Dean Straka is a National News Desk Writer for CBS Sports. He primarily covers college football and has a passion for delivering in-depth analysis and insights on the sport. His work has also been featured on 247Sports.
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Dean Straka's articles strongly revolve around college football, with a focus on event coverage. His coverage is concentrated on specific events and developments within the world of sports, especially college football.
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By: Dean Straka
The son of the WWE icon originally planned to walk on at Alabama before Nick Saban's retirement
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Colorado is turning to the NFL to find its next defensive coordinator
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The former NFL coach and college teammate of Fickell could be lending the Badgers an extra hand
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Sanders, who was part of San Francisco's last Super Bowl championship team, sung praises of the 49ers QB
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The program's future would be in the hands of a Boston native with NFL and college head-coaching experience
By: Dean Straka
The program's future would be in the hands of a Boston native with NFL and college coaching experience
By: Dean Straka
Kelly is set to be the latest power-conference coach to leave on his own terms since the start of the new year
By: Dean Straka
The program's future is in the hands of a Boston native with NFL and college coaching experience
By: Dean Straka
Kelly is the latest power-conference coach to leave on his own terms since the start of the new year
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For more than three decades, SMU has sought a return to prominence after it was rocked by the NCAA "death penalty" stemming from repeated NCAA violations, most notably under-the-table payments to players
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