Associated Press College Football Writer since 2005. I like to tweet about the Mets and sports in general, but college football butters my bread.
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Ralph D. Russo's coverage heavily focuses on sports, particularly college football and NCAA. His articles often revolve around event coverage and press releases related to specific games, teams, and coaches.
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By: Ralph D. Russo, Bruce Feldman
Rodriguez returns to the scene of his greatest achievements, the hard feelings he left behind long gone as WVU searches for Big 12 success.
By: Ralph D. Russo
Huff and Marshall had been heading for a divorce for months, but there were few hard feelings as both coach and program turned the page.
By: Ralph D. Russo
The departure of coach Charles Huff sparked a roster exodus that included more than 20 players hitting the transfer portal and opting out.
By: Ralph D. Russo
Hunter thanked Deion Sanders for changing his life, but the same can be said the other way around. Hunter is Sanders’ proof of concept.
By: Ralph D. Russo
Tim Pernetti said if a school has concern about safely fielding a team for a bowl game, it should not accept the invitation.
By: Ralph D. Russo
For most programs in the market for a quarterback, knowing which racks to browse is an important place to start.
By: Ralph D. Russo, Bruce Feldman
The hiring comes just two days after Dave Clawson unexpectedly stepped down as Wake Forest's football coach.
By: Ralph D. Russo, Bruce Feldman
Wake Forest is hiring Washington State coach Jake Dickert to replace Dave Clawson, just two days after Clawson unexpectedly stepped down , two people briefed on the decision said Wednesday.
By: Ralph D. Russo
The lack of a dominant QB or two on key contenders is a big reason why this College Football Playoff seems fairly wide open.
By: Ralph D. Russo
A history lesson and first look at the next round of the College Football Playoff.
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