The Top 5 Early Season College Football Games

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College Football (compiled by Parkov, SportingNews.com)

5. Oklahoma State @ Georgia (WK 1)
-Oklahoma State is bringing back a lot of starters from a very talented team. They are looking to take the next step and beating Georgia at home would be that next step. The only problem is this- Georgia is a pretty good football team. A pretty good football team that happens to be 25-2 against non-conference opponents under Mark Richt.

4. Oregon @ Michigan (WK 2)
-Michigan has hopes of winning the Big 10 and playing for a National Championship. However, they must first dispatch a tough Oregon team.

3. Miami @ Oklahoma (WK 2)
-This ought to be a good one to watch. They both play nasty defense and they are two of the elite teams in the nation in terms of talent. I love games like this.

2. Tennessee @ Cal (WK 1)
-This was a great game last year and it should be a great game this year. Two teams from opposite sides of the country, both with similar aspirations, going at it in the first week of the season. This is how college football is meant to be played.

1. Virginia Tech @ LSU (WK 2)
-Wow. Talk about a game to start the season. LSU is #2 in most polls I've seen and Virginia Tech is usually in the Top 10. Both of these teams could be playing for all the marbles in January. Both of them have fast, tough athletic defenses- probably two of the best defenses in the country. Make no mistake; this is no "exhibition" game. There is something on the line when these two kick off. And they both know it. I can't wait for this one.

Well, I'm sure I left out a good game or two. If you've got another one that you think should have been on here, feel free to let me know. As always, thanks for reading.

Heisman Worthy Quarterback Puts Hawaii ahead of Preseason WAC Pack

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University of Hawaii (compiled by KITV)

The University of Hawaii football team has been named the favorite in the 2007 Western Athletic Conference football media poll released on Monday.

The Warriors were 11-3 last year and led the nation in scoring offense, passing offense and total offense. UH finished the season with a 41-24 win over Arizona State at the Sheraton Hawaii Bowl.

Five-time defending WAC champion Boise State was chosen as the runner-up by four votes in the media poll and three votes shy of No. 1 in the coaches poll.

Boise was the only team in the nation to go undefeated last season. The Broncos capped off the season with a 43-42 victory in the Tostitos Fiesta Bowl against Oklahoma in overtime.

UH Quarterback Colt Brennan was voted preseason offensive player of the year for the second straight year. He is considered a contender for the Heisman Trophy.

Oklahoma Lookin' Good in Big 12 Baseball Tourney

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University of Oklahoma (compiled by KSWO)

So far, so good for the Sooners at the Big 12 baseball tournament at the Bricktown Ballpark in Oklahoma City.

On the first day of the tournament, seven-seed OU upset two-seed Missouri 7-2 Wednesday night. Sooner shortstop Bryant Hernandez had a good day at the plate going 1-for-3 with a solo home run and two RBI.

For highlights of OU's upset of the Tigers, watch the 7-Sports featured video clip.

The Sooners next play at the Big 12 tournament Friday night at 7:30 pm against OSU.

Sigma Chi Allowed to Return to Oklahoma

OU Allows Fraternity Back on Campus

After losing its charter when a pledge died of alcohol poisoning in 2004, the University of Oklahoma's chapter of Sigma Chi has been reinstated on the campus.

In 2004, a 19-year old student died of alcohol poisoning after having a blood alcohol content more than five times the legal limit. Sigma Chi has now met every condition required by a fraternity to rejoin the Greek population a Oklahoma ans was approved for the return this spring.

The chapter will begin to rush new members this coming fall when classes resume.