Ever see Snoop Dogg strutting across the stage and think, "Snoop's got some decent height and if he wasn't so high all the time, he might have pretty good motor skills."

Well, you were right. 

Meet Cordell Broadus, Snoop's son, who is a four-star, ranked #88 overall, in the class of 2015 by 24/7 Sports.

The Doggfather's son already has ten scholarship offers from USC, LSU, Tennessee, Duke, California, and UCLA among others. 

I know, I know, academics and football go together as well as Alabama fans and IQ points, but today the U.S. News released its rankings of the top colleges in America.

You can see all the rankings here.

You'll recall that the Texas Longhorns famously cited academics as a reason why they didn't fit in the SEC. And one of the big reasons why Missouri received an SEC bid over West Virginia was, in fact, academics. (There were other reasons as well -- Missouri is the much bigger state for instance, which makes more sense for the SEC Network -- but given that presidents vote on expansion, the SEC could argue that expansion actually made them a better conference than before expansion).  

So it got me wondering, how do the realigned conferences stack up in terms of overall academic prestige?

So I checked out every football school's overall ranking and then computed them as a conference average. Voila, the results:

Last week Vinnie Verno was on a roll, he went 3-0.

That means this week he's insufferable.

Dive in to see who Vinnie likes in LSU at Auburn, Kansas State -- Oklahoma, and Kentucky at Florida.

Remember, he makes picks, you make money.

Vince Young could really use the help now.

Yesterday news broke that former Tennessee Titan quarterback Vince Young was broke.

As you can imagine, this has been a big story.

How could a player go through twenty-six million dollars -- after taxes -- in about six years? Especially since Young spent much of his time in Nashville, one of the most affordable pro cities in the country. So we asked the question on 3HL today, if you saw Vince Young spending large sums of money in the city tell us about it. So where did all that money go?

The answer, according to 3HL callers, is chain restaurants and commercial airline flights that he bought up all the available seats on.

I should have known as soon as I saw this guy with the Peyton Manning tattoo on his calf that the Vols would find a way to lose to Florida.

Should. Have. Known.

This is the first awkward fan tattoo that I've actually witnessed in person. I was standing outside Gate 15 at Neyland Stadium -- Vince and Barbara Dooley had just passed -- when, like a modern day miracle, a sea of orange-Vol fans parted, and this man stood right in front of me.

I asked to take a picture of his tattoo and he said by way of tattoo explication, "I'm a big Peyton Manning fan."

Clearly.

By Craig Hayes

Last Friday night, Justin Buckley, a running back for the Oceanside (N.Y.) High School Sailors broke free for a twenty-five yard touchdown to put the finishing touches on a comeback 36-21 victory over the East Meadow High Jets. After he crossed the goal line, he celebrated his score in a unique and special way.

Remember five months ago when a disgraced Bobby Petrino was fired from Arkansas for hiring his mistress and lying about a motorcycle accident?

All is forgiven.

Seriously, everything.

Have you seen John L. Smith's coaching decisions? Petrino tossed him the keys to a porsche and John L. turned the car into a walking lawnmower.

Just five months after Petrino, neck brace in tow, walked off into the Woo Pig Sooie night, he's been redeemed, forgiven, sought after.

Dare we say, lusted after?

Why?

Because it's a seller's market and Petrino has the most valuable coin in the SEC realm, an ability to win no matter where he coaches.

Or who he's sexting.

By Mat Nickovich

I am a college football vagabond. I drift from team to team, player to player, conference to conference because of a deep-seated unwillingness and inability to devote my fandom to a single team. Some say this failure to settle makes me a college football slut, but I disagree.

Last week Arkansas lost to Louisiana-Monroe and a crazy Razorback fan who goes by the YouTube name Liz Honey took the Internet by storm with her Arkansas athem.

Now, she's back.

And not wearing a BBB shirt, "Bring Bobby Back," like one enterprising Razorback fan did at this week's Bama game.

This week she's singing, "Ain't No Stopping Us Now."

Which is a bit ironic considering that's all Alabama did en route to a 52-0 loss.

Usually we wait to debut the entire Starting 11 at once, but this video is so absurd, I figure you need a little pep on your Monday morning to help ease the weekend hangovers.

So, enjoy.

1. It's Razorback song time.

Knoxville, TN

Knoxville was rocking, Neyland Stadium was shaking, and the Vols had just foiled a fake Gator punt and taken over at the UF 47. With a seven point lead and two wide receivers that the Gators had been unable to cover all night, things were finally looking up for Derek Dooley's star crossed Volunteers. After eight long years, the Doolaid had never tasted sweeter. 

And then...

The Voltanic struck an iceberg. 

Tyler Bray was called for intentional grounding, effectively ending the drive before it started. 

The Vols punted into the end zone, Muschamp dodged any consequences from the fake punt, and Trey Burton lined up under center.

A run play was coming, right? 

Handicapping college football isn’t easy. There’s no shortcut to picking winners consistently, let’s not delude ourselves here. Factoring in travel, rivalries, situations, and biases frequently can leave everyone scratching their head the exact same way you would after a blackout experience: Umm, how did I get here and when did things go so wrong?