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It’s finally here ladies and gentlemen… the 2011-12 college football season! Over the next by our estimate, over the next 36 hours well over 100 DI college football games will be played and around 90% of them will be aired live online or on television… in other words, shxt just got real.

So below we’ve got a complete (printable) list of games that will be coming on over the next four days, along with where you can watch them… you can thank us now.

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We’re running late on our cheerleader photo galleries this week, but I promise you we’re going to make up for it. Instead of featuring the UCLA Cheerleaders like we planned to this week, we’re going to give you six cheerleader mega galleries (20 pictures plus) from the number one team in the land… the Oklahoma Sooners. So bros and hoes meet Brooklyn.

Photo Gallery Below…

Players: James Skelton and Zach Tiedgen
Team: Colorado State – Football
Charges: Third-Degree Assault and Disorderly Conduct
Arrest Date: August 27, 2011

Police Report: Both of these players were arrested two of four people arrested at a massive pool party that attracted over 2,000 students to the Campus Crossing at Ram’s Pointe apartment complex on Saturday that sent 10 people to the hospital for everything from alcohol-related illnesses to lacerations. Sounds like my kind of party (and yes the video above is of the party).

We know Texas A&M is going to leave the Big 12 for the SEC… the only question left is how much will is cost them? Over the past few days, the Big 12 provided the Aggies with an outline of the steps they need to take in order to depart… and rumor has it, Texas A&M could announce their decision to defect before the weeks end.

So how much will it cost them… according to sources, a buyout would cost the Aggies somewhere in the vicinity of $10-$15 million, although the Big 12 will likely ask something closer to the $30 million mark from A&M. Damn that’s a lot of money!

We are Marshall and this is a hot junior soccer player named Chelsey that plays for the Herd. And on a sidenote… here goes this weeks women’s soccer rankings that have UNC in the top spot after last weeks number one, Notre Dame, lost two games this past weekend.

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Bruce Pearl is done. Less than a week after the NCAA basically banned the dude from coaching college basketball until 2015, he’s hung up his coaching jacket to sell groceries. That’s right… statement released by Pearl today, he announced that he would be staying in Knoxville and joining HT Hackney as vice president of marketing. WTF!

But don’t act too surprised because this job is probably going to pay Pearl more than the $500,000 a year that he was offered to coach the Texas Legends, the Dallas Mavericks‘ D-League franchise… Forbes magazine ranks HT Hackney as the 82nd largest privately held company in the country with annual revenues of about $4 billion. Ballin! [via]

The Longhorn Network is on the air, but I doubt many fans will be able to find it. Late last week, LHN rolled out a 24/7 station of all things Texas, but no deals have been made with Comcast, Time Warner, AT&T U-Verse, DirecTV or Dish to carry it…. currently the only cable company to offer it nationally is Verizon. But hey at least they got Matthen MaConauhey to do this cool ass promo for the Network.

Details on who offers the LHN below…