.
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Big Ten presidents prefer ‘status quo’ over four-team college football playoff
Kevin Kelley - June 4, 2012In a conference call this morning, the Big Ten Conference announced that their presidents prefer the “status quo” over a four-team college football playoff.
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SEC approves 6-1-1 football schedule format, sets cross-division rivals
Kevin Kelley - June 1, 2012The SEC has approved the 6-1-1 football schedule format for the foreseeable future, Florida athletics director Jeremy Foley announced today.

