The Slate is back at it. Today, Erik Kynard qualifies for 2012 Olympic Games, what would be so bad about a plus-one system, Big 12 and SEC wanted playoff games outside bowl system, former Baylor basketball player accused of extorting Robert Griffin III, and Jerry Sandusky found guilty.
It's Friday at the Slate. Today, Cliff Rovelto is among the elite track and field coaches in the country, Erik Kynard looks to win a gold medal, Texas Tech may cancel game with Texas State rather than play on LHN, college football playoff will still provide plenty to be mad about, and the Sandusky trial goes to the jury.
The Slate needs to be productive. Today, the countdown reaches Kason Hostrup, Summer Snyder is in full effect, Big 10 and Pac-12 complaining about playoff systems, and former Penn State coaches testify that they showered with little boys, too.
The Slate has to get going. Today, Duke tops Semi Ojeleye's list, NCAA bans basketball court stickers, bad sports rhetoric, Big 10 and Pac-12 blocking college football playoff, Doc Sadler joins KU's staff, and more from the Sandusky trial.
The Slate is midway. Today, Rodney McGruder adapts to new coaching staff, Desmonte Leonard arrested in connection with Auburn shootings, Mike McQueary testifies at the Jerry Sandusky trial, and Oklahoma City takes 1-0 lead over Miami.
The Slate has nothing. Today, Joe Ida wins 2012 Watson Challenge, SB Nation wedding advice, Spencer Hall interviews Barry Switzer, arrests made in Auburn shootings but primary suspect still at large, and the Jerry Sandusky trial begins.
The Slate is midway. Today, Rodney McGruder is healthy, it's better to be lucky than good in college football, why you haven't seen the last of Craig James, and the creepy begins in the Jerry Sandusky trial.
