The Seattle Seahawks are coming off a year in which CHANGE was the order of the day. With a slew of roster moves, Coach Pete Carroll attempted to reshape this team by creating competition for every position.
After coming up just short in last year’s Super Bowl, the Pittsburgh Steelers are once again poised to make a championship run. Still, the club has plenty of questions to answer heading into the 2011 season.
With new management in place, the Cleveland Browns finally showed signs of progress last season. Sure, they only won five games, but the club was competitive and has some interesting players to work with. They’ll be looking to take more steps forward in 2011.
A wave of change is sweeping the Cincinnati Bengals, as familiar faces are shown the door and new youngsters take their place. With so much turnover, Cincy is likely in for another long, though season.
The Baltimore Ravens have been on the cusp of glory for a few years now. Is this the season everything gels and Baltimore claims its first Super Bowl in a decade?
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Edsall comes to College Park after building the program at the University of Connecticut basically from the ground up. He was the 2010 Big East Coach of the Year and looks to assert a Terps team that has an excellent underclassmen quarterback, but not much else.
DeWayne Walker will enter his second full season as head coach of the New Mexico State Aggies in 2011, and most are predicting another year at the bottom of the Western Athletic Conference. But will that be the case?
Things came together quite nicely for the Wolfpack in 2010; the Atlantic division title in the ACC was within their sights until near the end of the regular season, and a victory over West Virginia in the Champs Sports Bowl had NC State finishing at #25 – the first time the team has finished ranked since 2002.
Notre Dame football has a proud tradition not just in the NCAA, but almost as importantly as a part of the American fabric.
Mark Dantonio has been an absolutely terrific hire for the Michigan State football program. Dantonio has done a whole in just a few years to turn around this proud program that fallen victim to constant mediocrity.
Change is in the air in Ann Arbor. Rich Rodriguez is out the door and Brady Hoke is now the main man at Michigan. The Wolverines are part of the new Legends Division in the Big Ten, and the Nebraska Cornhuskers are the big favorite to finish at the top.
Penn State dropped back to 7-6 last year as quarterback play was an issue all season long. The legendary Joe Paterno is now entering his 45th year at Penn State, and he has amassed an amazing 401-135-3 record.
The Iowa Hawkeyes were expected to contend for a Big Ten title in 2010, but they finished just 4-4 in the conference.
Utah State is expected to be on a downswing in 2011. This is a team that only won four games in 2010, so, unless the Aggies exceed expectations and prove people wrong, they are most likely to wind up at bottom of the WAC standings come December.
After one of the roughest seasons in school history, the San Jose State Spartans are coming into 2011 with high expectations and seem ready to turn the tide of their losing ways.
