College Football’s Biggest Disappointments in 2008

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15. Kansas – Why? Because the Jayhawks fell from #13 in mid-September to out of the final Top 25 rankings. Because they were supposed to prove that 2007 was not a fluke. Because all of their offensive stars were back this season including Todd Reesing, Jake Sharp, and Dezmon Briscoe.

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Scores/Schedules

9/5 - 7:00 PM North Dakota Fighting Sioux 13 Texas Tech Red Raiders 38
9/12 - 7:00 PM Rice Owls 10 Texas Tech Red Raiders 55
9/20 - 8:00 PM Texas Tech Red Raiders 24 Texas Longhorns 34
9/27 - 9:26 PM Texas Tech Red Raiders 28 Houston Cougars 29
10/3 - 3:30 PM New Mexico Lobos 28 Texas Tech Red Raiders 48
10/10 - 7:00 PM Kansas St. Wildcats 14 Texas Tech Red Raiders 66
10/17 - 3:30 PM Texas Tech Red Raiders 31 Nebraska Cornhuskers 10
10/24 - 7:00 PM Texas A&M Aggies 52 Texas Tech Red Raiders 30
10/31 - 3:30 PM Kansas Jayhawks 21 Texas Tech Red Raiders 42
11/15 - 9:00 PM Texas Tech Red Raiders 17 Oklahoma St. Cowboys 24
11/21 - 1:30 PM Oklahoma Sooners 13 Texas Tech Red Raiders 41
11/28 - 7:00 PM Texas Tech Red Raiders 20 Baylor Bears 13
1/3 - 10:08 PM Michigan St. Spartans 31 Texas Tech Red Raiders 41

Standings

North W - L
Nebraska Cornhuskers 10 - 4
Missouri Tigers 8 - 5
Iowa St. Cyclones 7 - 6
Kansas St. Wildcats 6 - 6
Kansas Jayhawks 5 - 7
Colorado Buffaloes 3 - 9
South W - L
Texas Longhorns 13 - 1
Texas Tech Red Raiders 9 - 4
Oklahoma St. Cowboys 9 - 4
Oklahoma Sooners 8 - 5
Texas A&M Aggies 6 - 7
Baylor Bears 4 - 8

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Ohio State extends Tressel's contract again

Jim Tressel guided Ohio State to an 11-2 record in 2009.

Ohio State has extended the contract of head football coach Jim Tressel an additional two years.

Under the terms of a previous extension signed in 2008, Tressel had been under contract at Ohio State until January 2013. The new deal calls for the 57-year- old to be at the helm through January 2015, but does not include a salary increase for Tressel, who is already the highest-paid head coach in the Big Ten.

'We wanted to reward Jim for his exemplary work with our football program and lock him in as our coach for an additional two years,' said Ohio State director of athletics Gene Smith. ... Continue